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Asian Digital Supermovers podcats are Clubhouse discussions about everything that happens in the Asian DigitalTech Economy; India, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia & the rest of APAC. If you are interested to learn about building, scaling and operating ventures for 4.6+ billion people then this is your podcast. The Asian Digital SuperMovers club is founded by Monica Jasuja, Musheer Ahmed and Pritish Sanyal. Topics Covered: + Acquisition Strategy + Angel Investing + Consumer Analytics + Engagement + Rentention + Growth Models + Roadmaps + M&A + Marketing + Payments + Product Strategy + User Psychology + Venture Capital + Virality

  1. 08/31/2021

    Pritish speaks with Maliekah, Investments at AC VENTURES, about the Indonesia VC ecosystem

    Maliekah talks about: The Indonesian consumer ecosystem and the venture space AC Ventures and Industry TrendsBukalapak, about their IPO journey and what does the IPO mean for the Indonesian venture ecosystem?How does AC Ventures makes investment decisions?How do homegrown VCs compete with international entrants?Are Indonesian startups ready to scale outside Indonesia?her views on Tokopedia and Gojek merger?

    46 min

  2. 08/19/2021

    Musher talks to Richard Turrin, Author of Cashless: China’s Digital Currency Revolution.

    Richard in his talk discusses; 1. Evolution of Digital Payments in China 2. Development of China’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) 3. Key features and functionality of the e-RMB. 4. Impact on mobile Payment wallets and commercial banks 5. Impact on US Dollar Hegemony 6. Domestic Use cases vs Cross Border use cases 7. Comparisons with other CBDCs

    1h 28m

  3. 07/23/2021

    Monica talks to Steven Li, Head of Product for Atome

    Steven is an entrepreneurial management professional with intensive product, project and people management experience and sharp business acumen in IT industry. In my 10+ years of professional journey, I have developed a mature and practical approach to developing and leading teams to focus on long-term and sustainable business strategies. Being a natural leader, Steven possesses excellent ability and skills to manage and drive teams to perform at their bests.1. More About Stevena. What was the most appealing career option to you when you finished your engineering?b. Tell me about your journey into Product Management? What triggered the interest in it as a career option?2. BNPLa. Explain and demystify BNPL for our audience?b. Why is BNPL such a phenomenon?c. What kind of expertise is needed for aspiring PMs? Is there a training or certification you recommend?3. Market Analysis and Competitor Benchmarkinga. With the evolving landscape in BNPL, how do you stay on top of all the news?b. How often do you refresh competitor benchmarking analysis?c. DO you have a reactive mode to manage your roadmap? Alternatively, how do you identify customer requirements to stay ahead of the curve?4. Becoming a PMa. How did the Exec MBA add to your skills? Do you recommend doing this to develop new skills, for all PMs?b. What are the challenges of working with a Startup/Enterprise Product Team/Big Corporate as a PM?c. Do you find some skills being transferable across domains? Is this an asset of a liability for us, PM’s5. Leading Product Teamsa. Building Product Teams: Is it hard? If so why?b. What are your successful hiring strategies?c. Hire for Attitude, Train for Skill?Rapid Fire· Technical PM/Growth PM/Data PM or just PM?· Like WFH or hate it?· Your favourite PM hack· What is a bigger high for you: identifying and creating a great product requirement or getting user feedback?· Which of the following have you not tried? IF/Zero Inbox /Digital Detox· Build in public: yay or nay?· Books or OTT?· Podcasts or Clubhouse?· Blogs or books to learn?· Your last used emoji?· A product blog you recommend to the audience· A podcast you always listen to?

    1h 27m

  4. 07/23/2021

    Pritish talks to Rajive Keshup, Investment Director Cathay Innovation

    Rajive is a Management Consultant turned (successfully exited) Founder/Operator turned Venture Capitalist.About you and your journey to Cathay Innovation? How has the venture investment landscape evolved in the last decade in SEA? SEA is a heterogeneous market how do you access businesses from the region? Recently you had shared an article on ex-Garb employees who are not building successful new businesses- do see this as a step forward within the founder ecosystem in SEA?You are pro-buy now pay later economy why? You host Human Side of a VC series on CH- what have you learnt from those sessions?Rapid Fire

    40 min

  5. 07/23/2021

    Monica talks to Shiyan Koh, Managing Partner Hustle Fund

    Shiyan is an experienced operator and investor. Shiyan is a Singapore-based early-stage VC @ Hustle Fund, She was most recently VP of Business Operations & Corp Dev at NerdWallet (employee #10), growing annual revenue from $1M to $150M+. Prior to NerdWallet, she was an investor at Institutional Venture Partners, a growth stage venture capital fund with $7 billion of committed capital and Bridgewater Associates. Shiyan holds a BS in Biomechanical Engineering and a BA in Economics from Stanford University as well as an MBA from Harvard Business School.In her own words, she is a Mother, Wife, Enthusiastic reader and thrower of dinner parties. Questions to Shiyan1. More About you and how to become a PM from being in business dev and ops?a. Tell me about your journey into Product Management? How did the transition from business development to PM happen?b.What are the transferable skills you believe helped you become an excellent PM? What has prepared you best for a career in PM?c. Given your background, what are the top 3 skills that PMs must have to excel?2. Can we double click on something’s we discussed in the first segment? a. How important is having a technical background? Is it an enabler or an inhibitor?b. How did you earn the respect and trust of the cross-functional team, including engineering? What formula worked for you?c. Do you do self-audits? How do you measure your success as a PM?d. Last, outcomes vs activity? What do you advise PMs to do to focus more on the former to achieve success in their roles3. Now to the question, everyone wants to ask – How do you transition into VC? Is there a defined path to follow? What skills should be acquired? Who would be a great fit?4. About youa. Inspiration. What is a product you like so much; you spend time evaluating what went into making it? What did you like about it?b. Favourite books/blogs you recommend to expand your thinking, get inspired, be motivated to work harder, faster, better?5. Leading Teamsa. Building Product Teams: Is it hard? If so why?b. What are your successful hiring strategies? Does having an MBA bias your hiring decision?c. Hire for Attitude, Train for Skill?6. Diversity a. How do you define diversity and what measures do you take to ensure diversity has a seat at the board table while making people decisions?b. Rapid Fire• Like WFH or hate it?• What is a bigger high for you: creating a great product requirement or getting massive scale or raking in millions in product revenue?• Which of the following have you not tried? IF/Zero Inbox /Digital Detox• Build in public: yay or nay?• Books or OTT?• Singapore or San Francisco?• Android or ios?• What was your last used emoji?• A book you recommend to everyone?• A favourite dinner menu would be?• Podcasts or Clubhouse?• Blogs or books to learn?

    58 min

  6. 07/22/2021

    Pritish talks to Shayak Sen, Head of Design Vedantu

    Shayak is a design executive with experience in building and leading design teams. He brings in a unique combination of corporate and entrepreneurial experience with multidisciplinary expertise in the product innovation process. Shayak is the Head of Design and a part of the leadership team at Practo - India's largest healthcare technology platform. Prior to this Shayak was heading Product Design at Commonfloor.com and was part of the core leadership team. Before that he worked at frog's team in India, facilitating design and delivery in coordination with frog's other offices worldwide. In 2008, Shayak co-founded Cheese, a User Experience design and development company steering it to a 100% YoY growth. Cheese was one among NASSCOM's Fastest 50 in 2010. 1. Is copying design a good idea? 2. What is good product design? 3. How do you communicate the tangible value of design to a company? 4. Is design just UX/UI?5. How much design is creativity vs data and feedback? 6. How does a design team need to think of working with a product team? 7. When you hire for your team: what do you look for? 8. Can anyone be in product design or you need specialised skills? 9. How is Amazon a design? 10. Is design the answer to onboard the next 500 million Indian?

    33 min

  7. 06/26/2021

    Musheer talks to Hena Mehta and Dipika Jaikishan, founder of Basis

    Basis began with the vision of bridging the knowledge and trust gaps that women face while making financial decisions. While the number of financially independent women are on the rise in today’s society, there is just as much the absence of consumable content around helping them make informed decisions about their money. This was a gap that Founder and CEO Hena wanted to fill, and thus Basis was born.  Founded in 2018 by Hena Mehta and Dipika Jaikishan, Basis aims at building a future where women can make financially well-informed and independent decisions for themselves. This can be achieved through curated learning modules and educational content, community based outreach programmes and goal focused groups guided by secure networks of women guiding one another.So no matter where you are in your financial journey, Basis will always be useful. They talk about: Their entrepreneurial journey.How they came together to setup Basis What it is like to run a fintech in India, especially given the growing marketWhy is women fintech segment underserved and the opportunity

    1h 17m

  8. 06/26/2021

    Pritish talks to Pramath Sinha about "Redefining Education"

    Pramath is an entrepreneur, institution-builder, academic, executive, and philanthropist. He is the founder of Harappa Education, 9.9 Group, Ashoka University, Vedica Scholars Programme for women, and Naropa Fellowship. He was formerly the CEO of Ananda Bazar Patrika (ABP) Group, a leading media company, and a partner at McKinsey & Company. Drawing from his learnings through building successful educational institutions, Sinha went on to start Harappa Education in 2018 to address a core gap in the formal education system – honing cognitive, social, and behavioural skills required at the workplace. In this conversation Pramath talks about: His career and how has been the journey?What is he solving for in Education, and for whom? Why was ISB- “An Idea who’s time has come”?What made him believe that a 1 year MBA can work in a market like India.Why Liberal Arts?Tell us about the Rule of Three? Why is it effective?What is Hararpa & Why do we need it?

    1h 18m
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Asian Digital Supermovers podcats are Clubhouse discussions about everything that happens in the Asian DigitalTech Economy; India, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia & the rest of APAC. If you are interested to learn about building, scaling and operating ventures for 4.6+ billion people then this is your podcast. The Asian Digital SuperMovers club is founded by Monica Jasuja, Musheer Ahmed and Pritish Sanyal. Topics Covered: + Acquisition Strategy + Angel Investing + Consumer Analytics + Engagement + Rentention + Growth Models + Roadmaps + M&A + Marketing + Payments + Product Strategy + User Psychology + Venture Capital + Virality

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