Tak Lo is the managing director of Zeroth where he provides early-stage founders across Asia with the funding to launch their startups. Rather than operate as a general investor, Tak focuses almost exclusively on AI and Machine Learning. As we move toward a more automated future, Tak and Zeroth keep an eye on the ways entrepreneurs can drive technology forward and create a better human experience.

Paleo Robbie provides Paleo Diet friendly food delivery for residents of Bangkok. The diet is based on vegetables, wild or pastured meat, nuts, fruits, and avoiding prepackaged and heavily processed food. Loved by the expat community, Paleo Robbie has grown completely organically over the past several years. From cooking into the kitchen with a few friends to negotiating with farmers across Thailand, Robbie’s business provides lessons for all entrepreneurs.

Gaifong is a multipurpose startup that allows you to rent your neighbor’s items and loan them yours. Need a camera for a trip? A projector for movie night? Not a problem at all, just ask your neighbor!

How the introduction of the iPhone 3G and a chance encounter in a bar led Mark McFarlane out of English teaching and to the development of Tacchi Studios.

Snapask, started by former tutor Timothy Yu, provides students that are struggling with a particular homework problem the ability to reach out instantly to a large number of qualified tutors. They only have to snap a picture of what they’re struggling with and a tutor will get back to them with an answer.

Smiling Albino is a luxury adventure company that creates exciting, authentic experiences for travelers throughout Southeast Asia. Started by Daniel Fraser and his business partner with just a Thai-English translation book and their laptops, it has become the premier option for anyone looking for an adventure unlike any other.

Coming from a multi-cultural background, Andrea Loubier has extensive experience in building an international business and understanding of culture and geographically specific values. Not one to shy away from taking risks, she took the plunge of moving from the US to Bali to join a new startup that is out to make everyone love email again. 

BloomThis creates moments of happiness by providing a subscription based service for the finest flowers in Malaysia. The first floral company to offer loose flowers rather than a prepared arrangement, co-founder Penny Choo took a risk by creating a unique business model.

Bangkok is known for many things, great food, cheap shopping, friendly Thais. Unfortunately it is also known for having grid lock traffic. Boyd Pathompakawan saw this as an opportunity to create a new business and improve the effeciency of his current bussinesses.

How many of you would have the courage to give up a solid career to pursue a passion project that didn't have a clear future? That is exactly what our guest Sophia Lee did and she joins Anthony to talk about her decision and the impact it had on her life

While many countries have been quick to embrace the startup craze of launching your own business and becoming an entrepreneur, it may seem like Japan has been slow to accept it.  Tim Romero, the host of the Disrupting Japan podcast, spoke with Anthony on the state of the entrepreneur economy in Japan and what it means for startups and business owners looking to operate in the country.

PeeBuddy is India’s first female urination device that allows women to pee while standing. Creator Deep Bajaj realized that his simple act could help solve a serious problem affecting many women across India. 

Our City Love is a social enterprise based in Taiwan. The business revolves around an app and web service that provides accessibility information to disabled users, their friends and families, and their caregivers. Not only does this deliver valuable information to those in need, but it also encourages businesses to adopt new practices to encourage customers.

Xendit is a FinTech startup that provides a digital payment infrastructure to Southeast Asia, giving its users the ability to reliably accept and send payments. Built around a culture that believes in hard work and changing the world, there’s a lot to learn from Xendit.

Grow the Goose is a socially forward business that teaches Malaysian kids and teens to become financially diciplined. Through workshops, lectures, and hands-on experience, students learn how to take the initiative when it comes to earning and securing their income. The lessons taught aren’t just invaluable for younger people, they can be applied to your daily life as well.

First Code Academy helps children as young as five understand the complexities of code. From learning the syntax to creating something they want to use, it’s a community that’s empowering the youth and taking a stand in a male-dominated field. Special programs are focused on helping young girls develop a passion for coding and create something wonderful.