Jeremy Au

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23,503 appearances 104 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 9 Sep

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BRAVE Southeast Asia Tech: Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand & Malaysia Startups, Founders & Venture Capital VC (English) · What 500 Harvard Case Studies Actually Do To Your Brain - E729 · 9 Sep 2026 podcast

And then use the MBA to learn, but also network and get to a different industry, right? podcast-host

And I think my favorite story is I have a friend, he was an Indian in India working on pricing. podcast-host

strategy or or as an analyst effectively for airlines, right? podcast-host

And then after his half NBA, he was able to move to San Francisco and join McKinsey as a consultant, right? podcast-host

And then after many years he became a founder in San Francisco. podcast-host

So I think to him, without that half MBA, how could he have made that shift with the skills, the time, the pivot? podcast-host

To change geographies. podcast-host

industry and role at the same time, right? podcast-host

I think that's such a difficult thing to do for most people. podcast-host

So I think a lot of utility. podcast-host

Two, actually, yeah, I think that the social network is an important piece of it. podcast-host

Business is a global business. podcast-host

Obviously, local connections are important, especially if you're building a small or medium enterprise. podcast-host

But if you're building like multinational corporations or building a global company, I think there's actually a surprising amount of overlap. podcast-host

And I think one thing I think about a lot is that this is something that people keep talking about, but it's very hard to explain. podcast-host

Maybe another way of saying it is I think that when we look at who are the titans of industry, they're around fifty or sixty years old, right? podcast-host

They're on the board, they're CEOs, they're whatever it is. podcast-host

And the reality is getting access to their time in the fifty or sixty years old is pretty impossible because everybody wants their time, everybody wants to do a deal with them and everybody has something to sell them. podcast-host

So the time when you need to be friends with them and let them trust you at a deep level, podcast-host

Is when you're both thirty something years old. podcast-host

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