Watch host Patrick Tsang conversing with Neo Pop Surrealist Artist Philip Colbert. Known as "The godson of Andy Warhol”, and "the crown prince of pop art”, Philip is a British Artist and contemporary pop master globally recognised for his cartoon lobster persona. His work powerfully explores the patterns of contemporary digital culture and its relationship to a deeper art historical dialogue. In April 2022, he launched a wide-scale NFT project titled The Lobstars, consisting of 7,777 JPEGs of various lobsters.
Patrick interviews Christian Angermayer, an entrepreneur, investor and the founder of Apeiron Investment Group. In this interview, he speaks about his family office, investing in life sciences, fintech, AI, psychedelics and cryptocurrencies. He shares stories of growing up in a small town of 2,000 people in Germany, discovering his passion for selling things at a young age, and trying his hand at acting when he was a teenager, which helped him become a better public speaker. Now years later, he is at the forefront of investing in longevity, life sciences and technology for happiness.
Patrick interviews Christian Angermayer, an entrepreneur, investor and the founder of Apeiron Investment Group. In this interview, he speaks about his family office, investing in life sciences, fintech, AI, psychedelics and cryptocurrencies. He shares stories of growing up in a small town of 2,000 people in Germany, discovering his passion for selling things at a young age, and trying his hand at acting when he was a teenager, which helped him become a better public speaker. Now years later, he is at the forefront of investing in longevity, life sciences and technology for happiness.
Lior Suchard is the world’s leading mentalist. In this interview, he talks about how he uses his senses and manipulates his mind using nonverbal communication, reading body language, and psychology. He uses all of his five senses in creating the experience of a sixth sense. He details his childhood in Israel and how he became an international performer and a regular guest on prime-time TV.
Patrick Tsang interviews Sheikh Moe Al Thani, an entrepreneur, mountaineer, adventurous traveler, and philanthropist. He is a member of Qatar's royal family. In this interview, he shares his passion and motivation for climbing and mountaineering, going into how he creates his positive and driven mindset. Hear how he became the first Qatari to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 2013 and the first Qatari man to reach the Seven Summits.
Patrick Tsang interviews veteran live-music promoter, venue owner, and entrepreneur Peter Shapiro in NYC. In this interview, he discussed his long career in live Music, setting up new venues and businesses, and inspiring youth engagement for climate change and voting. He was recently honoured at the Earth Day Gala, receiving the inaugural Climate Artist Leadership Award for his extraordinary efforts to leverage the power of Music to raise awareness about the threat of global climate change and promote solutions. Shapiro serves as publisher of Relix magazine and sits on the board of several civic and charitable organisations, including The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum, New York Public Radio, and City Parks Foundation.
Patrick Tsang interviews Arthur J. Williams Jr., former counterfeiter from the Southside of Chicago, who counterfeited the 1996 hundred dollar bill. He shares with Patrick breakthrough moments learned in prison and how he was inspired by Michelangelo's life and fell in love with the Renaissance. He was faced with hard decisions after spending time in prison, not wanting to return to a life of crime. Through one mentorship opportunity, he turned art into his career and passion, appearing at Art Basel Miami, featuring his artwork at events hosted by Arnold Schwarzenegger, and starting his own art gallery.
Patrick Tsang interviews songwriter, record producer, and Grammy winner Philip Lawrence, host of Come Dance with Me on CBS. Philip shares with Patrick how in 2006, he traveled on a bus spending his last $5 to blindly meet an up-and-coming artist that would lead to him becoming part of the songwriting and production team The Smeezingtons, alongside Bruno Mars.
Patrick Tsang interviews Melissa Rivers, New York Times bestselling author, Award-Winning writer, host, and producer. She famously is the co-creator, executive producer, and co-host of E!’s “Fashion Police,” which she appeared with a long side her famous mother, Joan Rivers. In this interview, Melissa speaks about her Hollywood upbringing, navigating her career, her relationship with her mother, and the truth of what it takes to be successful through setbacks and the launch of her new book “Lies My Mother Told Me: Tall Tales from a Short Woman”.
Patrick Tsang interviews Mike Amoia, Emmy award winner, producer, entrepreneur, and angel investor. In 2021 he was awarded the Guinness World Record for "the most insects tattooed on the body," with 864 tattoos. This was achieved to raise money and awareness for his nonprofit to help underprivileged kids. Mike shares with Patrick his humble story of starting in the music industry as a freelance assistant, editing working nights at VHW and Sony Studios, loading tapes, and preparing footage for the day shift. Slowly he worked his way up to working on projects with MTV, VH1, Sony Studios, and Chappelle's Show on Comedy Central. Later he co-founded Vidiots – a 20,000-square-foot post-production facility in the West Village housing an agency representing editors and directors. Vidiots then expanded into a production company in 2010. He also created Amoia created Mibe Music, a publishing company with over 100,000 music cues and songwriters worldwide, which he still co-owns with his operating partner. Mibe Music credits include Beyoncé Pepsi commercial, CBS sports, Bravo's Million Dollar Listing, History Channel's Counting Cars, and the NBA Finals opener for ESPN. He has also invested in companies such as Rumble Boxing.
Patrick Tsang interviews Derek Warburton, media entrepreneur, celebrity fashion stylist, and philanthropist. Derek shares his journey of hardships, homelessness, and perseverance to survive in the fashion industry. He speaks openly about his experience as a young child doing homework and getting straight A's while living homeless and having no water. Dreaming of his future life and ambitions kept him alive and pushing forward. At 15, he left his biological and hasn't looked back. After attending the Fashion Institute of Technology, in New York, he started working with various agencies developing brands and artistic direction. He has been seen on ET, EXTRA, OK!. STAR, Daily Mail, etc. He's worked with today's most prominent and hottest names, including Leah Remini, Ariel Winter, Storm Reid, Cameron Cuffe, Ariel Winter, Taye Diggs, Rachel Bilson, Shay Mitchell, Olivia Culpa, Josh Henderson, Derek Hough, Beyonce Knowles, Molly Simms, Mario Lopez, Miranda Kerr, Jessica Alba, Audrina Partridge, Matt McGory, Carmen Electra, Sean Paul and more. He is a massive advocate of community service and volunteering. In 2017, Warburton was honoured with the Style Ambassadorship to the city of Los Angeles by the California State Assembly for his work with the homeless.
It has been an honour to feature my peers on Anything is Possible; here is the final interview of the series featuring my HBS classmate Alessandro Cavallera. Through his family office holding, he holds many titles, including Founder & CEO of Salvaje World and Managing Partner of Capri Asset Management Inc. Alessandro highlights the essential qualities of a leader, which include resilience and positivity. He also believes education is a fundamental process for any human being, particularly for entrepreneurs. Watch to learn more.
In this episode, I explore some of the most important lessons learned at Harvard Business School with my classmate and CEO of Semper Laser, Marcos Peixoto. Marcos mentions the importance of understanding employees' uniqueness and engaging them in your company. Also, being humble and confident in engaging with people and learning from them is a path to success. Watch the video to learn more.
Today, I continue my exploration of the lessons learned from Harvard Business School with my classmate and Founder of Jordan Capital AM, Vad Yazvinski. Vad also points out that adaptability is a core value that entrepreneurs need to have, along with the willingness to adjust to challenges and not be afraid of failure.
Amit Gupta, Managing Director of Agrifields DMCC and my HBS classmate, shares his top leadership advice with me from our candid conversation in Dubai. Failure is a part of our life and is a partial process toward success, but remember that every time you wake up in the morning, that is your first win.
Watch here as I discuss the nature of failure and resiliency with my Harvard Business School classmate and CEO of DMC Diabetics Medical Center, Imelda De Alba. She also talks about the key traits of being a leader and the importance of having empathy with your team.
Ram Dhan Yadav Katamaraja, CEO of Colaberry and my HBS peer, shares his experiences adopting a hybrid work model and his key takeaways from Harvard Business School. Watch the video to learn more.
In today's conversation, I discuss the ongoing impact of COVID-19 and the adjustments business leaders like my #hbs peer Onuma Sisangthong has taken. She talks about how important it is to value your team and the people who work for you, making sure they feel happy and appreciated. Also how it is essential to enjoy every minute of your life, be happy, work hard, and play harder! Watch the video to learn more.
Watch this interview as I reconnect with my HBS classmate and friend Gary Nguyen to discuss his key lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic. He believes that there are opportunities everywhere and to never give up if you fail. I am inspired by Gary's work-life balance system: 25% family, 25% charity, 25% work, and 25% for his personal growth.
Patrick Tsang interviews Markus Lehner, Founder of Lehner Investments and Principal of the Markus Lehner Organisation. In this interview, Markus speaks about the innovation his organisation is contributing to the world and the potential for AI to change the world. The Markus Lehner organisation lends itself to multiple areas, including car racing, investment, aviation, foundations, and its family office. He shares how he stays grounded and thriving in a busy world by understanding his personal goals and focussing on self-care. Watch as I discuss key career and leadership takeaways with my OPM Harvard Business School classmate Morgan Costello. She shares her advice on the importance of building a mission, vision, and set of values and why it is essential to be passionate about your career and not take things for granted.
Randy Modos, the founder of PayJunction, talks with me about common entrepreneurial pitfalls and life lessons he learned from studying Taekwondo. We also share mutual respect and admiration for Bruce Lee. Watch the video to learn more.
Back in New York City after almost 18 months visiting the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. It reminded me of the ambition of Wall Street, and that finance is the lifeblood of the global economy, flowing across borders and cultures and driving innovation forward.
I am incredibly grateful to have recently spent some time in Monaco. Watch some memorable moments in a small yet vibrant place, meeting great individuals at the Ritossa Family Office Summit and the Monaco Streaming festival. Under the influence of Prince Albert of Monaco II, this world region is visionary and instrumental in making an impact. When you have a purpose, you will always find people around you to support that vision. Anything is Possible when you put yourself out there. And remember, you don't have to be significant to influence the world. Power comes from your ability to influence. And Monaco is the ideal place to do so.
I encourage you to take the time to watch this short film about Rio and Team AngelWolf's determination and tenacity. Like, comment, and share! The more views, the more support we can give this initiative. We are proud to be a sponsor of Team AngelWolf and hope to support more of their ambitions in the future. By producing this short film with Resonate Media House, we hope to bring awareness to this beautiful family's cause and story. Through this story, you will discover the journey of a young boy named Rio, who has severe disabilities, and suffers from seizures, non-verbal, severe learning disabilities, gross/fine motor skills disabilities, and sensory integration dysfunction. Although fully prepared, trained, and ready to race the morning of the IRONMAN 70.3 Dubai, Rio, and Team Angelwolf were not allowed to compete. Still, they conquered the situation by putting together their own #RiosRace, a 1.9km Swim, 90km Bike, and 21km Run supported by local community members in Dubai. They truly represent the Anything is Possible spirit, sharing positivity, overcoming challenges, and creating One World together. His father Nick, mother Delphine, and sister Tia are the proud pillars of Team AngelWolf, a non-profit Foundation that supports the values of inclusivity and promotes inclusion and integration of people with disabilities in the community; inspire the community to embrace their health and fitness; encourages teamwork/family, and prove that "anything is possible."
I launch a short film featuring the story of Rio and Nick Watson from Team AngelWolf. I met the Watson family during my time in Dubai. I learned about their mission to encourage the inclusion of people with disabilities and for society to embrace their own health. I admire their spirit and tenacity for promoting inclusivity, but most of all, having no limitations and being fearless. I am proud to be a Beta Partner for Team AngelWolf. Watch this short clip of me talking to Nick as the team prepared to compete in the IRONMAN 70.3 Dubai.
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