Podcasts about zennon

Zennon Wijlens is the co-owner and Head Chef at Paris Butter in Auckland. He was part of a delegation attending this years Ubud Festival in Bali, courtesy of the Asia New Zealand Foundation.  Founded in 2015, the Festival is cross-cultural culinary adventure, showcasing Indonesia's diverse cuisine and extraordinary local produce.  Zennon joined us to discuss the restaurant trade, his career in cooking, and what Indonesia brings to the table in NZ.  Tweet us at @AsiaMediaCentreWebsite asiamediacentre.org.nz Email us at media@asianz.org.nzWhakawhetai mo te whakarongo .. thanks for listening !

In this episode of Digital Transformation & Leadership Danny Levy talks to Zennon Kapron the Director of Kapronasia, one of Asia's leading financial technology research and consulting firms. Prior to Kapronasia, Zennon was the Asia Pacific Financial Industry Manager and Global Banking Industry Manager for Intel. At Intel, he helped position and sell Intel-based architecture to financial services firms globally. Before Intel, Zennon worked at Citi at a number of different technology management roles culminating in his role as CIO for Citigroup Portugal. Zennon is a recognised thought leader on fintech in Asia and a regular speaker at financial conferences and shows globally including: Money 20/20, TradeTech, Sibos, SIFMA, Innovate Finance, Future of Fintech in Asia, APFIC and many others. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on matters of China Fintech and is regularly quoted in the press and television appearances including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Financial Times to name a few. Zennon is the author of 'Chomping at the Bitcoin: The Past, Present and Future of Bitcoin in China' published by Penguin as well as countless reports and commentaries on the state of financial technology in Asia. He is also a Top Voice on LinkedIn in Asian finance talking about fintech, payments, digital banking, DeFi, CBDCs. In the episode Zennon shares insights on: The surge in digital payments in Asia and how this is playing out across the entire region. How for more than a decade, the Asian tech ecosystem has been dominated by “super-apps:” platforms such as WeChat, Alipay, and Meituan that offer an enormous network of services all in one integrated app. Something Elon Musk has recently labeled an ‘everything app'. Zennon shares what constitutes a super app. And if are all platforms that are regarded as a super-apps are worthy of the title. If BNPL in Asia will replace traditional credit cards. Government led domestic card networks replacing Mastercard and Visa. A commonly held belief around digital banks in Asia that Zennon passionately disagrees with. Zennon's counter-intuitive, half-crazy prediction about the next five years for the Asian payments industry. To get in touch with Zennon get in touch via LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/zennon/ To check out Kapron Asia go to - https://www.kapronasia.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/danny-levy/message

Happy Season 4 finale all you GMTD lovers out there! We have a major, lunarious, supernova of a TREAT for you this week with “Zenon: Z3.” And here breaking it down with us is our best pal Meghan Murphy! Now, when we say “treat” we're strictly talking about the episode and NOT the movie. This “film” (HUGE quotes) has some acting that will make anyone think, “Huh, I think I could do that. Maybe I should become an actor;” plots on plots that stack on plots with none that truly make sense; a punk rock moon goddess; an activist trying to save the moon; a bad guy claiming “squatters rights” on said moon; an extreme teen supreme competition; a foster child; and some very important green screen work. This one was work to watch but a joy to talk about! We will see you in July! Enjoyyyyyyyy

Zennon Kapron is the Director of Kapronasia, one of Asia's leading financial technology research and consulting firms. Zennon is a recognised thought leader on fintech in Asia and a regular speaker at financial conferences globally including: Money 20/20, TradeTech, Sibos, SIFMA, Innovate Finance, Future of Fintech in Asia, APFIC and many others. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on matters of China Fintech and is regularly quoted in the press and television appearances including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Financial Times to name a few.

In episode #101, Meg Kant shares her personal story of loss. She lost her first son, Zennon, at 4.5 months pregnant. Meg is the COO of bebo mia, an online global maternal support training organization. She has an honors degree in psychology, and she is a certified fertility, birth, and postpartum doula. Meg specializes in working with pregnant people who have a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD) as well as with parents who have experienced a previous loss. We discuss an often unexpected result of miscarriage: jealousy. Jealousy frequently shows up after pregnancy loss, and there is so much shame and guilt around it. In our conversation, Meg talks about why jealousy and resentment are normal emotions to feel in these situations. She also shares how to handle these feelings without beating ourselves up. Meg found out one of her closest friends was pregnant a month after her loss, and she walks us through how she navigated that experience. Topics Discussed: jealousy after pregnancy loss, resentment of others' pregnancies or babies, pregnancy loss in the second trimester, handling feelings of shame and guilt after miscarriage CONNECT WITH MEG - https://www.bebomia.com Use discount code HOPEDESK for 15% off any training! https://www.facebook.com/bebomiainc https://www.instagram.com/bebomiainc MISCARRIAGE HOPE DESK RESOURCES- Miscarriage Hope Desk aims to help women struggling miscarriage, pregnancy loss and recurrent miscarriages (RPL), by providing the following resources- - Library of Articles, found here- https://miscarriagehopedesk.com/library/understanding-why/ - Instagram Community- https://instagram.com/miscarriagehopedesk - Facebook Community- https://www.facebook.com/groups/1617075958466247/ - Free Miscarriage Lab Checklist- https://miscarriagehopedesk.com/labs - Free Weekly Newsletter- http://miscarriagehopedesk.com/newsletter FREE MEAL PLANS Do you need help getting healthy, tasty meals on the table? Check out our sponsor Prep Dish, PrepDish.com/mhd to get 2 weeks FREE! SHOW NOTES- https://miscarriagehopedesk.com/podcast/ Get a FREE Miscarriage Lab Testing Checklist- MiscarriageHopeDesk.com/labs

Le Anguille sono reduci dal grosso colpo al Battello, ben tre quadri sono riusciti a portarsi nel covo, Regina però se ne è presa uno per sé e, completamente persa nell'amore che prova per la tela, si chiude nella sua stanza. Tilda e Edward rimangono da soli e tentano di capire quale potrebbe essere la loro prossima mossa: devono parlare con Zennon e piazzare i quadri … intanto bussano alla porta.

Le Anguille sono reduci dal grosso colpo al Battello, ben tre quadri sono riusciti a portarsi nel covo, Regina però se ne è presa uno per sé e, completamente persa nell'amore che prova per la tela, si chiude nella sua stanza. Tilda e Edward rimangono da soli e tentano di capire quale potrebbe essere la loro prossima mossa: devono parlare con Zennon e piazzare i quadri … intanto bussano alla porta.

Le Anguille sono reduci dal grosso colpo al Battello, ben tre quadri sono riusciti a portarsi nel covo, Regina però se ne è presa uno per sé e, completamente persa nell'amore che prova per la tela, si chiude nella sua stanza. Tilda e Edward rimangono da soli e tentano di capire quale potrebbe essere la loro prossima mossa: devono parlare con Zennon e piazzare i quadri … intanto bussano alla porta.

Der FinTech Podcast #198 diesmal mit Zennon Kapron dem Gründer von Kapronasia. Zennon und Rafael haben sich auf der diesjährige Money 20/20 Asia in Singapur getroffen und sprechen über Trends in SEA, China und die Region. Außerdem, wie findet die Internationalisierung der chinesischen Player statt, was machen die südostasiatischen Spieler und welche Regulierung gibt es in China die die Internationalisierung treiben? Was passiert in Asien? China und die USA befinden sich weiterhin in einem Handelskrieg, der Geist von Singapur im Sinne des Gipfeltreffens zwischen Trump und Kim Yong Un scheint verblasst zu sein und selbst Tech-Größen wie Apple bekommen eine Grippe (oder verpassen ihre Quartalsziele) weil China inzwischen wohl einen Schnupfen hat. Selbst wenn wir uns die FinTech Branche angucken, dann fühlt sich das unbekümmerte Jahr 2018 schon weit weg an. China’s BigTech (BAT – Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent) hat einen massiven Aderlass was die Unternehmens-Bewertungen angeht hinter sich. In China wurde bei den P2P Anbietern ordentlich aufgeräumt oder “zwangs- konsolidiert” und eine ähnliche Bereinigung ist wohl bei den Alternative Lendern gerade mitten im Gange. Die BRI (Belt and Road Initiative) China’s, die sich ja durchaus auf die Südost-Asiatischen Nachbarländer ausbreitet, wird inzwischen auch ein wenig kritischer betrachtet. Allerdings stellen insbesondere Ant Financial, Ping An und Tencent weiterhin echte Power-Häuser in der Region dar und haben trotz der sich abkühlenden Lage weiterhin massiv in der Region investiert.

Zennon Kapron, founder of Kapron Asia and China Fintech joined us to conclude the two part conversation on Fintech in Asia Pacific. In this episode, Zennon continued the conversation on fintech outside of China, starting from the recent aggressive expansion of Tencent & Ant Financial in Southeast Asia, the evolution of digital payments in an open market with the other major players such as Visa, Mastercard & Paypal and the current boom and bust of ICOs in the cryptocurrency and blockchain markets in Asia.

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. We had a great conversation with Zennon Kapron, the Director of Kapronasia, one of Asia's leading financial technology research and consulting firms. Prior to founding Kapronasia, Zennon was the Asia Pacific Financial Industry Manager and Global Banking Industry Manager for Intel. At Intel, he helped position and sell Intel-based architecture to financial services firms globally. Before Intel, Zennon worked at Citi at a number of different technology management roles culminating in his role at CIO for Citigroup Portugal. Zennon is a recognised thought leader on fintech in Asia and a regular speaker at financial conferences globally. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on matters of China Fintech and is regularly quoted in the press and television appearances including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and the Financial Times. Zennon is also the author of 'Chomping at the Bitcoin: The Past, Present and Future of Bitcoin in China' published by Penguin as well as countless reports and commentaries on the state of financial technology in Asia.

We had a great conversation with Zennon Kapron, the Director of Kapronasia, one of Asia's leading financial technology research and consulting firms. Prior to founding Kapronasia, Zennon was the Asia Pacific Financial Industry Manager and Global Banking Industry Manager for Intel. At Intel, he helped position and sell Intel-based architecture to financial services firms globally. Before Intel, Zennon worked at Citi at a number of different technology management roles culminating in his role at CIO for Citigroup Portugal. Zennon is a recognised thought leader on fintech in Asia and a regular speaker at financial conferences globally. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on matters of China Fintech and is regularly quoted in the press and television appearances including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and the Financial Times. Zennon is also the author of 'Chomping at the Bitcoin: The Past, Present and Future of Bitcoin in China' published by Penguin as well as countless reports and commentaries on the state of financial technology in Asia.

We had a great conversation with Zennon Kapron, the Director of Kapronasia, one of Asia's leading financial technology research and consulting firms. Prior to founding Kapronasia, Zennon was the Asia Pacific Financial Industry Manager and Global Banking Industry Manager for Intel. At Intel, he helped position and sell Intel-based architecture to financial services firms globally. Before Intel, Zennon worked at Citi at a number of different technology management roles culminating in his role at CIO for Citigroup Portugal. Zennon is a recognised thought leader on fintech in Asia and a regular speaker at financial conferences globally. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on matters of China Fintech and is regularly quoted in the press and television appearances including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and the Financial Times. Zennon is also the author of 'Chomping at the Bitcoin: The Past, Present and Future of Bitcoin in China' published by Penguin as well as countless reports and commentaries on the state of financial technology in Asia.

Jessica and Jimmy are feeling patriotic for the 4th of July!  The drama duo are sipping Underwood Canned wines today- (Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Rosé ) and talking about the musical George M! About composer Broadway star George M. Cohen. They are talking moms, babies, the perks of wine in a can, Zennon, the rise of the diva and more! Send comments to tanninsandtunes@gmail.com follow on Instagram and Twitter @tanninsandtunes!

In this episode I speak with Zennon Kapron, founder of Kapron Asia and author of the book 'Chomping at the Bitcoin'. Kapron Asia is a well-known financial consulting and market research firm in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Zennon became familiar with Bitcoin through his work as a financial consultant in Shanghai, and watched closely in 2013 when Bitcoin-mania was sweeping through China. Chomping at the Bitcoin gives the first EXCLUSIVE analysis of China’s role in the ongoing Bitcoin saga. In addition to geeking out on Bitcoin, Zennon and I talk about other innovation happening in the financial industry in China and around the world. We discussed the increasingly influential role of the large tech companies, primarily Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent and their role in reshaping the banking, investing and payments landscape (and in fact how such innovation may actually slow Bitcoin's adoption). Zennon also shared with me his observation that it was Blockchain, not Bitcoin, that has been getting all the attention from the mainstream financial community these days. Apparently it’s what’s on the lips of senior people at many of the major financial institutions, and Zennon explains why. Other than that, we get into Shanghai’s volatile stock market, the shadow banking industry, foreign tech companies trying to compete in China and much more. Enjoy! To learn more visit www.kapronasia.com Zennon's Book: Chomping at the Bitcoin   www.techinshanghai.com TWITTER: twitter.com/techinshanghai   WECHAT: TheHungryFoolish YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4v9ftNF2AFDAOze0uhNrzw