"So to summarize this, you can actually refer to the ikigai concept, the Japanese concept. I think that is really what keeps me going all the time because investor relations connecting people is something that I can do because I’ve been doing that for the past three years. And then secondly, is something that I love to do because I just love to be helping people, you know, seeing that they realize their goals and being able to connect to people who then have a great working relationship together and end up investing to each other. You know. And then thirdly, is just supporting the startups, helping them to create the company that solve the problem of the world" - Elise Tan
In this episode, Jeremy Au speaks on bridging VCs and founders, the NOC mafia network effects, and what impact investing means in practice today.
Keywords: Bridging VCs and Founders, NOC Mafia, Impact Investing, Singapore, Women, VC, Purpose
