Yes, I will create my own links on a formal ticketing platform such as Eventbrite, Peatix, etc.

No, attendees would have to register on the Crane website (Thing to Do link will be created by the Crane team)

A podcast for the modern day global Asian woman by Emily Fang. Raised in (310) California, working and living in Asia was a goal for her. After quitting her tech startup job in San Francisco, she made her way to Singapore, meeting incredible Asian women who've lived all over the world and paved their paths in unconventional ways. This podcast will be a mix of solo episodes and conversations. She'll unpack how women are leading in East–West modernity, as well as discuss career leadership, happiness, identity, and dating. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/landed-in-asia" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://anchor.fm/landed-in-asia</a>

Zhen&nbsp;Li is a good friend that I've met in Singapore. She's moved from Liaoning (China) to New York, and is now living in SG with her family. Through her relocations and changes of roles she's taken on, she shares her learnings of becoming a more outspoken data scientist from working in Western culture and how having a child has changed her way of thinking when it comes to work life balance. &nbsp;
Connect with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhenlizhen/">Zhen</a>!&nbsp;
 

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Zhen on the Chinese working mentality, motherhood, and personal development 

Originally from Singapore, Tanya had moved to New York City, where she pursued Mechanical Engineering and Physics at Columbia University. After graduation, she went on to design rockets at NASA, airplanes at Boeing, and electric motors&nbsp;at Virgin Hyperloop One.
Recently she started her own venture called Hexagn, using 3D CAD&nbsp; software to design jewelry. We talk about her adjustment coming back to Singapore, starting a new business, finding love, and how her identity has changed throughout the years. You can check out her jewelry line here: <a href="https://www.hexagnjewelry.com/">www.hexagnjewelry.com</a>.

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Tanya on designing rockets at NASA, being 50/50 Singaporean and American, and starting her own venture 

Shilpa Jain left her job as a corporate lawyer to become an entrepreneur in the mental health space. Motivated by her own burnout and stress, she started <a href="https://talkyourheartout.com/">Talk Your Heart Out</a>, a counselling and coaching services platform that is digitally accessible and affordable in Singapore. We catch up and talk about how her life has changed since coming back to Singapore, how we build community as adults, and we bond over our type A tendencies.&nbsp;

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Shilpa on leaving corporate law and Australia for Singapore, building new communities, and type A tendencies 

Time is finite—as we've gotten older, we realise the importance of strengthening friendships. There’s so many variables that can make or break friendships. Thinking about this made me chat with my best friend of 10 years to talk our development of friendship that happened between high school to our late 20s. Ana, who is one of my best friends, and I share how we’ve seen each other grown in the past decade, and not prescribe what we think the other needs, but learn how to give what the other wants.

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How to make it to 10 years of friendship: communicating needs and long distance 

Stephanie Li is a tech reporter based in Yangon, Myanmar covering startups and technology in emerging markets including but not limited to Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand and Philippines.
Originally from Hong Kong, she decided to stay in Myanmar when the covid-19 pandemic set in and she’s been there ever since. She gives us a peek into the mysterious Myanmar and tells us what the tech landscape looks like through her own experiences. We chat about going against Chinese traditional norms, unconventional thinking, and what it means to be boldly free.
Note: this interview was conducted on Jan 23rd before the military coup in Myanmar.&nbsp;

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Stephanie leaving Hong Kong to pursue tech journalism in Myanmar, and not wanting to get married 

This is a short, quick episode on how to build up leadership skills in three concise ways. Sparked by a conversation on becoming new managers, I found myself chatting with a friend on how ill-prepared we are. However, not all leaders are managers so this can really apply to anyone. I rounded up three important ways that can help build up simple competent leadership characteristics, and how to get from good to better leading.&nbsp;

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Good to Better: Small Things You Can Do to Lead

Emily Fang is your host for Asian Female Lead. In early 2020, she quit her tech job in San Francisco, California and started a new life in Singapore.
With this new podcast, she hopes to spotlight more Asian female leads and bridge sisterhood with those living in the east and west. She wants to bring forth stories to share with listeners back home to unpack the Asian diaspora &amp; East-West modernity on topics like career, dating, happiness, and identity.&nbsp;

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Meet Emily Fang, Host & Producer 

I lend a glimpse of my intimate thoughts of where I am in the moment.&nbsp;

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