By: Amy Millman

Amy Millman — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 17:44:46 +0000

Michael
Took my first trip to China this Spring and had the same revelation – that we are becoming irrelevant as we fall back on legacy infrastructure without encouraging innovation. The NYTimes article on what cities will be the largest in the world in the next 20 years, proved that. We need to get back to our roots as innovators and entrepreneurs if we are to be relevant and prosperous throughout this century.

By: Hung Hoang

Hung Hoang — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 05:17:53 +0000

Michael A. Greeley,
Your proactive view encourages young people worldwide go East. It also gives us, Asian young people, more courage to build up our entrepreneurship.
My ex-Boss, a British man living in Vietnam for more than 15 years, told me when we were on a car back to Saigon 3 years ago: “Hung, you are young in a growing market, like you are going on a massively and crazily traffic highway, just pick up a vehicle to race.” Months after the trip, I left his firm, joining with some friends to set up our own business. I respect what my ex-Boss suggested. We are friends now, and also clients.
I am happy to be young to be here. Cheers,

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