Ep. 42 with Emory Takagi

It's been an incredible ride into the world of podcasting. A big thank you to all the listeners, to the amazing guests and to all the people who've supported the Tech Shift F9 podcast in its first season. The second season will kick off in a few months, stay tuned!

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Techshift F9 podcast! IThis week we have a truly inspiring guest, Claudia Curran, the CEO and founder of The Inner Impact. Claudia's journey is remarkable, spanning nearly two decades in finance before pivoting to executive life coaching. In this episode, she shares her experiences from the dot-com boom, through the global financial crises, and into her new role, emphasizing the importance of cultural fit and mentorship. Tune in to hear Claudia’s personal story of resilience and adaptability, including the events that led her to discover her true calling. Her insights offer valuable lessons for anyone considering a major career change. Find out more about Claudia at: https://theinnerimpact.com/

On this week’s episode of the Tech Shift F9 podcast, we’re orbiting the financial universe with Kay Van-Petersen, the Jupiter-chasing Managing Partner at Ascent Capital and Strategic Executive Advisor to the HODL Group. Kay’s a finance jedi by day, sci-fi junkie by night, and a change-maker in the ever-evolving cryptosphere. From steering macro investment strategies to sparring in Muay Thai, Kay's as multifaceted as they come. Buckle up as we dive into an open and genuine conversation about careers, finance, digital assets and a lot more!

After teaching for several years in Japan, when COVID hit, Emory Takagi took the opportunity to pivot herself into a career in UI/UX design that combined her interests in art, creativity and technology. Emory is now Lead Product Designer at JGC and shares with us her inspiring journey from the US to Japan and the challenges of tackling new cultures, new jobs and finding her path in the Land of the Rising Sun.

This week on the Tech Shift F9 podcast, we host Daniel Lim, the founder and CEO of Pi-xcels, a tech company redefining retail experiences with data, connecting offline & online shopper purchase behaviors through IoT & Analytics. Daniel really wanted to be a banker but eventually found his calling in tech. Daniel’s career is a testament of not letting difficult market conditions affect your long term goals, but also that your long term goals and passions can change and you’ve got to adapt and re-tool yourself. Find out more about Pi-xcels here: https://www.pi-xcels.com

In this week’s episode of Tech Shift F9, we are excited to welcome Katriona Lee, Co-Founder and CEO of Kaya, a firm that is redefining the landscape of business strategy and consulting. With a vast background in shaping strategies across various industries and markets, Katriona brings unparalleled insights. Today, she delves into her transition from a seasoned strategist to an entrepreneur, discussing how her extensive track record fueled the creation of her own pioneering business. Find out more about Katriona here: https://www.teamkaya.com/