Angie Lau

Angie Lau 是 Forkast.News 的创始人兼首席执行官,该平台是一家数字媒体,聚焦于商业、政治与经济交汇处的新兴技术——起步于区块链领域。Forkast.News 为企业决策者和专业人士提供跨行业和跨国界的创新影响的深度洞察与分析。

Angie 是一位拥有超过 20 年广播新闻经验的获奖资深记者,最为人熟知的是她在彭博电视台担任“First Up with Angie Lau”亚洲主播期间,职业生涯中累计进行了超过 10,000 场采访,涵盖了全球顶级新闻人物和商业领袖。

她从记者蜕变为创始人的历程始于对传统媒体因数字内容需求快速增长而被颠覆的认识。为保持影响力和相关性,媒体与新闻行业必须进化。她希望深入理解区块链技术,作为实现更优质媒体的工具,于 2018 年底创立了 Forkast.News。

Angie 长期担任新闻行业的倡导者和导师。作为前亚太地区美籍亚裔记者协会(AAJA)亚洲分会两届主席,她将会员数量从几十人扩展至如今覆盖亚太地区的 300 多名会员。在她任内,AAJA 亚洲分会持续壮大其旗舰新闻专业会议——New.Now.Next 媒体大会,该大会现已迈入下一个十年。作为 AAJA 另一旗舰全国青年项目“J Camp”的前联合导演——一项为期五天的高中生新闻训练营——Angie 自豪地帮助激励、指导并带领了下一代新闻工作者。她始终抽出时间,指导并与区域内学生及年轻专业人士交流。

如今,这位母亲、创始人、首席执行官、总编辑及备受瞩目的全球创新会议主题演讲嘉宾和主持人,正持续打造——并希望通过更高质量的新闻报道及技术工具,重建全球受众的信任。她曾为 IBM、安永(EY)、联合国大会、Arup、太古集团、经济合作与发展组织(OECD)、亚洲开发银行、普华永道(PwC)、瑞银(UBS)、贝莱德(Blackrock)等机构发表演讲、主持及领导研讨会。Angie 的 TEDx 演讲《我不该在这里》(I Am Not Supposed to Be Here)现已成为 TED Ed 课程,面向全球 670 万粉丝。

Angie 出生于香港,在加拿大长大,2011 年作为彭博社记者回到香港。她是赖尔森大学新闻学院的骄傲校友。Angie 也积极参与社区事务,曾连任两届外籍记者俱乐部理事会理事,现任加拿大香港商会执行委员会理事。她仍居于此区域,深知未来十年创新发展将由亚洲主导。

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Dante Disparte: Bank Failure, USDC And Contagion

The recent U.S. banks fallout is a stress test for both traditional finance and digital assets but to weather the storm side by side is a powerful opportunity, says Circle Chief Strategy Officer Dante Disparte. Dante Disparte, the chief strategy officer and head of global policy at Circle Internet Financial, has spoken out about the need for greater collaboration between the cryptocurrency industry and banks. Circle is the co-founder and issuer of USDC, a dollar-backed stablecoin with a market capitalization of US$39.5 billion. However, the stablecoin broke its dollar peg over the weekend after it was revealed that Circle held US$3.3 billion in reserve deposits at SVB. As a result, USDC fell to as low as US$0.8774 before gaining its dollar parity on Monday. Tune in to the latest episode of Word on the Block with Forkast Editor-in-Chief Angie Lau for more.

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Brian Laverdure: Time for Regulations

Crypto and blockchain have seen everything this year. From the start with its all-time highs and its role in the Ukraine War to the year ending with the debacles of Terra Luna and the mess left by FTX and much more. These instances have left the industry edging more towards the importance of security and regulations in the space. We spoke with the Independent Community Bankers of America's Brian Laverdure to learn more about developments in crypto asset regulation and how they might help the industry rebound.

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Gin Chao: Still Bullish for Crypto

If you have been paying attention to crypto this year then you’ll know that the industry has been on a rollercoaster ride. From its record-breaking all-time highs in the start of the year only to be reduced to just a third of that later on. Macros and micro economics have taken a hit on the industry, leading venture capitalists and investors to take a more cautious path when investing. But some believe the opposite: Now is the time to seize the opportunity. Why should we be investing during the crypto winter? What value can you get out of this? And what should we be investing in? Get the answers to all these questions and more in the latest episode of Word on the Block where Forkast’s Editor-in-Chief Angie Lau talks to the person who is still betting big on blockchain.

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Yifan He: China, Blockchain and BSN (Part 2)

As China’s dominance in the world of blockchain grows, the question that everybody is asking is: Can one be tracked by this technology? Watch what Yifan He, who is building Chinese Blockchain Based Service Network (BSN) and taking it to the world, has to say in this conversation with Forkast’s Angie Lau. Find out why he doesn’t believe in cryptocurrencies and why non-crypto blockchains are going to be what traditional industry and systems back on. Plus, what synergies and links there are, if any, between the Digital Yuan & BSN.

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Yifan He: China, Blockchain and BSN (Part 1)

While initially cautious about blockchain technology, China now has an over 80% share in blockchain patent applications worldwide. This shift in China’s strategy comes even though cryptocurrencies are frowned upon in the country. Even though crypto currencies are one of the most popular applications of blockchain technology globally, China has taken a different route as it develops Blockchain Base Service Network or BSN. How exactly does BSN work? Is it linked to existing public chains? Or is it developing in isolation? Is BSN China’s connection to global blockchains? And how does it operate without cryptocurrencies? What is NTT & how does one use it? Get the answer to all these questions and more in the latest episode of “Word on the Block” where Forkast’s Editor-in-Chief Angie Lau talks to the man helping build BSN.

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Alex Manson: Building Crypto Infrastructure

Blockchain and cryptocurrencies have been around for a little bit more than a decade, but compared to institutional companies they are still in their infancy. But as blockchain and crypto grows, more and more institutional players are joining the field. You know things are getting serious when one of the oldest ventures joins the game supporting ventures that disrupt the way we invest and work. When did they realize that they would no longer turn a blind eye to these disruptions? What made them join forces and build infrastructure on it? Will this pave the way for more institutions to join in? Get all these answers and much more on the latest episode of Word on the Block where we are joined by Alex Mansion of Standard Charted Ventures.

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Tomicah Tillemann: Let’s Talk Crypto Policies

The right policy structure is critical for success. As the blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors grow and break through barriers set by traditional industry, having the right guardrails in place will be essential to help it get to the next level. So which agency or agencies need to develop policies for the crypto industry? What are the rules that need to be written? How do we ensure the policy architecture does not stifle innovation? Are cryptocurrencies securities or commodities? And does any one country in the world have the lead in formulating crypto policy? Get the answers to these questions and a whole lot more in this conversation between Tomicah Tillemann and Forkast’s Angie Lau.

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Yat Siu: Animoca Builds in Crypto Winter

Crypto markets have lost over $2 trillion in value from the peak seen in November of last year, but that isn’t stopping those building the foundation of this new ecosystem. They continue to back and invest in projects that will be the bedrock of Web3. Hong Kong-based crypto unicorn Animoca Brands has invested in over 340 Web3 projects and companies so far, and more are coming. We find out how they find the right ventures to back and what challenges and opportunities they are spotting in this age of the crypto chill. And why are they participating in the Open Metaverse Alliance, what exactly is it and why do we need it?

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Gary Liu: Artifact Mints History

NFTs have become ubiquitous, but they are a lot more than just a picture. They are a way to prove provenance, secure authenticity and a whole lot more. Artifact Labs, which originated within the realms of one of Hong Kong’s oldest newspapers SCMP, is using NFTs to preserve Asia’s historic moments. Find out the challenges they’ve faced along the way as well as their thoughts on the Chinese NFT landscape, what the missing pieces are in the crypto regulatory puzzle and what can be done better.

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Wendy Diamond: Crypto, Yes We Do!

The world of finance is male-dominated and this is true of the Web3 world as well. Per a McKinsey report, all-male teams snagged 85% of venture funding in the U.S. in 2018, compared to a measly 2% by all-female founding teams. How can this equation be made more equal? How can women get access to a more inclusive financial system and what needs to change? Forkast’s Editor-in-Chief Angie Lau speaks to Wendy Diamond who leads the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization or WEDO, that is trying to solve these exact problems that women across the world face when it comes to accessing, participating and using the existing financial ecosystem.

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