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5 Key Takeaways From The Landmark Forum Featuring Jessica Alba

Last Friday, Landmark hosted a packed forum in the Landmark Atrium featuring Hollywood celebrity and founder of The Honest Company Jessica Alba, master chef Richard Ekkebus, Tatler 500 lister Sharie Ross-Tse, Generation T lister Luke Grana to share their personal stories on the topics of health, work-life balance and sustainability. If you missed it, not to worry. We've got the five biggest takeaways from the event below:

Timely Advice: Successful Hong Kong Entrepreneurs On The Best Advice They've Ever Received

Watch Generation T listers share the words of wisdom they think all entrepreneurs should follow

This Social Entrepreneur Reveals 6 Easy Ways To Live More Sustainably

In the spirit of World Environment Day, co-founder of Biji-Biji Initiative and Generation T lister Rashvin Pal Singh teaches us 6 easy-to-adapt ways to live a greener more impactful lifestyle. Why bother to do such a thing? According to Rashvin, the benefits of living more sustainably can improve our overall wellbeing on a personal scale, all while helping to contribute to a more equitable life for all living creatures. That's a win-win situation.

Meet The Tribe: Esther Ma

The Prestique founder talks PR, wellness and the importance of a healthy work-life balance

Behind The Panda Eyes: How Foodpanda Keeps Up With A Changing Market Environment

Foodpanda recently announced 24-hour food delivery options from May 2018 onwards in tandem with its 6th anniversary. Last year, the on-demand food delivery service made its leap from orange to pink, stripping off the old towards a new phase despite the growing pains of expansion that are still felt today. Here to share foodpanda Malaysia's recipe for navigating these choppy waters is managing director Sayantan Das, a tech-enthusiast and E-commerce entrepreneur who's made it his mission to "paint the town pink".

Ee Soon Wei, CEO Of Malaysia's Art Printing Works, On Reforming Family Businesses

Tailing on the wind of change sweeping our nation, we speak to self-professed 'creative rebel' Ee Soon Wei for our June cover story. Here, this Generation T lister talks about the realities of reinvigorating his family business and explains how Lee Kuan Yew influenced his leadership style.

Meet the Tribe: Aaron Lee

The serial entrepreneur talks disruption, success, and why he owes it all to Star Wars

For Jessica Alba, Luxury Is About Peace Of Mind

Ahead of Jessica Alba's visit to Hong Kong on June 1, we speak to the actress, mother and skincare magnate about the eco-luxury business

3 Lessons On Life In The Spotlight With Schawal Co-Founder Awal Ashaari

As one half of Malaysia’s in-demand power couple and father to celebrity toddler Lara Alana, Generation T lister Awal Ashaari has spent over a decade living in the limelight. Here, he reveals three realities of fame learnt from his career.

These Are Hong Kong's Hottest Startups, According To Tech Guru Kent Ho

The WEF Young Global Leader opens up about new technologies and Hong Kong startups

Singapore Generation T List 2018 Launch Party: The Arrivals

The Generation T List 2018 In Singapore: Inside The Launch Party

A Drink With... Rachel Lim

The co-founder of homegrown fashion label Love, Bonito dishes four things you might not know about herself and the company she runs. You can’t talk about the fashion e-commerce scene in Singapore without mentioning Love, Bonito. The pioneering online fashion label was founded by Rachel Lim and her close friends, Viola and Velda Tan, in 2006 as a blogshop called BonitoChico, when e-commerce here was still in its infancy. The business selling chic, affordable womenswear boomed and was rebranded to Love, Bonito in 2010. With the rebranding came the chance to make the business more focused. Its new goal: to fill a gap in the market, focusing on quality and fit. “Back then, clothes didn’t fit Asian women well because most brands out there catered mainly to international sizes,” says Rachel, who is chief brand officer. She adds that the decision to concentrate on perfecting proportions has paid off, and in February this year, the company received a US$13m investment from Japanese internet services company, Kakaku.com, and existing investor, NSI Ventures. Last November, the e-retailer also made a counter-intuitive decision in this digital age and established a bricks-and-mortar store at 313@Somerset. Here, she tells us more about the brands that inspire her and the future of Love, Bonito.

Style-Spotting At The Singapore Generation T List 2018 Launch Party

Who wore what at the party that rocked and rolled with a beautifully-dressed crowd.

5 Inspiring Quotes From Singapore's Generation T 2018 Cover Stars

Generation T 2018 listers Angela Lee, Ho Jia Jian, Annabelle Kwok, Olivia Lee and Chua U-Zyn share what drives them and their vision for the future.

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