# Weh Yeoh

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304 Weh Yeoh: Redundant Charities

Weh Yeoh My guest today is a return favourite, Weh Yeoh. Weh originally came on the pod some time ago as the CEO and Co-Founder of social enterprise Umbo as well as the Founder of OIC Australia, a charity supporting the speech therapy industry and eco-system  in Cambodia. He now triumphantly ret…

Episode 3: Way of the Fearless Communicator

The key to communicating fearlessly is being authentic, says Weh Yeoh, who stays true to himself whether he’s networking with strangers, blogging on controversial topics, or delivering a Ted Talk.

EP#46 – Challenging the Traditional Approach to Philanthropy – Weh Yeoh’s New Model for Making a Difference

On this week’s episode of Real Talk With Outperformers, Brad welcomes Weh Yeoh, a social entrepreneur and the author of "Redundant Charities," a book that challenges the traditional charity model and proposes a thought-provoking new approach to philanthropy. Weh and Brad discuss the complexities of…

“It is a Good Cause...or Is It?" with Weh Yeoh from Umbo

“It’s a good cause…or is it?”Is a charity worth supporting if it continues to exist perpetually? When does a charity ever end? In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Weh Yeoh about the social impact work he has done for close to two decades in his home country of Australia and internationall…

Weh Yeoh

In this episode, I am joined by Weh Yeoh, a formidable force contributing to redefining the for-purpose space. Weh is the author of Redundant Charities and co-founder of Australian social enterprise Umbo. The youngest in a family of doctors, surgeons, and pharmacists, Weh’s initial goal was to buil…

220: The Politics of Social Change - Weh Yeoh

Australians are highly generous people. The Charities Aid Foundation report in 2022 identified Australians as the fourth most generous, out of 119 countries surveyed. At the heart of this is a theme of social change our topic today. Charitable causes seem to be everywhere – from micro philanthropy …

E22. Let's Talk, Melbourne with Author Weh Yeoh

This week on the pod we talk to Weh Yeoh, entrepreneur, TedX speaker social impact worker and author. He drops by the pod to talk about his new book *Redundant Charities* a bold, sincere look into existing charitable models and presents alternatives for creating a lasting social change. Was a pleas…

Weh Yeoh, "Redundant Charities: Escaping the Cycle of Dependence" (Koan Press, 2023)

Weh Yeoh's Redundant Charities: Escaping the Cycle of Dependence (Koan Press, 2023) presents a transformative approach to charitable work. Drawing on his extensive experience in the non-profit sector, Yeoh argues that the ultimate goal of a charity should be to render itself unnecessary. He critiqu…

Should charities plan for their own obsolescence? Why? And how?

In this episode of Change Loves Company, Dominique chats with Weh Yeoh about reimagining impact in the social sector. From Cambodia to Australia, Weh shares how technology and local empowerment can remove barriers, create lasting change, and even make organisations “redundant” — because true succes…

27. Is Your Corporate Giving Landing in the Right Place? - with Weh Yeoh

What does it actually mean to help? And how do we know when the help we're offering is solving a problem versus sustaining one? This episode is a conversation with Weh Yeoh, physiotherapist turned social entrepreneur, founder of OIC Cambodia, co-founder of Umbo, and author of Redundant Charities, a…