# Peter Ho
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peter ho (simplified Chinese: 何润东; traditional Chinese: 何潤東; pinyin: Hé Rùndōng, born September 13, 1975) is a Chinese American singer, actor and model based in Taiwan. Since his debut in 1998, he has released seven albums and has starred in over 25 films and television series, most notably Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Wind and Cloud, One Meter Sunshine, Goddess of Mercy,The Young Warriors, Three Kingdoms, King's War, Summer's Desire, and Nothing Gold Can Stay.Ho also appeared in the 2003 tokusatsu film Kamen Rider 555: Paradise Lost as Leo/Kamen Rider Psyga; becoming the first non-Japanese Kamen Rider. Ho is also known for his role in the wuxia film Sword Master.
Scaling Boba Bhai: The CFO's Playbook for Category Leadership and Rapid Growth
Kishore SM is the CFO of Boba Bhai, a fast-growing consumer brand defining the boba tea category in India. He brings more than 26 years of experience across global corporations such as Caterpillar and high growth startups such as Flipkart. Since launching in late 2023, Boba Bhai has scaled to nearl…
AI at the Edge: Solving Labor Shortages with Ruggedized Autonomous Tech
In this podcast episode, Colin Hurd, the CEO of Mach, discusses his decade-long journey in the autonomous vehicle space, beginning with his first company, Smart Ag, in 2016. The initial inspiration for his work came from observing farmers struggle with severe labor shortages and realizing that exis…
From Deloitte to Biotech: Neil Tween's Journey in Financial Leadership
This episode features Neil Tween, CFO of Owlstone Medical, and his path from audit at Deloitte into biotech and life sciences.
He started in accounting, which gave him a strong foundation in public company reporting and SEC requirements. But what really pulled him was the science side and worki…
From Vendor Sprawl to AI-Driven Finance: Sara Wyman's Journey with Stackpack
In this episode, Sara Wyman, founder of Stackpack, discusses her journey from Wall Street to operating roles at high-growth companies like Etsy and Affirm, and how those experiences led her to focus on vendor spend, contracts, and operational complexity.
At Etsy and Affirm, Sara saw the same is…
From Rubrik to Maxima AI: Yogi Goel on Agentic AI for Accounting
In this episode, Yogi Goel, co-founder and CEO of Maxima AI, discusses his path from EY, Wall Street, and Rubrik to building a company focused on applying agentic AI to accounting and record-to-report workflows.
Yogi started his career at EY, where he developed a foundation in audit, accounting st…
The Looking-Away: How Tolerance Really Works
We like to believe the world divides cleanly: tolerant societies and intolerant ones, free and unfree, them and us. But what if tolerance rarely works that way? In this episode we sit with Professor Peter Ho and discuss his co-authored book that looks at how states actually treat religion, and find…
Scaling an Insurtech MGA with Marc Frenkel, CFO of Coterie Insurance
In this episode, Marc Frenkel, CFO of Coterie Insurance, discusses his path from investment banking and insurance finance to helping scale a tech enabled MGA focused on simplifying commercial P&C insurance for small businesses.
Marc began his career in investment banking at Rothschild, where an ea…
Running a Consumer Lending Business with Discipline: Akshay Sarma, CFO of axio
In this episode, Akshay Sarma, CFO of axio, discusses his path from Deutsche Bank to helping build a consumer finance company in India.
Akshay began his career across trading, structuring, fixed income, and asset backed financing. After several years inside a large financial institution, he became…
Reinventing the Personal Accountant with AI: Sai Dhanak, Cofounder and CEO of Deduction
In this episode, Sai Dhanak, cofounder and CEO of Deduction, discusses his journey as an entrepreneur and his vision for building an AI native personal accounting firm.
Sai started his first company out of college, a video calling application for families that was later acquired by Mattel. He then…
Building France's Lifetime Mortgage Market: Thomas Bodereau, Co Founder and CFO of Arrago
In this episode, Thomas Bodereau, Co Founder and CFO of Arrago, discusses his journey from banking and structured finance to building a French fintech focused on lifetime mortgages.
Thomas spent much of his career in structured finance, including four years in Hong Kong. Arrago initially helped ba…
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