Fransiska Hadiwidjana's guest appearances

Fransiska Hadiwidjana

Asia Tech Podcast

Ashley Dudarenok

Dan Waldschmidt

Amy Blaschka

Sam Waldo

Edith Yeung

Benjamin Joffe

Ankit Prasad

Virginia Tan

Nabomita Mazumdar

Jasen Wang

Fredrik Haren

Olga Oleinikova

Erik Cheong

Simon Dixon

Andrea Loubier

Daniel Fraser

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Do you want to know more about programming from a female tech entrepreneur? Fransiska Hadiwidjana is a tech entrepreneur who made Forbes’ 30 under 30 Asia list for 2018. In 2012 she won a scholarship to Singularity University at NASA Research Park in Silicon Valley and went on to become the founder and CEO of Prelo Indonesia, an Indonesian retail platform for second hand items. Fransiska will tell us about her journey and her views on the future of technology in Episode 16. Podcast highlights: T12:50 How does Fransiska motivate herself? How can we stay curious? T22:00 What role does Fransiska want to play in the future in regard to programming? T32:00 How can people from minority backgrounds stay strong and increase their chances of success? Fransiska’s key lessons – believe in yourself and find the right mentors The post Episode 16: Business secrets from the founder of an Indonesian online retail platform for second hand items – Fransiska Hadiwidjana appeared first on Ashley Talks.

Do you want to know more about programming from a female tech entrepreneur? Fransiska Hadiwidjana is a tech entrepreneur who made Forbes’ 30 under 30 Asia list for 2018. In 2012 she won a scholarship to Singularity University at NASA Research Park in Silicon Valley and went on to become the founder and CEO of Prelo Indonesia, an Indonesian retail platform for second hand items. Fransiska will tell us about her journey and her views on the future of technology in Episode 16. Podcast highlights: T12:50 How does Fransiska motivate herself? How can we stay curious? T22:00 What role does Fransiska want to play in the future in regard to programming? T32:00 How can people from minority backgrounds stay strong and increase their chances of success? Fransiska’s key lessons – believe in yourself and find the right mentors The post <a href="https://ashleytalks.com/podcasts/episode-16-fransiska-hadiwidjana/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 16: Business secrets from the founder of an Indonesian online retail platform for second hand items – Fransiska Hadiwidjana</a> appeared first on <a href="https://ashleytalks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ashley Talks</a>.

Episode 16: Business secrets from the founder of an Indonesian online retail platform for second hand items – Fransiska Hadiwidjana

[00:05] ASH16 - Ashley Talks with Ashley Galina Dudarenok[00:10] Welcome Fransiska Hadiwidjana to Ashley Talks[01:00] Fransiska tells why she's so interested in STEM and how she went about achieving all these fantastic things[09:50] What does Fransiska have to say to people who say tech, math, physics - stuff she's interested in from early on - is not a "girl thing"?[12:50] How does Fransiska motivate herself to always stay curious? How can everyone keep being curious?[13:50] Who are some of Fransiska's inspirators, mentors, cheerleaders - people who she looks up to and who drive her forward?[14:40] Why programming? What's so fascinating about that and what has Fransiska learned along the way that kept her coming back to it?[16:00] Can anyone learn technology and what is the future of technology in a general sense?[17:45] Does Fransiska think that everyone will know programming? And if so, why shall ordinary people not professionally involved in that be on point?[19:00] Fransiska advises where people should start with regarding programming[20:30] Where does Fransiska think technology is gonna take us in the coming 5-10 years?[22:00] What role does Fransiska want to play in the future of humanity with regards to programming?[23:30] If Fransiska had $1 billion available to her and she could build anything in the world, what would this product/project be that she would like to realize?[24:30] What is Fransiska most excited about in terms of biotechnology right now?[26:10] How is Indonesia unique to the rest of the world? How is doing business in Indonesia different from the rest of Southeast Asia?[27:55] Does Fransiska think that Indonesia is the next miracle of China?[29:22] What does Fransiska think is the biggest threat to doing business in Indonesia?[30:25] Being a woman in Indonesia, Fransiska is an example to many. Does she feel that there are unique advantages/disadvantages for being a female founder, owner and CEO in Indonesia and her particular market?[32:00] What can people learn from Fransiska being strong and successful even as a "minority"? Fransiska's key lessons - believe in yourself and have the right mentors[34:05] How do you find the right mentors?[35:40] What does Fransiska think is the future of this shared economy, second-hand used products and e-commerce in general?[37:35] How soon are people gonna turn more into shared economy and reuse great goods? How soon is this shift going to happen?[39:00] 100 years from now, does Fransiska see people focusing on consumption or people being altruistic beings that are creating a better world for themselves and others?[40:20] How in this economy does marketing come in?[42:30] On recently being named Asia's 30 Under 30 by Forbes - has this transformed Fransiska's life so far and how does it feel to be a "30 Under 30 queen"?[43:30] Fransiska plugs Prelo as founder and CEO of the company

[00:05] ASH16 - Ashley Talks with Ashley Galina Dudarenok [00:10] Welcome Fransiska Hadiwidjana to Ashley Talks [01:00] Fransiska tells why she's so interested in STEM and how she went about achieving all these fantastic things [09:50] What does Fransiska have to say to people who say tech, math, physics - stuff she's interested in from early on - is not a "girl thing"? [12:50] How does Fransiska motivate herself to always stay curious? How can everyone keep being curious? [13:50] Who are some of Fransiska's inspirators, mentors, cheerleaders - people who she looks up to and who drive her forward? [14:40] Why programming? What's so fascinating about that and what has Fransiska learned along the way that kept her coming back to it? [16:00] Can anyone learn technology and what is the future of technology in a general sense? [17:45] Does Fransiska think that everyone will know programming? And if so, why shall ordinary people not professionally involved in that be on point? [19:00] Fransiska advises where people should start with regarding programming [20:30] Where does Fransiska think technology is gonna take us in the coming 5-10 years? [22:00] What role does Fransiska want to play in the future of humanity with regards to programming? [23:30] If Fransiska had $1 billion available to her and she could build anything in the world, what would this product/project be that she would like to realize? [24:30] What is Fransiska most excited about in terms of biotechnology right now? [26:10] How is Indonesia unique to the rest of the world? How is doing business in Indonesia different from the rest of Southeast Asia? [27:55] Does Fransiska think that Indonesia is the next miracle of China? [29:22] What does Fransiska think is the biggest threat to doing business in Indonesia? [30:25] Being a woman in Indonesia, Fransiska is an example to many. Does she feel that there are unique advantages/disadvantages for being a female founder, owner and CEO in Indonesia and her particular market? [32:00] What can people learn from Fransiska being strong and successful even as a "minority"? Fransiska's key lessons - believe in yourself and have the right mentors [34:05] How do you find the right mentors? [35:40] What does Fransiska think is the future of this shared economy, second-hand used products and e-commerce in general? [37:35] How soon are people gonna turn more into shared economy and reuse great goods? How soon is this shift going to happen? [39:00] 100 years from now, does Fransiska see people focusing on consumption or people being altruistic beings that are creating a better world for themselves and others? [40:20] How in this economy does marketing come in? [42:30] On recently being named Asia's 30 Under 30 by Forbes - has this transformed Fransiska's life so far and how does it feel to be a "30 Under 30 queen"? [43:30] Fransiska plugs Prelo as founder and CEO of the company

268: Fransiska Hadiwidjana - Founder CEO Prelo