Hans Vriens's guest appearances

Hans Vriens

Inside Asia Podcast

Das Thema – der wöchentliche Wirtschaftspodcast des manager magazins

Kopi Time podcast with Taimur Baig

James Crabtree

Razeen Sally

Munib Madni

Deborah Elms

Adam Schwarz

Parag Khanna

Rich Robinson

Kishore Mahbubani

David Hoffman

Mark Clifford

Michael Sonnenshein

Fredrik Hjelm

Stephen Schwartz

Raghuram Rajan

James Barrat

OwlTail

Hans Vriens of Vriens &amp; Partners, which analyses government affairs, public policy, and political risk analysis around Southeast Asia, joins Kopi Time to talk about regional political developments and outlook. We go over Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, and Vietnam, all affected by the pandemic and associated economic crisis, while grappling with intensifying China-US tension. At the same time, all of these cases have their unique contexts. Hans. who has been in Asia for three decades, and his team, are highly regarded; you will enjoy the insights.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

<blockquote>Hans Vriens of Vriens &amp; Partners, which analyses government affairs, public policy, and political risk analysis around Southeast Asia, joins Kopi Time to talk about regional political developments and outlook. We go over Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, and Vietnam, all affected by the pandemic and associated economic crisis, while grappling with intensifying China-US tension. At the same time, all of these cases have their unique contexts. Hans. who has been in Asia for three decades, and his team, are highly regarded; you will enjoy the insights.   </blockquote>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Kopi Time E027: Hans Vriens on the current state of politics in Southeast Asia

Vom Chef-Aufputscher zum Schlaf-Guru: Hans Vriens hat beruflich eine komplette Kehrtwende hingelegt. In den 90ern brachte der Niederländer Dietrich Mateschitz' Energydrink Red Bull unters Volk - heute vertreibt er als Start-up-Gründer Snoooze, ein selbst erfundenes Schlafgetränk auf Kräuterbasis. Vriens ist Marketingmann durch und durch: In den Niederlanden arbeitete er an der Markeneinführung von Balisto mit, in Spanien brachte er M&amp;M's auf den Markt. Für Procter &amp; Gamble verantwortete er unter anderem Pantene ProV und Blend-a-med, vertrieb für Barry Callebaut Schokolade und für Mateschitz Red Bull. Nebenbei saß Vriens im Aufsichtsrat der Muppets-Puppenspieler der Jim Henson Company. Über Stationswechsel in der Karriere, über erfolgreiche Marken und seine Wahlheimat Österreich hat der ausgeschlafene Niederländer in der aktuellen Folge unseres Karriere-Podcasts mit Mirjam Hecking gesprochen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vom Chef-Aufputscher zum Schlaf-Guru: Hans Vriens hat beruflich eine komplette Kehrtwende hingelegt. In den 90ern brachte der Niederländer Dietrich Mateschitz' Energydrink Red Bull unters Volk - heute vertreibt er als Start-up-Gründer Snoooze, ein selbst erfundenes Schlafgetränk auf Kräuterbasis. Vriens ist Marketingmann durch und durch: In den Niederlanden arbeitete er an der Markeneinführung von Balisto mit, in Spanien brachte er M&amp;M's auf den Markt. Für Procter &amp; Gamble verantwortete er unter anderem Pantene ProV und Blend-a-med, vertrieb für Barry Callebaut Schokolade und für Mateschitz Red Bull. Nebenbei saß Vriens im Aufsichtsrat der Muppets-Puppenspieler der Jim Henson Company. Über Stationswechsel in der Karriere, über erfolgreiche Marken und seine Wahlheimat Österreich hat der ausgeschlafene Niederländer in der aktuellen Folge unseres Karriere-Podcasts mit Mirjam Hecking gesprochen.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Neue deutsche Karrieren (9) Warum Ex Red Bull Topmanager Hans Vriens jetzt guten Schlaf predigt

My guest this episode is none other than Hans Vriens, Managing Partner of Vriens &amp; Partners, the leading firm around Southeast Asia specializing in government affairs, public policy and political risk analysis. Hans has lived and worked in Asia since the ‘90s. He’s former President of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong, former Vice Chairman of APCO Worldwide in Southeast Asia as well as a political economist at the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy in Hong Kong. He’s done it all. Literally. The work he does now involves pulling together corporations and nations. He’s like a kind of corporate marriage counselor. There are two parties who are attracted to each other, both of whom knows they have something to gain—and maybe much to gain—from the other. So far so good. But they don’t know each other all that well. And to make things more complicated, they have both been living together for so long that they’ve built up their own habits, their own ways of doing things. Hans puts them across the table with one each other and helps translate. Maybe gets them to hold hands for a while. The rest of what happens us up to them. It’s a fascinating, essential discussion. Thanks for listening.

My guest this episode is none other than Hans Vriens, Managing Partner of Vriens &amp; Partners, the leading firm around Southeast Asia specializing in government affairs, public policy and political risk analysis. Hans has lived and worked in Asia since the ‘90s. He’s former President of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong, former Vice Chairman of APCO Worldwide in Southeast Asia as well as a political economist at the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy in Hong Kong. He’s done it all. Literally. The work he does now involves pulling together corporations and nations. He’s like a kind of corporate marriage counselor. There are two parties who are attracted to each other, both of whom knows they have something to gain—and maybe much to gain—from the other. So far so good. But they don’t know each other all that well. And to make things more complicated, they have both been living together for so long that they’ve built up their own habits, their own ways of doing things. Hans puts them across the table with one each other and helps translate. Maybe gets them to hold hands for a while. The rest of what happens us up to them. It’s a fascinating, essential discussion. Thanks for listening.

Hans Vriens: ASEAN Political, Economic and Governmental Insights