The Covid-19 pandemic was a rude shove that caused our working lives and routines to crash, and we scrambled to adapt, but also discovered new ways of living along the way. As we transit into learning to live with Covid-19, we now need to ask ourselves what new-found values we must build to create better outcomes.

When Capelle facilitated a dialogue centering around loneliness at work for a group of professionals from diverse backgrounds, the conversations were interesting, and the concerns raised were not unexpected. The need of fitting in and wanting to belong surfaced as the underlying tone of the sharing sessions.

“What remains unchanged for me throughout my leadership experiences is that people are people, wherever they work, whatever is the content of their work, and connecting with them in the best way possible is always important for a leader.” These are the capturing words of Mr. Larry Choi, a highly experienced and inspiring leader, who has journeyed different culture and various sectors, shares his leadership stories with us.

Leadership is ultimately embodied and seen in how a person choose to live out his or her beliefs professionally and personally in different context. Mr. Larry Choi, an experienced and senior leader, shares his leadership journey through real encounters of his adaptation across different sectors and cultures to connect with people.

“What remains unchanged for me throughout my leadership experiences is that people are people, wherever they work, whatever is the content of their work, and connecting with them in the best way possible is always important for a leader.” These are the capturing words of Mr. Larry Choi, a highly experienced and inspiring leader, who has journeyed different culture and various sectors, shares his leadership stories with us.