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Ian Leong

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Agility
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Innovation, Technology, Leadership, Management, Design, Social Responsibility, Company of Friends

Educational History

  • University of Sydney, Bachelor’s degree, 1984.

Professional History:

  • Director, Agility

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Miss a good coffee.
Born HK, grew up Sydney, back in HK March 2003, transferred to California May 2005.
Would like to do more, work less.

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Bio

Miss a good coffee.
Born HK, grew up Sydney, back in HK March 2003, transferred to California May 2005.
Would like to do more, work less.

Areas of expertise

Online strategy, CRM, Project management

Personal Website/Blog URL

http://www.linkedin.com/in/ileong

Public Profile

www.fastcompany.com/user/94657

Professional History

Director, Agility (DXB.AGLT)

Public, 5000+ employees, Transportation / Logistics and Shipping industry

Responsible for the enterprise's Online strategy, including the corporate website, the enterprise portal and the Intranet.

Within the online space, includes design, branding, marketing, web 2.0

Educational History

University of Sydney, Australia
Bachelor’s degree, 1984.
Areas of study: Economics and Computer Science

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Fast Talk | April 26, 2008 3:06 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - When it comes to designing a new product, does form still follow function?
A. Apparently Philippe Starck produced a lot of fashionable decoration. ...
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Fast Talk | April 26, 2008 2:58 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - Are "flogs" -- fake blogs created by advertisers for product placement -- strategically smart or just ticki
A. Agree with everyone else. how dumb do marketeers think relatively savvy bloggers/ blog readers are? It is too easy for the readers to retaliate with blogs on these fake bloggers... the viral...
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Fast Talk | April 26, 2008 2:53 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - Which is worse for productivity: having a disproportionate number of men in an office, or a disproportiona
A. ridiculous question to stir the pot. and it's working. too many variables - age group(s), single or married, type of business, company size/ formality, etc etc
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Big Idea: Big Idea - The impact of the recession will be gender biased, with women more likely to be laid off first | by Fast Company staff | April 26, 2008 2:48 am
Comment: Women are only working for pocket money anyway, right? OK, before I get reported, I am kidding. Why would women get laid off first? Where is this old boys' club - I have not seen...
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