Patrick Grove
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- Milken Institute1h 0m
Lunch Program | The World in 2037: Asia On Demand
Hugh Andrew, Su Shan Tan, Patrick Grove, Ridwan Kamil, Ming Maa, Rohan Mahadevan
Hosted by Asia Square in partnership with the Milken Institute, the "The World in 2037: Asia on Demand" lunch program features a panel moderated by Tan Sue Shan and includes insights from leaders of Grab, iFlix, PayPal, and Bandung Mayor Ridwan Kamil regarding digital disruption across real estate, infrastructure, and governance. The discussion highlights rapid mobile-first adoption in Southeast Asia, Bandung's successful smart city transformation through software-driven governance, and Grab's expansion into a financial ecosystem while predicting a shift toward flexible "on-demand" commercial spaces. Ultimately, the session outlines a trajectory for 2037 characterized by autonomous transportation, deflationary economic pressures, and the evolution of payment infrastructure to near-instantaneous, invisible authentication models.
- Milken Institute1h 0m
On the Edge: Asia's Entrepreneurs Breaking Barriers
Ken Hausman, Victor Cui, Patrick Grove, Ambarish (Rish) Mitra, Finian Tan, David Leonhardt Jr., Patrick Choi, Male Speaker 1, Elsie
At a panel featuring industry leaders from ONE Championship, Katcha Group, and Vicar Partners, moderated by Ken Housman, experts identified "non-BRIC" Southeast Asian markets as superior growth vectors due to lower capital saturation and a consumer shift toward local content. The discussion highlighted distinct regional dynamics, noting India's fragmentation and China's unique data collaboration model, while emphasizing that the primary constraint for venture success in Asia remains talent acquisition rather than capital availability. Ultimately, the group concluded that execution in complex, multi-lingual environments offers a higher competitive advantage than pure innovation, urging investors to localize strategies for specific countries instead of applying a homogenous "Asia" model.