PodParley PodParley
PodParley PodParley
Log in

Felix Wong

Felix Wong joins Jeremy Redman in this episode of the No Code CEO Podcast. Felix shares his thoughts about a better no code ecosystem between LinkedIn and Twitter.

Episode 57 of the Not Boring Business podcast, hosted by Jeremy Redman, No Code CEO, titled "Felix Wong" was published on February 22, 2021 and runs 12 minutes.

February 22, 2021 ·12m · Not Boring Business

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Felix Wong joins Jeremy Redman in this episode of the No Code CEO Podcast. Felix shares his thoughts about a better no code ecosystem between LinkedIn and Twitter.

Episode Description

Felix Wong is an entrepreneur, community builder, and growth hacker based in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. His work is based on his passion for helping others develop their ideas and achieve their dreams.

Felix is currently the Growth Lead, APAC for AngelHub and WHub, a sister and brother company that fosters the startup ecosystem, succeeds, and offers equity crowdfunding investment for aspiring startups. These positions challenge Felix to use his skills in digital marketing, growth hacks, and startup community engagement.

You can learn more and connect with Felix Wong on the following links below.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

5 Ways to Stay Motivated When Working for Yourself

Apr 19, 2026 ·7m

VAT Registration Explained: When You Must Register and When You Don’t

Apr 12, 2026 ·8m

Teams Earn the Right to Win W/Tiffany Stevenson

Apr 9, 2026 ·27m

From Managing Teams to Measuring Impact W/ Brad Wilkins

Apr 8, 2026 ·23m

Dividend Tax Increase 2026: How Much More Will You Pay and What Can You Do?

Apr 5, 2026 ·5m

Directors and Unpaid Corporation Tax: HMRC and You

Mar 29, 2026 ·8m

Similar Podcasts

eCom Insights for Sellers on Amazon, Shopify, eBay and Walmart AMZScout Learn how to find profitable products, then source, list, and sell them on major online marketplaces. 6-7-figure sellers and seasoned eСom experts bring you detailed dives into all aspects of building an online business, from advanced tactics for finding profitable products to the best advertising PPC strategies.* The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered selling, financial, legal, or investment advice. Any actions you take based on this content are done at your own risk. Results are not guaranteed and may vary. CPO Mastery Podcast Product Faculty What differentiates the top 1% of Product Leaders? What makes the Product Management function successful in some organizations, and not the others? The answer to these questions lies in the minds of operators and executives that run the world’s top companies. This is the CPO Mastery Podcast, where Moe Ali will connect with the world’s top product leaders, thinkers and visionaries to bring you their hard-earned insights. Join us each month to hear from CPOs and Product Leaders running companies like Uber, Google, Facebook, Shopify and others. Build The Damn Thing with Kathryn Finney Kathryn Finney No more excuses. No more procrastination. If you’re ready to take your business, side hustle or idea to the next level, then this is the podcast for you! The podcast is hosted by Kathryn Finney, one of the most influential women in tech (INC Magazine), one of the first Black women to sell her startup, and Managing General Partner at the Chicago-based venture firm, Genius Guild.Based on Kathryn’s bestselling book “Build the Damn Thing: How to Build a Successful Business if You’re NOT a Rich White Guy”, Build the Damn Thing is part storytelling, part mix tape and designed to teach you how to bring your business to the next level. The podcast features lessons and tips from leaders and entrepreneurs who have “Built the Damn Thing” themselves. From serial entrepreneurs to those who take risks to solve problems both abroad and locally — it's all here on the show! kathrynfinney.subs Simple Finance Lessons Faisal Hasnain These are simple and interesting stories and lessons from the world of finance. Some are from my own experiences and some are things learnt from others. Students of finance and young adults unfortunately learn certain things the hard way. What I am trying to do is to bring forth some thoughts that we should all be aware off. Even people with more than 20 years of finance experience make silly mistakes for a variety of reasons, and this ends up costing them time and money, along with frustrations. But by then its too late! You need to act at the outset, not after the die is cast.
URL copied to clipboard!