Posts by Liam Redmond
Taiwan semiconductor firm Kyec pumps S$100 million in new Singapore plant, creates over 300 jobs
[SINGAPORE] A new semiconductor testing facility in Singapore will create over 300 jobs across engineering and managerial roles. It will also provide the local workforce training in equipment engineering and advanced test processes. Taiwan-based semiconductor service provider King Yuan Electronics Corp (Kyec) opened its first overseas semiconductor testing facility in Singapore, which was unveiled on…
Read MoreFormer Disney Channel child star makes surprise TV comeback on Rob Lowe game show
Former Disney Channel star Steven Anthony Lawrence made a surprise appearance on Rob Lowe’s game show “The Floor” this week, more than 20 years after becoming a fan favorite on television. The 35-year-old actor, most known for his role as “Beans” on the Shia LaBeouf-led sitcom “Even Stevens,” competed on Wednesday’s episode of the FOX…
Read MoreStop Funding Problems Start Fueling Proven Strengths
I’ve built and sold companies, scaled brands fast, and learned a hard lesson: throwing money at problems doesn’t fix them. It just hides them until the cash runs dry. My stance is simple. Capital should amplify what already works, not patch what’s broken. That mindset saves founders, agencies, and investors from painful, slow failures disguised…
Read MoreThe 5 mindset shifts that make sustainable growth actually possible
If you’ve been building for more than a few months, you’ve probably felt the tension between speed and stability. You want growth, but not the kind that burns you out or collapses under its own weight. You’ve seen peers spike quickly, only to stall or disappear. And you’ve likely wondered whether you’re moving too slowly…
Read MoreIf You’re Ready for a Career Reinvention, Here are Some High Growth Fields
The world is changing and with it, careers that were once rock solid are being reimagined and in some cases are falling by the wayside. This has left many people searching for opportunities that can withstand the coming years of technology innovation. Careers in healthcare, home inspection, and commercial drone operators are just some of…
Read MoreSingapore stocks end higher amid mixed regional showing; STI up 0.02%
Venture Corporation leads the gainers on the blue-chip index, rising 2.5% to S$17.65 [SINGAPORE] Singapore stocks ended higher on Thursday (May 21). The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) gained 0.02 per cent or 0.80 points to finish at 5,045.71. Venture Corporation led the gainers on Singapore’s blue-chip index, rising 2.5 per cent or S$0.43 to…
Read MoreFlorida duo gloated about killing off-duty firefighter for his phone, sneakers in front of resort: witness
Two men accused of killing an off-duty Florida firefighter for his Nike sneakers and iPhone boasted about the murder just moments after the heinous act, a witness claimed Tuesday. Torrey Holston, 26, and Jose Garcia Romero, 27, allegedly killed Coral Springs-Parkland firefighter Christopher Randazzo, 39, in front of a Lauderdale-by-the-Sea resort when he left his…
Read MoreMarketing Works When You Master Three Basics
I’ve scaled and advised thousands of brands, and one truth keeps winning. Marketing only works when you nail three basics: awareness, nurturing, and trust. Skip one, and growth stalls. Get them right, and revenue follows. This view isn’t theory for me. It’s how my team and I helped grow almost 6,000 brands. The pattern shows…
Read More4 signs inner rewiring is required to build something that lasts
Most founders assume the hard part of entrepreneurship is external. Raising capital. Finding product-market fit. Hiring the right team before runway disappears. But if you spend enough time around people building enduring companies, a different pattern starts to emerge. The businesses that survive usually come from founders who changed internally long before the market rewarded…
Read More6 surprising links between founder insecurity and toxic culture
You can feel when something is off in a company long before metrics confirm it. Meetings get tense, feedback becomes political, and people start optimizing for optics instead of outcomes. Most founders assume this is a hiring problem or a scaling issue. In reality, it often traces back to something more uncomfortable. Your internal state…
Read MoreThe Liquidity Paradox and How Colin Steinberg Solves Legacy Funding Without Gift Tax Friction
More than 1,000 people are becoming millionaires in America every day. Yes, factors like inflation are making that number less robust, but the fact still stands that there are nearly 24 million individuals with significant net wealth that have at least hit the seven-figure mark. Some of these are business owners with money tied up…
Read MoreDogfight over California: The ugly battle between electric air taxi leaders Joby and Archer
Two California companies at the front of the global race to bring battery-powered air taxis to the public are trying to trip each other up in court. While Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation are based within an hour of each other in Northern California, they are bitter rivals, each hoping their own small electric vertical…
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