credibility

來自台灣世界展望會的 Carrissa Wang，走過孟加拉、烏干達、尚比亞與衣索比亞，帶我們看見女孩的生活如何被一些看似很小、卻非常具體的條件改變。 一口離家更近的水井，可能讓女孩不用每天花幾個小時取水；一間女生可以安心使用的廁所，可能決定她月經來時還能不能去學校。也有曾經差點被迫出嫁的女孩，在得到支持之後，成為保護其他孩子的社區領袖。 真正改變一個女孩人生的，不一定是一個宏大的答案，而是先看見：究竟是什麼，讓她沒有選擇。台灣世界展望會今年發起「資助1000女孩」計畫，對已經擁有專業、人脈與資源的我們來說，這也帶來另一個問題——除了關心，我們還可以把手上的選擇，轉化成什麼？

For Tina Graves, leadership isn’t defined by what’s said, but often by what's not being said. After more than two decades in global healthcare, she now leads GSK Taiwan with a style grounded in creating safe space, trust, and action. In this episode, Tina reflects on leading across cultures, creating safe spaces where people dare to speak up, and why the way a leader responds, especially in moments of failure, is what truly shapes a team.

Imagine sitting across from a leader who doesn’t raise her voice, yet everyone listens. For Sophia Chang, leadership has never been about authority; it’s about trust and the consistency that builds credibility over time. After more than three decades in international banking, she now leads ING Taipei with a perspective shaped by empathy, consistency, and long-term thinking. In this episode, Sophia reflects on Taiwan’s economic evolution, sustainable finance, and why influence is what truly moves people forward.