Global CMO at Mindler, Amalie Angelskår
Amalie Angelskår, from Norway, first came to Mindler, an online therapy app, as a patient. Today she is global CMO at Mindler and on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, partly for the #ownthegap campaign. It has led to a new logo for Mindler and an upcoming global campaign for ‘mental health awareness’.
We talk to Amalie about how she got to Mindler and the road she has taken there since. Amalie reflects on what drives “the good company” and when you can actually say “I made it”. We hear what inspires her and how Amalie wants to be remembered for her work.
Serial entrepreneur, Maziar Nodehi
Maziar Nodehi, from Sweden, is now involved in three companies and calls himself a “serial entrepreneur”. At 15, Maz became homeless, and while he moved between foster families, he got a taste for entrepreneurship.
Today Maz shares his story on his online channels to inspire young people. We hear what advice he would give his younger self, and what Maz thinks was the biggest mistake on his journey.
Senior Executive at Forbes Media US, Seth Cohen
Ever since he was young, Seth Cohen has been involved in non-profit and NGO projects where he could make a difference. On a train journey in 2016, Seth got talking to Randall Lane, editor-in-chief of Forbes and the man behind 30 Under 30. That’s where the idea of bringing the 30 Under 30 community to the Middle East came from.
Seth talks about the thinking behind ‘The Summit’ and why it matters to him to bring business people together in one community in Israel. Among other things, we hear what’s next on the drawing board for Forbes, and Seth shares his best advice for young leaders who want to change the world.