Founders in Focus

Tim Hwang is the founder of FiscalNote, a company transforming how organizations engage with policy and regulatory data. Beyond FiscalNote, Tim is actively involved in a number of ventures spanning fintech, AI, cybersecurity, and healthcare, building companies that tackle highly complex, regulated markets. Michelle Moon from Asian Tech Collective sat down with Tim to discuss his journey, company-building philosophy, and the perspective he brings as a Korean American entrepren

Jenny Xiao is a Partner at Leonis Capital, a research-driven VC fund focused on seed and pre-seed AI companies. Before Leonis, she was an early employee at OpenAI and a Ph.D. researcher at Columbia. She left OpenAI just a week after ChatGPT took off to join forces with her partner, Jay Zhao, to build a research-driven fund backing AI-native companies. Jenny’s research has been featured in Nature, the NYT, the WSJ, and Bloomberg.

Michelle Moon from Asian Tech Collective sat down with Xiao Wang, CEO of Boundless, to discuss his personal journey, the exciting challenges of building a mission-driven company in immigration, and what it takes to scale excellence in a high-trust industry. Boundless is a technology-first immigration platform, with a 99.7% approval rate and millions of monthly users.

For this edition of the Asian Tech Collective founder spotlight, we sat down with Alex Lee, the Co-Founder and CEO at Truewind, an AI-powered accounting platform trusted by hundreds of businesses and firms. In this candid conversation, Alex shares how his journey—from aerospace engineer to venture capitalist to two-time founder—shaped his approach to building companies. W

Albert Ng is the co-founder and CEO of Misapplied Sciences, and the primary inventor of the technology behind Parallel RealityTM displays. His work has been featured on the global stage, from viral social media posts to the opening keynote address of CES. At Microsoft Research, Albert was a pioneer in low-latency touchscreens that provide users with an instantaneous response when interacting with their devices. At Stanford, Albert built high-performance computers and interfa