Global Mobility Trends

Greg Lindsay is Director of applied research at NewCities and director of strategy at its mobility offshoot CoMotion, a partner at FutureMap, a non-resident senior fellow of The Atlantic Council’s Foresight, Strategy, and Risks Initiative, and co-author of Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next. Mr. Lindsay has been cited as an expert on the future of cities, technology, and mobility by The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, USA Today, CNN, NPR, and the BBC.

Curtis S. Chin, a Milken Institute Asia fellow, has served as a trustee of World Education Services of New York and is a former US ambassador to the Asian Development Bank (ADB). As a member of the ADB board, he pushed for strengthened governance, risk management, and development efforts focused on people, planet, and partnership, particularly on infrastructure projects in Asia's least-developed nations. Through his advisory firm RiverPeak Group LLC, Chin now advises a range of startup firms and impact investors in Asia, including Equator Pure Nature, a leading ASEAN-based, natural consumer products company and cleantech pioneer, and the Dolma Impact Fund, the first international equity fund focused on Nepal. Chin previously was a senior executive with Burson-Marsteller in the US, Switzerland, and Asia, where he oversaw Beijing and Hong Kong operations. He has provided counsel to a wide range of governments and businesses on stakeholder engagement, public affairs, corporate responsibility, crisis management and market entry.

Robert Maciejewski is the CEO of Swiss Insurance Partners and Swiss Health Partners, the creators of the SIP Medical Family Office® and global leaders in providing international health insurance and health management solutions to affluent global citizens in over 65 countries for almost 25 years. He is also the founder of health.inc where he interviews international experts in the fields of health, medicine, and longevity. Born and raised in Germany, Robert showed entrepreneurial spirit early in life, setting up his first IT company at the age of 15. He continued to start and run several other businesses in various industries while completing a master’s degree in marketing, services, and communications management from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. After working for Ernst & Young’s performance improvement department for several years, where he was responsible for business development and advising international Fortune 100 companies in various industries such as automotive, medical technology, and pharmaceuticals, Robert became Head of International Marketing and member of the Board International of the M-Industry Group (with 35 companies and platforms around the globe), the production arm of Switzerland’s largest retail group, Migros (turning over USD 25 billion annually). He was responsible for strategically growing the international business and driving expansion into the Asian market. Thereafter, Robert co-founded Inventify, a SaaS startup, which he has since successfully exited.

Oriel Morrison is one of Asia’s most well-known business journalists and has recently added company founder to her résumé. She hosts global conferences and events, and often speaks on topics including geopolitics, finance, markets, and news. For the past 12 years, Oriel has anchored top rated global finance shows CNBC’s Squawk Box and CNBC’s Street Signs. Some of her favorite interviewees include Bill Clinton, former President of the US, Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, Bob Iger, Executive Chairperson and former CEO of The Walt Disney Company, Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia, Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP, Ian Narev, former CEO of the Commonwealth Bank Group, and Shayne Elliott, CEO of ANZ Bank. Oriel has over two decades of business and financial news reporting experience. She joined CNBC from Bloomberg, where she was a reporter and host for Bloomberg Television and Bloomberg Radio. Prior to that, Oriel was with the Nine Network as a presenter on the Today Show and Business Sunday, and she has also been a regular presenter for Sky Business News and various Channel 7 news programs.

Kate is a Managing Partner at Longevity Capital as well as a Director of Strategy and Business Development at Deep Knowledge Ventures, Aging Analytics Agency and Deep Knowledge Analytics. She is an experienced corporate attorney by background, licensed to practice law in California (2003), New York (2004) and Russia (2000). Compelled by the paradigm-shifting advances in science and technology in the fields of aging and Longevity, Kate enthusiastically joined Deep Knowledge Ventures Group. She led the production of Longevity Industry in California analytical report as well as participated in production of other reports by Aging Analytics Agency. Kate is a contributing author to Longevity Industry 1.0 book (https://www.longevity-book.com/) as well as Encyclopedia of Gerontology and Population Aging (https://link.springer.com/referencework/10.1007/978-3-319-69892-2). She frequently publishes and speaks on Longevity-related topics.

Dominic Volek is Group Head of Private Clients at Henley & Partners and a member of the Executive Committee. Originally from South Africa, he now spends his time between London, Dubai, and Singapore as a private client specialist in residence and citizenship planning and provides advice to ultra-high-net-worth individuals and their families across the globe. His work targets countries that are deemed most attractive to wealthy individuals in terms of mobility, security, privacy, personal tax, estate planning, and lifestyle. He is also a member of the firm’s Government Advisory practice, providing strategic advice to governments on the design, implementation, and promotion of successful investment migration programs. Dominic is a certified Chartered Accountant CA (SA), holding both a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting with Honors and Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Communication. Prior to joining Henley & Partners, Dominic had a successful career as part of the Senior Management team in one of the big four accounting and advisory firms in Singapore, South Africa, and the USA. Dominic is frequently sought after as a speaker and thought leader on residence and citizenship planning, and he regularly provides commentary on the Henley Passport Index. He has been interviewed by top-tier media such as BBC, Quartz, and Bloomberg.

Dominic Volek is Group Head of Private Clients at Henley & Partners and a member of the Executive Committee. Originally from South Africa, he now spends his time between London, Dubai, and Singapore as a private client specialist in residence and citizenship planning and provides advice to ultra-high-net-worth individuals and their families across the globe. His work targets countries that are deemed most attractive to wealthy individuals in terms of mobility, security, privacy, personal tax, estate planning, and lifestyle. He is also a member of the firm’s Government Advisory practice, providing strategic advice to governments on the design, implementation, and promotion of successful investment migration programs. Dominic is a certified Chartered Accountant CA (SA), holding both a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting with Honors and Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Communication. Prior to joining Henley & Partners, Dominic had a successful career as part of the Senior Management team in one of the big four accounting and advisory firms in Singapore, South Africa, and the USA. Dominic is frequently sought after as a speaker and thought leader on residence and citizenship planning, and he regularly provides commentary on the Henley Passport Index. He has been interviewed by top-tier media such as BBC, Quartz, and Bloomberg.

Oriel Morrison is one of Asia’s most well-known business journalists and has recently added company founder to her résumé. She hosts global conferences and events, and often speaks on topics including geopolitics, finance, markets, and news. For the past 12 years, Oriel has anchored top rated global finance shows CNBC’s Squawk Box and CNBC’s Street Signs. Some of her favorite interviewees include Bill Clinton, former President of the US, Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, Bob Iger, Executive Chairperson and former CEO of The Walt Disney Company, Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia, Chip Goodyear, former CEO of BHP, Ian Narev, former CEO of the Commonwealth Bank Group, and Shayne Elliott, CEO of ANZ Bank. Oriel has over two decades of business and financial news reporting experience. She joined CNBC from Bloomberg, where she was a reporter and host for Bloomberg Television and Bloomberg Radio. Prior to that, Oriel was with the Nine Network as a presenter on the Today Show and Business Sunday, and she has also been a regular presenter for Sky Business News and various Channel 7 news programs.

Kate is a Managing Partner at Longevity Capital as well as a Director of Strategy and Business Development at Deep Knowledge Ventures, Aging Analytics Agency and Deep Knowledge Analytics. She is an experienced corporate attorney by background, licensed to practice law in California (2003), New York (2004) and Russia (2000). Compelled by the paradigm-shifting advances in science and technology in the fields of aging and Longevity, Kate enthusiastically joined Deep Knowledge Ventures Group. She led the production of Longevity Industry in California analytical report as well as participated in production of other reports by Aging Analytics Agency. Kate is a contributing author to Longevity Industry 1.0 book (https://www.longevity-book.com/) as well as Encyclopedia of Gerontology and Population Aging (https://link.springer.com/referencework/10.1007/978-3-319-69892-2). She frequently publishes and speaks on Longevity-related topics.

Curtis S. Chin, a Milken Institute Asia fellow, has served as a trustee of World Education Services of New York and is a former US ambassador to the Asian Development Bank (ADB). As a member of the ADB board, he pushed for strengthened governance, risk management, and development efforts focused on people, planet, and partnership, particularly on infrastructure projects in Asia's least-developed nations. Through his advisory firm RiverPeak Group LLC, Chin now advises a range of startup firms and impact investors in Asia, including Equator Pure Nature, a leading ASEAN-based, natural consumer products company and cleantech pioneer, and the Dolma Impact Fund, the first international equity fund focused on Nepal. Chin previously was a senior executive with Burson-Marsteller in the US, Switzerland, and Asia, where he oversaw Beijing and Hong Kong operations. He has provided counsel to a wide range of governments and businesses on stakeholder engagement, public affairs, corporate responsibility, crisis management and market entry.

Greg Lindsay is Director of applied research at NewCities and director of strategy at its mobility offshoot CoMotion, a partner at FutureMap, a non-resident senior fellow of The Atlantic Council’s Foresight, Strategy, and Risks Initiative, and co-author of Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next. Mr. Lindsay has been cited as an expert on the future of cities, technology, and mobility by The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, USA Today, CNN, NPR, and the BBC.

Robert Maciejewski is the CEO of Swiss Insurance Partners and Swiss Health Partners, the creators of the SIP Medical Family Office® and global leaders in providing international health insurance and health management solutions to affluent global citizens in over 65 countries for almost 25 years. He is also the founder of health.inc where he interviews international experts in the fields of health, medicine, and longevity. Born and raised in Germany, Robert showed entrepreneurial spirit early in life, setting up his first IT company at the age of 15. He continued to start and run several other businesses in various industries while completing a master’s degree in marketing, services, and communications management from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. After working for Ernst & Young’s performance improvement department for several years, where he was responsible for business development and advising international Fortune 100 companies in various industries such as automotive, medical technology, and pharmaceuticals, Robert became Head of International Marketing and member of the Board International of the M-Industry Group (with 35 companies and platforms around the globe), the production arm of Switzerland’s largest retail group, Migros (turning over USD 25 billion annually). He was responsible for strategically growing the international business and driving expansion into the Asian market. Thereafter, Robert co-founded Inventify, a SaaS startup, which he has since successfully exited.