What Kind of Fosters Innovation?

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The city of hong kong is the size of west virginia, now with 70 million people who were all quite young. The area has incentivized universities to put additional campuses here. They've funded for their tax increment zones to encourage businesses to come and set up modes of activity focused on areas of excellence. And that number will soon be forty thousand as they continue to build. Butit's not just speed trains. These are interconnected nodes with further metra, al right, with transit oriented development on top of the meetings of these trains.

This talk was recorded LIVE at the All-In Summit in Miami and included slides. To watch on YouTube, check out our All-In Summit playlist: https://bit.ly/aisytplaylist

0:00 Claire Cormier Thielke's AIS talk: "Tomorrowland: China Placemaking and the Future of Innovation"

17:40 Claire takes Q&A with the Besties + Ryan Petersen: Understanding the China/US rivalry

24:08 How the Evergrande debt situation impacts the greater Chinese real estate industry, China's still-nascent middle class, How China is subsidizing its negative birth rate

34:30 Ryan Petersen breaks down Flexport's business, the tumultuous past few years, and how DTC might be in major trouble

46:34 Asset-heavy play as a hedge against the popular trend of asset-light, velocity vs. speed, Flexport.org's humanitarian relief shipping, China's influence

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