Andy currently works as a Finance Specialist at Effective Ventures Foundation. He has worked on community building in Hong Kong and was a data analyst at Bloomberg. He graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a degree in Decision Analytics and holds a CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting. He has a keen interest in the effective operation of non-profit organizations and increasing the transparency of the charity sector.
Yufeng (Andy) Tao
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This is amazing to see, George! As a local who needs to try very hard to find authentic juicy tofu in Yunnan, I can attest to how delicious it is and feel excited about the possibility of popularising it elsewhere!
As someone who had never been to the UK and moved to Oxford for the first time a month ago, I can testify that Trajan House made me immediately feel at home. Jonathan warmly reached out to me offering help on personal life ops things such as bank accounts, SIM cards, and accommodations. Working in the same office room with Jonathan, I have no doubt that he is a lovely person to work with and a great friend to know. I’d be excited to see the office reaching its next level and lots of impacts to follow!
Thank you Aadit for sharing your journey and plan here as well!
For the estimated number of EAs within companies, HIP would be a good next step to reach out to. It is possible that some companies were accidentally omitted in the process and great to know your enthusiasm on starting a workplace group! Looking forward to your future updates if you feel comfortable sharing :)
Hey Cristina, thanks so much for pointing these out! Fully agreed here and hope others won’t go so far through a loss to realize these.
It was a life-changing experience working with you and Vaidehi. Both of you continue to inspire me more than you might think! Grateful to have known you :)
This was a really great read. Thank you for sharing!