Asia Tech Podcast – Episode 104 – Daniel Callaghan – CEO at Veremark – Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast

by | Jan 20, 2021

The Asia Tech Podcast was joined by Daniel Callaghan, the Chief Executive officer at Veremark and a Managing Director of the Workplace Accelerator.  Daniel is extremely experienced in the HR-Tech and Digital Innovation space, having founded a Global VC-backed freelance market place in Europe and the former Head of Digital Innovation and Investment for Adecco Group in Singapore.

Veremark is an automated and scalable background checking platform that transforms the way businesses onboard candidates, with a blockchain twist.

The Workplace Accelerator is South East Asia’s premier accelerator exclusively focused on the Future of Work. 

Daniel and I had a great discussion about:

  • Human Resources Technology
  • How Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast
  • Checking for Integrity is More Important than Checking for Grades
  • Blockchain-Based Career Passports
  • How Can Veremark Make the Recruitment Experience Better for the Candidate
  • Why a Workplace Accelerator Is Important for Southeast Asia

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