What does it mean to build with conviction, not just for profit, but for purpose?

Our CEO Haoming Lee recently joined the Man On A Mission Show, a podcast spotlighting leaders who are redefining what business can and should be. In a wide-ranging conversation, Haoming shares personal lessons from his entrepreneurial path and how they shape the way we build at Louken today.

Highlights from the Episodes

1. The Entrepreneurial Journey That Shaped Louken
From launching startups to leading turnarounds, Haoming’s journey is filled with real-world grit. These experiences now guide our hybrid approach to consulting and venture building, bridging insight with execution.

2. A Regenerative Venture Model, Not Just VC
At Louken, we don’t just invest in scale. We invest in founders with soul, people who care deeply about the problems they solve. Our model goes beyond traditional venture capital, embedding brand, sustainability, and systems thinking from the start.

3. The True Meaning of Sustainability
Sustainability isn’t just a box to tick. As Haoming shares, it’s about designing regenerative businesses—ventures that give more than they take, and serve both people and planet.

4. Leading with Neurodivergence
Haoming also opens up about his journey as a neurodivergent leader, navigating entrepreneurship while living with ADHD. His reflection: inclusive ecosystems don’t just benefit the few—they unlock brilliance that the world often overlooks.

“At Louken, we believe business is more than growth metrics. It’s about building ventures that heal, not just hustle.”