Wei Jiang is a venture partner at ZhenFund. His investment portfolio includes Leap.ai, Subtle Medical, Citcon, etc.Wei held leadership positions in a number of world class internet companies. Prior to ZhenFund, he was the Chief Marketing Officer at Google Greater China. Wei had founded startups in both US and China.Wei graduated from Peking University with a bachelor degree in Information Systems. He also holds an MBA from William E. Simon School of Business Administration, University of Rochester.

Xiaojun Li is actively involved in investments in Mobile, Internet and Technology sectors. Xiaojun has extensive engineering, management and entrepreneurial experience in many different areas of technology. Prior to joining IDG Capital, he was a key member of the technology team at Broadcom Corp. (NASDAQ BRCM) and Marvell Semiconductor (NASDAQ: MRVL), where he led design teams for the development of several microchips. Previously, Xiaojun worked for Airvana Networks where he was responsible for the business development in Greater China.  Xiaojun received an MBA from the Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania, a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from UCLA and a bachelor’s degree in Engineering from the University of Science and Technology of China.

Hans Tung joined GGV Capital in 2013 as a managing partner to focus on consumer mobile internet, cross-border ecommerce, IoT, and mobile social communication investments in both China and the U.S. Hans led GGV’s investment and serves on the boards of Wish, a fast growing cross border mobile commerce marketplace; Xiaohongshu, a leading active social community and recommendation app for cross-border shopping in China; Poshmark, a simple and fun way to buy and sell fashion; GrubMarket, a marketplace for local farm goods; and OfferUp, a place for consumers to buy and sell goods locally.  He has invested in mobile social communication companies such as musical.ly, highly popular video social network for creating, sharing and discovering short videos; Slack, which brings all your communication together in one place;  Bustle, an online community providing a fresh spin on information and all subjects;  Wheelwell, a market network for automotive parts and services and Curse, a social communication platform for gamers that was acquired by Twitch. Hans is a personal investor in leading Indian e-commerce companies Flipkart and Snapdeal. He is also actively involved with GGV portfolio companies Airbnb, Flipboard, DraftKings, and Yodo1. Recently, he invested in Function of Beauty, a personalized beauty product provider. Hans was part of the Forbes Midas List four times in a row in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 including No. 19 in the world in 2017.

Mr Andrew Y. Yan is the Founding Managing Partner of SAIF Partners, a leading multibillion dollar Venture Capital Fund in China. Mr. Yan is a Trustee of Peking University Endowment and a Director of its Investment Committee. He was voted by the China Venture Capital Association as “The Venture Investor of the Year” in both 2004 and 2007. He was also selected as one of the “Fifty Finest Private Equity Investors in the World” by the Private Equity International in 2007; “No. 1 Venture Capitalist of the Year” by Forbes (China) in 2008 and 2009. He was the “Venture Capital Professional of the Year” by Asia Venture Capital Journal in 2009.

Bob Xu is the founder of ZhenFund. He is known as one of China’s pioneering angel investors, with distinctions from Founder Magazine including “2011 Angel Investor of the Year,” “2012 Best Angel Fund in China,” and “2013 Best Angel investor in China.” Prior to founding ZhenFund, Xu was a Co-Founder of New Oriental Education & Technology Group, the largest provider of private education in China. In 2006, China Southern People’s Weekly voted Xu to be one of China’s “50 Most Charismatic People” and in 2004, Forbes Magazine listed Xu as one of China’s “Top 100 Celebrities.”

Pan Shiyi is Co-Founder and Chairman of SOHO China, one of China’s largest prime office property developers. Born to a humble family in rural Gansu Province, Pan Shiyi’s rise to success has made him a celebrity role model for aspiring entrepreneurs, a social media pioneer in China, and a highly followed opinion leader with over 18 million fans on Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter. Deeply committed to environmental causes, Pan Shiyi has been a leading voice raising public awareness for air pollution, leveraging his public profile to inform citizens about the dangers of PM 2.5 contaminants. He spearheaded efforts to develop Energy Saving and Air Purification systems for all SOHO China projects, challenging industry-peers to follow suit. Openly crediting his personal success to the opportunities made available to him through China’s economic reform and growth, Mr. Pan is also an active philanthropist. He founded the SOHO China Foundation in 2005 with his wife Zhang Xin, and in 2014 launched the SOHO China Scholarships a US 100 million initiative to fund financial aid scholarships to Chinese students admitted to top international universities. Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin are also members of the Breakthrough Energy Coalition, a group of global business leaders brought together by Bill Gates to invest in technologies that will transition the world to a zero emission energy future. Mr. Pan is currently a Senior Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. His research interests are in the area of climate change and the environment. He is interested in best practices for corporations endeavoring to lower emissions and curtailing energy use with the ultimate aim of producing a source of solutions for Chinese companies and companies around the world.

Xiaochuang Wang is the Sogou CEO, co-dean of the Tiangong Intelligent Computing Research Institute of Tsinghua University, Former senior vice president and CTO of Sohu.

Won the gold medal in the International Informatics Olympic Games at 18 years old, Became Sohu’s youngest vice president at 21 years old

More than 500 million people in China are using the Sogou input method he invented. Sogou search is the second largest search engine in China.

In 1993, Mr. Shong co-founded China’s first technology venture capital firm, IDG Capital, backed by Patrick J. McGovern, Founder and Chairman of International Data Group (IDG). Till February 2017, IDG Capital has invested in over 500 China’s most successful internet companies such as Tencent (QQ), Ctrip, Baidu, Sohu, Soufun, HomeInn, Hanting, Tudou, 91.com, Baofeng, Xiaomi, and Meitu. In January 2017, IDG Capital led the acquisition of IDG Ventures, the investment business under IDG. Mr. Shong completed the Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program in the fall of 1996. He conducted graduate studies at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy 1987-88 and earned his MS degree from Boston University’s College of Communication in 1987. He studied Journalism at the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences from 1984 to 1986 and he received a B.A. degree from Hunan University in 1982. Mr. Shong has been a member of the Board of Trustees at Boston University since 2005, and the non-executive director of WPP plc since 2013.

Mr. Yu Cheng serves as a Partner at Morningside Venture Capital wherein he specializes in the mobile internet, artificial intelligence, sharing economy, and internet finance sectors. He has more than 11 years of venture capital experience.

Lu Zhang is the Founding and Managing Partner of Fusion Fund(NewGen Capital). She was recently awarded the Forbes US 30 under 30 & Featured as the Honoree of VC category in US. Meanwhile, She was also awarded the Forbes Asia 30 under 30 investor. Prior to starting NewGen, she was a Venture Partner at Fenox Venture Capital. She participated in over 20 investments and assisted M&A of the portfolios. Lu was also the Founder and CEO of Acetone Inc. (acquired 2012), a start-up focused on non-invasive technology for the early diagnosis of Type II diabetes. She has also worked as a consultant at the United Nations Industrial Development Agency. Lu received her Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from Stanford University and holds several patents. She is an advisor and mentor to several innovation programs and incubators in Silicon Valley. Lu has won numerous awards and is frequently invited to speak at events.

Qin Gang is mainly responsible for Lighthouse Capital’s investment operations in US. Their investment is mainly focused on smart hardware products and SaaS service software. Their leading investment projects include: the first FDA-approved OTC hearing aid iHear, Net Red series self-balancing unicycle electric skateboard Onewheel and 12Twenty.

Qin Gang is also versed with clean energy, hardware and SaasX systems. She served as an environmental consultant before joining Yuanzhan Capital.

Qin Gang holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Engineering from UCLA and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from UCLA.

Yusen is a partner of ZhenFund. He led investments of Xiaodaka, Chanjinglu, Ontology, Thunder, etc. Before joining ZhenFund, Yusen dropped out of Stanford in 2009 and cofounded Jumei(NYSE: JMEI). Jumei is the leading Chinese cosmetics e-commerce retailer and one of the largest Chinese e-commerce companies. Yusen oversaw Jumei’s product design and development, operation management, online marketing, and management of several categories. Yusen was one of the youngest cofounders to list their companies on NYSE. Yusen attended Stanford University Graduate School, and received his bachelor degree from Tsinghua University, Beijing.

Anna Fang is the CEO and Partner of ZhenFund, an angel investment fund active in China’s TMT sector. Anna oversees the fund’s investments, portfolio management and operations. Since starting the fund in 2011 with Xu Xiaoping, Anna has managed the fund’s over 300 early stage investments. She also sits on the Boards of many of ZhenFund’s investments. Before joining ZhenFund, Anna worked at GE China in Corporate Business Development, responsible for GE’s M&A and BD efforts in China. Anna started her career as an investment banker with J.P. Morgan in the New York office covering consumer and retail companies. Anna is an Advisory Board member of Columbia University’s East Asia Center and also serves on the Board of Visitors of Columbia College. Anna is also the co-head of Stanford Graduate School of Business’ Beijing Chapter. Anna received her undergraduate degree from Columbia University, and a Master of Business Administration from Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Feng focuses on E-commerce, deep technology, online education, new generation lifestyle businesses, and O2O enterprises. Previously as a partner at IDG-Accel, he led investments on a series of successful projects, including CreditEase, Zhubajie, Prosper, Three Squirrels, Tongbanjie, Didapinche, Bilibili, Coinbase, Changingedu, Dig Fortune, Helijia, Wangli Finance Group, Yodo Fortune, FraudMetrix, Liulishuo, Ripple Labs, Wecash, Jiang Xiaobai, Hstyle, baifendian, and bairong. Among them, CreditEase went public in 2015, and Zhubajie and Prosper successfully joined Billion Dollar Club. The return of investment for Three Squirrels, Tongbanjie, and Wangli Finance Group are now up to 50 times the seed investment stage. Feng led the establishment of IDG-Accel’s post-investment service system, providing help to early stage startups. Services include public relations, marketing, and human resources. He promoted topic investment strategy including Internet brand, Fintech, the 90s entrepreneurs project, C2C of O2O, and economy sharing approach. Feng obtained Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Peking University, and Master of Science in Chemistry from University of Rochester.