- Sir Martin Sorrell is Chief Executive at WPP, the world's largest advertising and marketing services group, which he founded in 1985. He has been Chief Executive since that time.
- WPP companies, which include some of the most eminent agencies in the business, provide clients with services in advertising; media investment management; information; insight and consultancy; public relations and public affairs; branding and identity; healthcare communications; direct, interactive and Internet marketing; and specialist communications.
- In 2006, Sir Martin was appointed a non-executive director of Alpha Topco, the Formula 1 company. In 2008, he was appointed by The Football Association in England to the board of the bid to stage the 2018 FIFA World Cup. He is on the Executive Committee of the World Economic Forum International Business Council and a member of the Business Council in the United States. He is a patron of the British Museum, a member of the Corporate Advisory Group of the Tate Gallery and a member on the International Advisory Board of The Russian Museum in St. Petersburg.

- Jonathan Nelson co-founded Organic, the first interactive agency, in 1993, and served as Organic's CEO for seven years. Currently Jonathan is CEO of Omnicom Digital where he oversees strategy for Omnicom's digital assets.
- Described as a "serial entrepreneur", Jonathan has founded, or played a critical role in, building a number of companies. In 1999, Jonathan took two companies public: Accrue Software, Inc., a web measurement and analysis company that he founded in 1995, and Organic. Later, he guided Organic through its subsequent re-privatization.
- Jonathan is widely recognized as an industry thought leader, appearing in print in The New York Times, USA Today, Forbes, Newsweek, Ad Week, Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal, and on television on CNN, CNBC, and MSNBC. His numerous accolades include being named one of the top 100 young innovators of the century by MIT's Technology Review in 1999, and one of the top entrepreneurs of 1997 by Red Herring Magazine. He was inducted to AdAge's Hall of Fame in 2001 for his "indelible imprint" on the Internet industry.

- As Chief Digital Officer, Quentin George accelerates Mediabrands strategic planning and business development in all aspects of digital marketing strategy. Quentin is responsible for developing strategic partnerships and alliances to realize new media marketplace initiatives to make digital marketing more efficient and effective.
- In addition to his continued role leading UM’s digital and new media practices, Quentin is at the center of group activities to drive critical velocity in navigating the complexities of the digital arena for all Mediabrands clients. Quentin ensures that the Mediabrands digital offering around the world exceeds the expectations of our clients and helps transform the Mediabrands culture into one that is 100% digitally focused, a necessity for deploying leading-edge, relevant marketing campaigns, which ultimately reflects the reality of consumer behavior and media consumption.
- Quentin joined Universal McCann as Global Lead, Digital Media and Strategic innovation in April 2007, and carries more than 15 years of Internet industry experience. A digital marketing pioneer, Quentin George has lead strategic digital initiatives for some of the most respected global brands. 

- Chief Strategist of MySpace China

- Jon Miller is Chief Digital Officer, and Chairman and CEO, Digital Media Group for News Corporation, a role in which he drives the Company’s overall digital strategy in conjunction with various operational heads, while also directly overseeing all of News Corp.’s standalone digital businesses.
- Prior to News Corporation, Jon was a founding partner of Velocity Interactive Group, an investment firm focusing on digital media and the consumer Internet space. - Previously, Miller was Chairman and CEO of AOL from 2002 to 2006.
- Earlier in his career, Jon was CEO and President of USA Information and Services -- now IACI and Expedia -- and also served as Managing Director of Nickelodeon International, a unit of Viacom's MTV Networks.
- From 1987-1993, Miller was Vice President, Programming and Co-General Manager of NBA Entertainment, where he was responsible for league-wide brand management and programming. Miller is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Film Institute and Live Nation Entertainment, and serves on the Board of Trustees of Emerson College and WNYC Public Radio in New York.
- Jon resides in New York and holds a B.A. from Harvard College.

- From 2004 through 2008, David Rosenblatt served as the CEO of DoubleClick, the leading provider of digital marketing technology and services.  Following David's sale of the company to Google in 2008 for $3.2 billion, he served as Google's President of Global Display Advertising until leaving the company last summer.   He is currently helping to start two digital media companies.
- He joined DoubleClick in 1997 as part of the initial management team, and during his tenure he held several executive positions, including as President of DoubleClick from 2000 through July 2005. Prior to joining DoubleClick, Mr. Rosenblatt spent several years as an investment banker at S.G. Warburg & Co, in Hong Kong, London and New York.
- Mr. Rosenblatt graduated Magna Cum Laude from Yale University and the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

- Mike Galgon co-founded aQuantive in 1997, and served as president, senior vice president of marketing and business development, chief technology officer, and chief strategy officer. In these roles, he helpedlaunch and grow Avenue A|Razorfish, Atlas, and DRIVEpm.
- Galgon joined Microsoft in 2007 when it acquired aQuantive, and served as corporate vice president and chief advertising strategist for its Advertiser and Publisher Solutions Group until early 2009. He is currently engaged with a broad set of next-generation Internet marketing companies. Galgon graduated from Duke University in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in economics, and later served in the U.S. Navy and asa VISTA volunteer. He earned his master's degree in business administration from Harvard Business School. Galgon has served as a director for Global Partnerships since 2003. He lives in Seattle.

- Chris has been with the Ogilvy Group for thirteen years, in Europe and Asia-Pacific, with experiences across a range of disciplines.
- After a career in banking and a degree in Finance and Marketing Chris joined Ogilvy Direct in London. From there he moved to Ogilvy & Mather Advertising in Taiwan spending 4 years managing a mix of local and multinational Clients like Seagram, Watson’s, Unilever and FareasTone Telecom.
- In 2000, he transferred to Ogilvy in Beijing to set up OgilvyOne in China. Over the past decade OgilvyOne has grown into the largest digital and one-to-one marketing group in China, with OgilvyOne, Neo@Ogilvy, iconmobile and ITOP 24/7 all being part of the group. Chris also oversees OgilvyOne in North Asia.
- Over the years Chris held various positions managing OgilvyOne,O&M Advertising in Beijing as well as several of Ogilvy’s large Clients in integrated roles.
- He is now based in Shanghai managing the Ogilvy Group there, with the main aim of integrating the business and providing holistic brand solutions to Clients.
- He sits on the Advisory Boards of several internet related businesses and writes regularly about digital and brand marketing.

- Deirdre heads up wwwins Isobar, a team of 280 digital specialists across strategy, creative, technology and media with offices in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Taipei. She has been working in digital since 1998, the heady boom days in San Francisco, and joined Isobar Global in London in 2004. She was previously a Founding Partner at AnalogFolk, a multi-disciplinary marketing communications agency that fuses both analog and digital communications channels and the former Head of Isobar Global client management, a team responsible for driving global digital communication strategies and harnessing the power of Isobar for international clients.

- Sameer Singh is the designated Director Media Planning and Operations, Procter & Gamble Asia, with direct responsibility for Greater China. He is an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Management and commenced his professional life in advertising. Since 1992 he has been with The Gillette Company, and Procter & Gamble. Sam has had a diverse and enriched career and has lived and worked in the geographies of China, India, Middle East, CEEMEA, UK and the USA. Further more he has worked in the areas of Brand Management, Consumer Research, Forecasting, Sales and of course Media. Sam is currently located in Guangzhou.

- William Sahlman is the Dimitri V. D'Arbeloff – Class of 1955 Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. The d'Arbeloff Chair was established in 1986 to support teaching and research on the entrepreneurial process.
- Mr. Sahlman received an A.B. degree in Economics from Princeton University, an M.B.A. from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in Business Economics, also from Harvard.
- His research focuses on the investment and financing decisions made in entrepreneurial ventures at all stages in their development. Mr. Sahlman has written numerous articles on topics including entrepreneurial management, venture capital and private equity, deal structuring, and the role of entrepreneurship in the global economy.
- Mr. Sahlman is Associate Dean for External Relations. From 2006 to 2009, he was Senior Associate Dean for External Relations. He was co-chair of the Entrepreneurial Management Unit from 1999 to 2002. From 1991 to 1999, he was Senior Associate Dean, Director of Publishing Activities, and chairman of the board for Harvard Business School Publishing Corporation. From 1990 to 1991, he was chairman of the Harvard University Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility. He is a member of the board of directors or board of advisors of several private companies and not-for-profit organizations.

- Steve Ennen, Managing Director, Wharton Interactive Media Initiative & Wharton Lab for Innovation in Publishing, and Lecturer in Marketing at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, is an award-winning journalist and media professional pioneering online strategies for more than 15 years. At Wharton, Ennen is responsible for development of curriculum in emerging media, lectures on emerging, interactive media strategies at the Wharton School for MBA and Executive Education courses, and oversees relationships with WIMI Corporate Partners. He has been an instructor of new media strategy at New York University, State University of New York, NYC’s JumpStart Media Program, and Medill at Northwestern University. He advises marketing, media, and corporate enterprises on how to implement successful digital, social media/ social networking strategies.

- Mr. Charles Chao has serves as the President and CEO of SINA Corporation (NasdaqGS: SINA) since May, 2006. Mr. Chao joined SINA as Vice President of Finance in September 1999 and has served various managerial positions including Chief Financial Officer, Co-Chief Operating Officer and President. Mr. Chao has played a vital role in building SINA into an Internet media and online advertising giant in China. Mr. Chao started his career as a news correspondent at Shanghai Media Group. After that Mr. Chao joined PwC where he served as an experienced audit manager providing audit and business consulting services to hi-tech companies at Silicon Valley. Mr. Chao is currently the co-chairman of China Real Estate Information Corporation (NasdaqGS: CRIC), a company providing online and offline real estate information and consulting services, a director of Focus Media (NasdaqGS: FMCN), an out-of-home media and advertising network company, and a director of NetDragon Websoft Inc., a company providing technology for online gaming. Mr. Chao received his Master of Professional Accounting from University of Texas at Austin. He also holds an MA degree in Journalism from University of Oklahoma and a BA degree in Journalism from Fudan University in Shanghai, China.

- Yifei Li is the newest addition to the leadership team at VivaKi, the strategic entity established by Publicis Groupe. VivaKi will combine its media and digital operations of ZenithOptimedia, Starcom MediaVest Group, China Media Exchange, Digitas and Razorfish in China and Yifei Li will lead those agency leaders to strengthen the agencies’ ability and businesses in Greater China.
- As VivaKi Country Chair in Greater China, Li will work with brand leaders to drive cross-brand initiatives and build a stronger platform and businesses for VivaKi, especially in the digital space. She will be responsible for growing VivaKi’s presence in China, one of world’s fastest growing advertising markets.
- Li brings to bear a powerful combination of business acumen and marketplace knowledge and influence. She was most recently Managing Director of GLG China and Chief Representative of Beijing Office of GLG Partners, a leading alternative asset management company in the world.
- Before joining GLG, Li was Managing Director of MTV Networks Greater China, Executive Vice President of MTV Networks Asia and Chief Representative of Viacom China from 1999 to June 2008. During her tenure at Viacom, Li was responsible for both MTV and Nickelodeon’s businesses in Greater China.
- Prior to joining MTV, Li was Managing Director at Burson-Marsteller China, where she provided strategic counseling to the company’s multinational clients such as British Petroleum, Intel, Motorola and News Corporation.
- A Chinese national, Li has spent nearly 10 years studying and working in the United States. A native of Beijing, Li has a Bachelor of Law degree from Foreign Affairs College in Beijing and an MA degree in International Relations from Baylor University in the U.S. Additionally, Li has been recognized as a national champion in Chinese Martial Arts. Yifei Li was also co-founder of China Team for America’s Cup sailing race.
- In May of 2001, she was selected as 25 Rising Stars-Global Leaders For The Next Generation by Fortune Magazine and was on the cover of Fortune Magazine. She was subsequently selected as 50 Most Powerful Women by Fortune in October of 2001. Li was selected two years consecutively as Ten Women to Watch in Asia by Asian Wall Street Journal in 2005 and 2006.

- Mr. Ding established NetEase in June 1997 and has been a major force in the development of the Internet in China. His powerful observation abilities combined with his dead-on decision-making skills have led NetEase from its origins as a private firm with less than 10 employees to become one of China’s leading Internet and online game services providers listed on the NASDAQ with over 4500 staff.
- During NetEase's initial two years of operation, Mr. Ding focused on Internet application systems. In November 1997, he introduced China's first dual language free email service to users, which was a decisive factor in the prevalence and growth of China's Internet industry. This email system was later licensed to a number of Internet companies in China. In March 2000, Mr. Ding exchanged his post as NetEase CEO to become Co-Chief Technical Officer. In March 2001, Mr. Ding devoted his energy on building NetEase future as the Chief Architect. From June 2001 to September 2001, he served as Acting Chief Executive Officer and Acting Chief Operating Officer. In November 2005, the board of directors has appointed him as the Company's Chief Executive Officer.
- Before starting up NetEase in 1997, Mr. Ding worked as a technical engineer for China Telecom and a technical support engineer for the US-based database software company Sybase in mainland China. He has accumulated rich and varied experience in his professional life in the Internet world. Mr. Ding is considered to be an extremely talented professional with a commanding knowledge of the IT industry and Internet system integration technology, and a positive force in the growth of China's digital life and business.
- Mr. Ding holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering from the University of Electronic Science and Technology in China.

- Mr. Pang Shengdong graduated from Ningbo University in 1998 and is now studying the EMBA program in Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business. Mr. Pang started business in IT industry in 2000 and successfully operated several business websites.
- In 2005, Mr. Pang Shengdong started the social network service (SNS) website 51.com, which is currently one of the largest SNS websites in China, and has attracted $76,000,000 of invest capitals from famous Venture Capitals and cooperates including Sequoia Capital U.S., Heiner Asia Venture, Intel Capital and Giant Interactive Group, etc.
- As the president and CEO of 51.com, Mr. Pang Shengdong takes an active role in corporate strategic and operational management. Mr. Pang received numeruous awards for his leadership, including Best Person of the Year from iResearch new economy annual meeting 2007, Chinese Internet innovation People, and Ten Outstanding young Shanghai IT people.

- As a pioneering Internet entrepreneur, Mr. Li founded Global Villager Inc. in New York in 1995, which was acquired by Startec Global Communications Inc. in 2000. Mr. Li served as COO of a U.S.-China multinational hi-tech startup China Quantum Communications Ltd. and CFO/COO of publicly traded Techedge from 2002 to 2006. Mr. Li’s non-entrepreneurial working experiences included Verizon, DLJ, Lehman Brother, and Morgan Stanley, from 1993 to 1999. He served on the Board of Directors for U.S. China Chamber of Commerce, Chinese Finance Society, National Council of Chinese Americans, and Council on U.S.-China Affairs. Mr. Li received undergraduate education in Control Systems Engineering from University of Science & Technology of China (1987-1991), a M.S. in Computer Science from Temple University (1991-1992), and Executive Management education from Wharton School of Business (1993-1995). He returned to Beijing and joined Phoenix as COO/CFO in June 2006.

- The founder/CEO of Tudou.com

- Vincent is currently CEO of PPLive.com, the largest online TV provider in China, with 130 million user installation base and 45 million active users per month. PPLive is known as a world leader in offering a scalable distributed peer based video streaming platform. Prior to PPLive, Tao is Director with Microsoft Online Services Division, responsible for the global business strategy and product development for MSN online services. He has led a number of initiatives in product development, market strategy, business partnerships and M&A deals for the Greater China Region.
- Vincent was Founder/CEO of GeoTango, acquired by Microsoft in 2005. GeoTango is a developer of GlobeView, a 3D earth mapping system (two years ahead of Google Earth). GeoTango's products were widely used by U.N. organizations, and large enterprises in 12 countries or regions. Its technology was quoted as 'the most innovative geospatial technology' by the leading industry magazine, GeoInformatica in 2005.
- Prior to his entrepreneur venture, Vincent held eminent Canada Research Chair Professor position at York University, Toronto. Vincent was recognized by his peers as a world-class expert in location based services, sensor networks and image intelligence. Vincent has authored and co-authored over 200 technical papers, and holds a number of technical patents. Before his academic career, Vincent was a Venture Office responsible for the investment in high-tech industry and Chief Technologist of a start-up company.
- Vincent has received over a dozen of awards and distinctions for his achievements. Vincent is the Executive Board Member of many organizations. He is frequent speakers in international conferences and events, and he is widely quoted in media, TV, newspaper and on-line news.

- Standing Vice Chairman at Internet Society of China

- Secretary General at InteractiveInternet Advertising Committee of China

- Mr. Yu Hong now serves as the Digital Marketing Director at Marketing and Channel Group of Intel China Ltd. Digital marketing became a key department at Intel China since 2007 when the company started to grow its digital marketing team.
- Mr. Yu took the current position in 2007, managing digital marketing efforts of the company, while focusing on further promoting the innovation and development of digital marketing for Intel in China.
- Joining Intel in 2004, Mr. Yu held several positions in marketing, sales and management, which include: Strategic Relationship Manager, responsible for developing local Intel solutions in China; Business Development Manager, Telecom and Media Industry, responsible for expanding Intel business in telecom and new media industry; Solution Marketing Manager, responsible for promoting Intel’s Digital Home and consumer solutions.
- Mr. Yu received his Bachelor degree of Economics from Beijing University of Technology.

- Steven Chang, CEO of ZenithOptimedia Greater China, oversees the business of ZenithOptimedia in Greater China. As a prestigious senior expert in the Asia-Pacific advertising media industry, Chang is a very popular person in the industry with his great passion, humor, creativity and his willningness to share. In the field of integrated media planning, Chang has won numerous top-class advertising awards in his 20-year career.He has been honored "Top 100 Marketing Elite"of V-Markeing and "Golden Mouse – Top 10 Internet Marketing Leaders"of 2010 as the company starts transforming to digital. Chang was the strategic advisor of CCTV Advertising Department in 2009; he was on the shortlist of AD100 of Online Advertising in 2008; he was one of the Top 10 Ad Men in 2005 and the only guest giving a speech on behalf of the media at the One Show China in 2004; and he was selected as the best media director in Asia by British Airlines as early as in 1995. In the meantime, Chang has also been on the judge panel of many advertising competitions. Chang chaired the final judge panel of ROI Festival Digital since 2009; he was the judge of Effie Awards and China Online Advertising Contest in 2008 and he has been on the judge panel of China Outstanding Marketing award sponsored by the Economic Observer for four consecutive years since 2006.
- Chang holds an EMBA from Kellogg-HKUST and is a guest professor at Beijing Normal University and the Communication Department of Hunan Institute of Science and Technology. Chang has a column on China Business.

- Mr. Chang has played a key role in raising the profile of the Internet advertising and media industry in Taiwan. He joined Aegis Media Group as the Chief Digital Officer of China & Taiwan to helping the Group to expanding the Digital marketing business both China & Taiwan. Aegis Media Group is a global professional media service group which is including Carat Media, Vizeum Media, Posterscope worldwide and isobar network in the world.
- He is also the co-founder and the chairman of the Taipei Internet Advertising and Media Association (IAMA), which is the major Internet association in Taiwan, currently includes 57 well-know corporate members from leading Internet media company and advertising agencies across Taiwan.
- Mr. Chang is the pioneer of Internet industry in Taiwan from 1996. He has over 17 years experience in Taiwan’s multimedia, advertising and Internet industries, and has held senior positions at H&Y Communications(Hakuhodo Taiwan), Bozell Taiwan, Chinese Internet Advertising Company, Uni-Net International, He also has served as the general mamager at 24/7 Media Taiwan, the chief operation officer at Chinatimes.com and Ctjob.com.tw, before he joined the Aegis Group he was the chief operation officer of Yam.com.
- In recent years he has acted as co-chief executive officer from 4th to 8th and the chief Juror of 9th of the Click!Awards and he also had be invited to join the Juror in many advertising awards.

- Shan Phillips is the regional leader in understanding what consumers watch across internet and mobile screens in Nielsen.
- Shan previously has been providing research and consultant service to the largest operator client of Nielsen, and also managed the Consumer Experience mobile network and quality test business for Nielsen in North America.
- Prior Shan hones his business development skills through advising on Asian wireless ventures with Coopers & Lybrand. He also spent a period of time in Asian technology focused businesses while at Kaypro, Iridium and BTC. Shan also possesses start-up experience with Go2Call and APAC ventures.
- With years of experience in online and related industry, Shan possesses a wealth of knowledge of China digital market and is a prominent commentator on the industry.
- Shan speaks fluent Mandarin, and achieved an undergraduate degree in math/computer science as well as MBA.

- Sam Flemming is chairman of CIC, a company he founded in 2004 as the first and leading social media research and analytics firm in China. Sam has been a participant of China's digital evolution for over 14 years starting with Chinapay.com, the first online payment platform in China. CIC is at the forefront of exploring Chinese digital culture, helping leading brands in China such as L’Oreal, Pepsi and Nike understand how social media can be leveraged across the entire organization.
- Sam has been interviewed and quoted extensively on topics related to Chinese digital culture, social media and the Internet by media sources worldwide. Sam is highly respected by China's Internet industry experts and is considered the pioneer of social media in China with his blog being seen a "must read" source for timely information on social media, PR and Internet marketing in China.

- Tong Chen has served as the Company’s Executive Vice President and Chief Editor since February 2007. In 1997, Mr. Chen took part in the founding of SRSnet.com, a division of Beijing Stone Rich Sight Information Technology Co., Ltd. (currently known as Beijing SINA Information Technology Co. Ltd.), one of our subsidiaries, and he formally joined the Company in March 1998. Mr. Chen served as host of our SRSnet.com Sports Salon from April 1997 to August 1998, Chief Editor of our News Center from September 1998 to June 1999, our Content Director from June 1999 to June 2000, Executive Deputy General Manager of our China Operation from June 2000 to May 2002, our Vice President and Chief Editor from May 2002 to November 2003 and our Senior Vice President and Chief Editor from November 2003 to February 2007. Mr. Chen holds an M.B.A. from China-Europe International Business School, an M.A. in Journalism from Renmin University of China, an M.A. in Communications from Beijing Institute of Technology and a B.S. in electronic engineering from Beijing University of Technology.

- Alan is the CEO of AdChina, which he founded in 2007 in Silicon Valley. An Integrated Digital Platform, AdChina is leading China's digital advertising technology evolution with its breakthrough largest online ad network, its cutting-edge online advertising operating systems AdManager and Dynamic Audience Segments platform, its innovative social media network, and its new-generation eCommerce network.
- Prior to AdChina, Alan worked with eBay, Philips, and Lucent in various managerial positions in China, Singapore, and US. The most interesting memory with these giants are the new businesses and new products that Alan founded in such very different big corporation environment, which eventually contributes to the birth and growth of AdChina.

- Mr.Qin Shuo,General manager of China Business Network, Chief Editor of China Business News.
- B.A. in Fudan University, MPA in California State University(Northridge), Ph.D in Sun Yat-Sen University.
- He began his journalism career with Nanfengchuang based in Guangzhou in 1990. He was named Chief Editor in 1997 and then led the magazine to become a leading provider of political and economic news. In 2004, he helped to start China Business News, where he has served as Chief Editor since then. He was named General manager of China Business Network in 2009. China Business Network(CBN), is China's most influential and comprehensive finance-focused media group, whose current scope of business includes: television, daily newspaper, radio, weekly magazine, research institute, forum, and website, etc.
- His most influential works include Brainstorm, How to Succeed in Communications, Touch China, American Show, Great Changes, Say No to GDP Worship, etc. His "the Comparative Study of Chinese and American Magazines" is one of the most quoted essays in the industry. He is one of the first in China to raise the issue of stopping GDP worship and seeking for total value of national welfare. His article "Narration of Mr. GDP" has attracted great attention and has been selected into Macroeconomics (Renmin University of China), a textbook for graduate students.