Lin has over 20 years’ experience with Fortune 500 companies both in China and the U.S. across the areas of government affairs, IT, supply chain and marketing. Prior to setting us her own consulting, coaching and training business, Lin held the position of senior director of Global Government Affairs at Motorola Solutions China, and was responsible for managing relationship with various government bodies and trade associations for business advocacy. She was also responsible for corporate governance as well as CSR programs in Asia Pacific and Middle East region. Prior to this role, Lin had held multiple senior positions in Motorola including CIO for Asia Pacific.
Lin has served on the board since 2013 and has frequently met with senior officials from both Chinese and U.S. government to advance American businesses’ interests in China.

Cindy is the Founder and Managing Director of BOLDMOVES CHINA, a consulting firm with a focus in Strategy Development, Executive Coaching and Leadership Development. Cindy primarily works with MNC's throughout Asia. She serves both on the Canada Board of EGRC and is Chair of the China Advisory Board of EGRC. She is also Co-president of VIVA a professional women’s networking organization based in Beijing. Cindy was also the former Chair of the Canada China Business Council Beijing Chapter.

Cindy spent her corporate years working with Frito-Lay, a division of PepsiCo in Canada as part of the Senior Leadership Team working over a span of ten years in multiple functions including HR, Sales & Operations and Trade Marketing. She later joined TELUS Mobility as National Account Manager overseeing the company’s two largest retail corporate accounts in Canada. Cindy has always been an advocate of women and education and has been involved in mentoring and coaching women for over 20 years.

Dr. Ruey-Bin Kao was named CEO of Telstra Greater China in January 2014. Based in Beijing, he is responsible for developing Telstra’s integrated service capabilities and identifying strategic areas to grow the business in the rapidly evolving Greater China market. Dr. Kao was also appointed as a director and the Chairman of the Compensation Committee of Autohome, a Telstra invested leading online destination for automobile consumers in China, a NYSE listed company.
Dr. Kao has more than 28 years rich technology and management experience developed in the U.S. and Asia. He joined Telstra from Applied Materials China, where he served as country president, with responsibility for the formulation of sustainable growth strategies, management of Applied Materials’ regional business units and support functions in China. Prior to that, he was the managing director and vice president of Enterprise Business in Hewlett Packard China, the chairman of Motorola (China) Electronics Limited and Motorola Asia Pacific Business Council. He holds directorship in China National Travel Service (HK) Group Corporation, one of
the largest diversified comprehensive travel groups in China, and Want-Want China Holdings Limited, a Hong Kong listed company. He is also a former director at Shenhua Group corporation Limited, a diversified energy enterprise.
Dr. Kao holds a bachelor of science degree in computer science from Tam-Kang University, a master of science degree in computer and information science from the University of Delaware and a doctorate of business administration from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Fiona Lang is the CSR Director of Corporate Affairs, Walmart China, where she is responsible for the CSR strategy development, and oversees the CSR practices, NGO partnership maintenance, CSR KOL resources management, as well as CSR related communication. With all these work implemented, continually strengthen Walmart’s commitment as a good corporate citizen and facilitate business development through CSR endeavors.

Fiona has over 12 years’ working experience in Corporate Communication and CSR, including both in-house and consulting experience. Prior to Walmart China, Fiona has worked for Burson- Marsteller and Ruder Finn consecutively. Fiona had provided the strategic corporate communication and CSR consulting service for many clients, including L’Oreal, Volkswagen China, Kimberly Clark, DHL, Arcelormittal, HP China, etc.

Yang Song has been with IBM for nine years taking the positions as managing consultant, industry marketing manager and senior program manager. Her recent role is the Senior Program Manager of IBM China Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs being responsible for the design and deployment of key citizenship programs in China. Yang Song is the program owner of IBM Impact Grants in China, which is to support the strategic growth and skills development needs of NGOs and education organizations with IBM leading technology, expertise and experience in collaborative innovation ways. Yang Song is also responsible for local deployment of IBM global citizenship initiatives such as Smarter Cities Challanges, Corporate Service Corps. Yang Song was graduated from Cranfield University (UK) with MSc. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

Tien Ching is the Founder and President of Educating Girls in Rural China (EGRC) a charity dedicated to helping young women from rural areas of Western China to obtain an education. Since 2005 EGRC has awarded a total of 512 university and high school sponsorships and the students have achieved 100% graduation rate.

Tien Ching grew up in Beijing and attended a privileged girls-only school where the daughters of Mao, Deng and other high ranking communists’ officials also attended. Because of the Cultural Revolution, along with millions of other young people, her dreams and opportunities were shattered. Instead of going to university she was sent to Gansu province and worked in a factory for eight years. In 1983 she moved to Canada and has made Vancouver her home ever since. She owned and managed an art gallery for over 20 years. Her two children were born in Canada and graduated from Canadian universities. Her dream now is to give these girls in rural China the gift of education which she did not receive. She strongly believes that educated women will have educated children and this is key to making our world a better place.