
Bloomberg New Economy Forum
Andrew Browne is the Editorial Director of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum, a global conference and media platform launched by Michael Bloomberg in 2018 that focuses on emerging economies and new technologies. Prior to joining Bloomberg in New York, he worked as a journalist for 35 years in Asia, latterly as China Editor for the Wall Street Journal. He wrote a popular column for the paper called "China's World." Browne won the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting in 2007 as part of a team of Journal reporters in Beijing. He also shared an Overseas Press Club award for business reporting on China in 2011. He started his career in journalism in 1982 at the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong, and then moved to Reuters News Agency where he spent 20 years running news bureaus in Taipei, Shanghai, Beijing and Seoul before becoming Asia Pacific News Editor in Singapore.
- US-China Innovation in the American Heartland

SupChina
Anla Cheng is the Founder and CEO of SupChina, a digital China news company which aims to inform and educate English speaking millennials to boomers, Chinese diaspora, Fortune 500 companies and Chinese in China. She is also a senior partner of Sino-Century, a China Private Equity Fund which pursues an Inbound and Outbound China strategy. Previously to this, she worked at Robert Fleming as SVP and Head of Japan/Taiwan/Korea Institutional Group and Goldman Sachs on the GNMA bond desk and Citigroup as the Asian Portfolio Manager. Cheng has broad expertise in the area of Asian Investing into various alternative instruments throughout Asia.
- Understanding CFIUS, Sinophobia, and American Security Concerns

CKGSB Americas
As Chief Representative of CKGSB Americas, Mary Darby helps identify CKGSB Americas strategic initiatives and build brand awareness of the business school in both North and South America. She works closely with all the CKGSB centers to strengthen cross-marketing and program development. Darby also works with CKGSB partnering schools and collaboration in response to changes in market dynamics and trade and capital flows.
Previously, Darby worked for Morgan Stanley in Firm Management and headed the Asia and China Desks. She moved to HK and headed Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) in Hong Kong and developed the first institutional sales initiative with Chinese Financial entities. At Morgan Stanley, she also created and ran a series of educational programs for the fixed income division and other departments with a focus on China.
Darby has worked extensively in China and Asia for more than 30 years. She founded Peridot Asia Advisors, a strategic transactions advisory firm. She has substantial experience negotiating market entry strategies over a board range of industries, as well as with Chinese Financial institutions, state-owned enterprises, regulatory authorities and other government entities responsible for regulating and supervising the insurance and banking industries.
She also served as the Executive Director of the America-China Society, a non-profit organization devoted to the promotion of US-China relations chaired by former US Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and the late Cyrus Vance and traveled regularly to China with them for meetings with leaders.
Darby graduated with a BA degree from Princeton University. A fluent Mandarin speaker, she also holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and an MIA from the Columbia School of International and Public Affairs. She is the Chair of the Hong Kong Association of New York; serves as a Senior Professional Fellow at the Chazen Institute at Columbia Business School; a Trustee of Concord Academy; and was for many years a Trustee of Princeton-in-Asia. She serves as an Independent Director of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC, USA), whose parent company is the world’s largest bank. She is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
- Investing in the U.S.: How Does a Global Company with Chinese DNA Succeed in the USA?

China Institute
Dorinda (Dinda) Elliott is SVP, Director of Programs, at the China Institute. Before joining China Institute, Elliott worked as editorial and communications director at the Paulson Institute, which promotes U.S.-China relations and sustainable growth in both countries.
Elliott worked as a journalist for some 30 years, with a deep background in China. She covered the beginnings of China’s reforms in 1984 for BusinessWeek magazine, and served as Beijing bureau chief for Newsweek magazine from 1987 to 1990. Elliott later lived in Hong Kong for a decade, traveling and reporting across China.
Elliott was Newsweek Bureau Chief in Beijing, Moscow, and Hong Kong, then Asia Editor. As Editor-in-Chief of Asiaweek from 2000-2001, she relaunched the magazine with a new focus on China and business. Elliott was later an Assistant Managing Editor at Time magazine, then Global Affairs Editor at Condé Nast Traveler, where she wrote about China, global issues, and corporate social responsibility.
Elliott graduated from Harvard University with a B.A. in East Asian Studies. She is fluent in Mandarin Chinese, and speaks rusty Russian and French. She lives in Brooklyn, N.Y., with her husband Adi Ignatius. They have three sons.
- The New Business Landscape

Chairman, Asia Pacific Region, Teneo

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

China Institute

China Institute

Hong Kong Government

Harvard Business Review

Ogilvy & Mather

Gemdale USA

Sinovation Ventures

MIT Technology Review

Global Strategic Associates LLC

Still Waters Green Technology

APCO Worldwide

Wanxiang America Corporation
Chairman, CGCC Chicago

SOSV International

Dorsey & Whitney LLP

Esquel Group

Bank of China U.S.A.

Rhodium Group

Asia Society

PAG

University of California

King & Wood Mallesons

Fuqua School at Duke


Chairman Emeritus, AmCham China
Former Assistant United States Trade Representative

China Institute

Center for China and Globalization

BROAD Group

Institute of World Economics and Politics
Chinese Academy of Social Science

Former Vice Finance Minister, China; Advisor, CCG
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