Dr. Zhou previously served as a Financial Economist in the Federal Reserve Board in Washington D.C. and a Commissioner of Strategy & Development Committee, China Securities Regulatory Commission. He has also taught in the business schools of the University of California at Riverside and the University of Hong Kong. He is now a professor of finance and also serves as Assistant Dean, Director of Executive Development Programs of Peking University's Guanghua School of Management.

Dr. Zhou is known for the breadth of his knowledge in corporate finance, analysis of financial markets, derivatives, and risk management. He published a number of research articles in leading economics and finance journals and made numerous presentations to academic researchers, business managers, and financial practitioners, in US, Europe, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. He is an active consultant and advisor to many companies and government organizations. Dr. Zhou received a MS from Peking university and a Ph.D. in financial economics from Princeton University.

Dr. Haiyang Chen has consulting experience with both U.S. and Chinese companies in the areas of business process reengineering, strategy, and investment & financing. Dr. Chen is the Founding Director of E*TRADE Financial Learning Center at William Paterson University of New Jersey. The Center features a multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art trading floor with advanced instructional technology, cutting-edge software, and industry standard datasets and data feeds. The Center has organized many China related conferences including Private Equity Investment in Hong Kong and China in New York City in May 2004; Dr. Chen's research expertise is in foreign investment in China. He has published numerous articles and presented papers at conferences both in and outside China.

Dr. Chen is a tenured, full professor of finance at William Paterson University of Ner Jersey, an AACSB accredited higher education institution. Dr. Chen received a Ph.D. in finance and an M.A. in Economics from Kent State University. He also received a Master of International Management from Thunderbird, the Garvin School of International Management (formerly American Graduate School of International Management), and a B.S. in Economics from University of International Business and Economics (formerly Beijing Institute of Foreign Trade) in Beijing, China.

Jonathan Mork is a preIPO merchant banker specializing in corporate strategy. His experience includes being the lead Wall Street strategy advisor to China Internet since 1995, culminating with the company's subsidiary spin-off IPO of Chinadotcom in 1999. Jonathan is the president of Millennium Capital Partners, a Beverly Hills-based merchant banking firm which is the managing partner of Millennium Hanson. Jonathan serves on the board of Roth Capital Partners, a leading underwriter for SmallCap companies and a fellow partner in Millennium Hanson.

Jonathan completed his undergraduate degree (1986) and MBA (1987) at Cornell University, receiving distinction, Phi Kappa Phi, and Phi Beta Kappa honors.

Daniel is currently spearheading a financial modeling group at a billion dollar leading technology-based mortgage bank . His main responsibilities are credit spread modeling, mortgage default and prepayment risk valuation, credit portfolio risk measurement, risk based pricing and risk capital calculation. Prior to joining this bank, Daniel was a senior credit analyst at KeyCorp, a $100 billion major US commercial bank, responsible for credit risk administration and risk capital management for consumer loans, credit card and home equity.

With more than six years in banking industry, Daniel has profound knowledge covering mortgage and consumer loans area, from loan origination to securitization process, including loan program design, underwriting procedure, guideline management, risk based pricing, loan servicing, default management, deal structuring and securitization practice. He received his Master in Economics from Cleveland State University, and a BS in Management and Information System from Tsinghua University.

Dr. Malter is actively involved in Greater China law practice. For the last 40 years, Arnold has focused on international business law and investment banking law. His expertise includes Joint Venture Negotiation, Structuring and Documentation, M&A, Establishment of Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises, Franchising, Due Diligence Projects and Internal Corporate Investigations, Investment Restructuring and Review, Commercial Contracting, Representing Investment and Commercial Banks and Corporations in various Financing Transactions, international Litigation, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution.

He has established himself as a prominent advisor in this industry group. In one of China's most important U.S. -- China joint venture power plant projects set up and construction, Dr. Malter was honorably invited to work as the lawyer for the Chinese side. Due to his expertise in international business law and many years of experience working with Chinese clients, he worked out an excellent contract to protect the best interests of his Chinese clients for this power plant project. His efforts in that were greatly appreciated and recognized.

Peter has 17 years of executive experience in business management, M&A and Venture Capital. He is Managing Director of GenNet Technology, a mergers and acquisitions firm. He was Chairman/CFO of MICOR Energy LLC (1995-2000), the largest fuel distributor for truck fleets in southwestern U.S. He was Chairman/CEO, Alton Group, Inc. (1991-1994), a publicly held biomedical instrument company.

Prior to that, he was Vice President, DynaTech/DynaFund (1989-1991), a US$100 million venture capital fund investing in the US and Far East. He was Executive Vice President, Physical Optics Corp. (1985-1989), a fiber optics product manufacturer He received his BS & MS in Electrical Engineering from University of Southern California(1982) and a MBA from Pepperdine University (1985).