Eric Wu as Senior Special Assistant of Chairman in Wistron Corporation is mainly responsible for co-operating venture related initiative.  One of his job roles is to co-work with start-ups to inline cooperate business development. Wistron Corporation is the leading Electronics devices OEM/ODM company in Taiwan.

Felix Hong has worked in the consumer electronics industry from both ends: manufacturing process development at Foxconn for Apple iPods, IoT startup experience as an early member of Nest, and management experience as part of Google Taiwan. He is experienced in consumer product development, team building, manufacturing operations, startup and resource strategies, and people management.

An entrepreneur, angel investor and business advisor for early-stage technology companies in Hong Kong, US, China, Australia, and Taiwan. Felix is also the founding partner for #43 Ventures and director for WYNG 43 Social Investment, with a focus on the convergence of social innovation and technological impact.

With more than two decades of providing businesses (from three guys with an idea in a coffee shop to Fortune 50 companies) with services ranging from business strategy, product development, and project management Greg has a proven track record of bringing projects in on time and under budget.Having experienced both as an entrepreneur and consultants to startups, Greg knows first hand what it takes to deliver software and hardware products to market. Having made his first investment nearly ten years ago, Greg is an active member in organizations such as Tech Coast Angels and Monday Club mentoring and investing in entrepreneurs focusing primarily on enterprise software, SaaS, Fintech, and marketplaces.In addition to his activities as an angel investor, Greg also holds a position as Managing Partner of MXI, a global solutions provider specializing in improving the operational and technical infrastructure for companies of all sizes.

Mr. Ian Chu currently works for Shopify as APAC Commercial Lead, focusing on market expansion and partnerships in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Shopify is a world leading eCommerce SaaS platform, with its mission of making commerce better for everyone. Throughout Ian's career, he has been focusing on growth strategy, Go-to-Market strategy, digital transformation, and M&A projects. Before Shopify, Ian was working on Go-to-Market initiatives in a Peter Thiel backed startup in Europe, a management consultant in Accenture Strategy, and a product owner of different tech companies.
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In his personal capacity, he is a mentor in the Global Mentorship Initiative. Ian holds an MBA degree from INSEAD and a computer science Master degree with a visiting student scholarship from UCLA. With his experiences in Tech and consulting firms, Ian is looking forward to contributing to Taiwan's entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Jacob Hsu is a Silicon Valley-based executive, advisor, and entrepreneur. Mr. Hsu is the CEO of Catalyte (www.catalyte.io), one of the largest software engineering services companies in the United States. Catalyte advances human potential for the digital revolution by using artificial intelligence to identify individuals, regardless of background, who have the innate potential and cognitive ability to be great software developers. With development centers in Baltimore and Portland, Ore., Catalyte has created a diverse and US-based technology workforce to help companies scale software innovation. Prior to Catalyte, Mr. Hsu was CEO of Symbio, a global software engineering, and R&D services company. He transformed Symbio from an early stage startup to a global diversified IT services company. Together with its parent company VXI, Symbio had over 23,000 employees around the world. Before joining Symbio, he was the founding CEO of Trilogica, a data aggregation software company, and the founding CEO of Epitome, a banking applications company. Mr. Hsu began his career in investment banking focused on mergers and acquisitions.

楊佳燊 Jason 傑思‧愛德威公司執行長 2005年於網路廣告行銷產業發跡，具備25年以上廣告銷售和商務經營管理經驗，過去於TVBS與年代電視台廣告業務部近10年時間，負責唱片專戶。2012年5月傑思媒體引進日本上市公司 ADWAYS 投資，成為 ADWAYS 開拓亞洲服務重要據點之一。

Mr. Jeff Chang is the Chief Digital Officer at Condé Nast Taiwan. He is also the Founder and CEO at Yeeda, a fashion O2O startup. He is also the founder of F Camp, an incubator that aims to spur innovation within the fashion/lifestyle industry ecosystem by incubating promising startups. He currently sits in the Board of Directors of P1, China's top fashion web, and being an advisor to various startups in the fashion & lifestyle area.

Jeff was VP of Strategy and Business Development at Trends Media Group, China's largest fashion media group, in charge of venture investment. He had invested 10+ startups globally, including New York-based Shoptiques (a YC company), and London based ASAP54..etc.

Before immersing himself in the venture investment world, he worked at various leading strategy consultancies (Oliver Wyman and Arthur D. Little), to help global TMT clients to design the China strategy.

Jeff graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for his MBA.

Dr. Chien-Fu KUO (Jeff) is the Co-founder and CEO at Gogolook, The product of Gogolook, whoscall, once received the executive chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt's public praise. Gogolook has turned into a subsidiary company of Naver Corp., the biggest internet company in South Korea, and a sister company to LINE Corp. Jeff earned his bachelor's degree in Industry Design from National Cheng Kung University and holds a Ph.D. degree in Industrial Engineering from National Tsing Hua University. Enthusiastic about product design, human-computer interaction, and user experience research.

Mr. Wu has been playing active roles for the last 25 years as an entrepreneur, an investor, an advisor and a strategic visionary in the Pacific Rim, particularly the Greater China region.

He started his career in the Silicon Valley as a corporate securities attorney, specializing in mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture investments, global strategic alliance transactions and representation of both private and public companies. Thereafter, Mr. Wu parlayed his deal expertise directly into the industry side as head of corporate development (M&A and investments) for Yahoo! Inc. in the Asia Pacific region. Mr. Wu’s long career at Yahoo! Inc. culminated in his role as Global Vice President, International Mergers & Acquisitions. After the transaction between Yahoo! Inc. and Alibaba, Mr. Wu left Yahoo! Inc. and served as both global Vice President of corporate development as well as Chief Legal Officer and corporate secretary for another Nasdaq listed company, Openwave Systems, Inc.
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Mr. Wu’s years of experience as a senior executive for public companies, coupled with his vast deal experience, transitioned him into his role as a private equity and venture investor, active in both the Silicon Valley and Asia, particularly focusing on the retail and retail services sectors in the Greater China region (including both e-commerce and traditional retail). In addition to his role as an investor and professional, Mr. Wu also founded both investment firms and retail businesses as an entrepreneur and CEO of both online and offline retail businesses in the Greater China region.

Jimmy Kim is Co-founder & Partner at SparkLabs Global Ventures. He is also a Co-founder & Partner at SparkLabs, a startup accelerator in Korea. Jimmy is Co-founder and President of N3N, an IoT platform company and Cisco’s first global IoT investment. They service numerous Fortune 500 companies and governments, such as Samsung Electronics, POSCO, Port of Singapore, The North Face, and Hyundai Motors. He previously served as N3N’s CEO. Previously, Jimmy was CEO of Nexonova, a game development studio of Nexon Corp that specializes in Social Network Games. Prior to Nexonova, Jimmy served as Executive Vice President of Nexon Corp, and Head of Nexon’s Portal (www.nexon.com, market cap: $5 billion) and Web Services. Nexon is one of the most successful online gaming providers, with games such as Maple Story, Dungeon and Fighter, Combat Arms, and Kart Rider. Nexon services over 20 games across 60 countries to an audience of 300 million.

Jimmy was the founding investor and active deal adviser of Studio Ex, an online gaming studio that was acquired by Disney in 2012. Jimmy is sought-after speaker on online gaming and technology and has spoken at various conference such as LeWeb, Ad:Tech, and Web 2.0 Expo. Jimmy received his B.S. in Bio-medical Engineering from Northwestern University, and also a M.S. in Bio-medical Engineering from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). Jimmy also completed the Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business’s Executive Management Program.

Joey Chung earned a Master's Degree in business administration from Harvard University in 2009, the youngest Taiwanese to be accepted into Harvard's MBA program. In 2011, he became General Manager of Sanrio China. He then returned to Taiwan and co-founded The News Lens in 2013, one of the fastest growing new digital news sites in Asia that focuses on facts and also offers diverse perspectives of news and voices. Joey has written several books and is also a columnist of Business Weekly. The News Lens is an Independent Digital Media Startup, now one of the largest independent media platform in Taiwan and Greater China with offices in Taipei, HK and soon, other parts of Asia Pacific. With 6 million unique readers monthly and investors from the Washington Post, 500 startups, we aim to be the go-to platform for the global Chinese millennial crowd regarding news, opinions, video and mobile content.

John Fan is Co-Founder and CEO of PicCollage, making photos more fun and creative for millions of users around the world. John previously studied at Stanford University (Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering) and worked at a startup that was acquired by Qualcomm.

John Ihm is a co-founder and director of Addventures, an accelerator firm in Seoul, Korea. He co-founded the firm in 2021, which accelerates and invests in early-stage startups ranging from AI to bio-tech. He also co-founded Innonep, a Korean startup that researches and develops carbon capture technology. Previously, he worked at Coupang, the number one e-commerce company in Korea. As a member in the Policy & Strategy Department, he performed research in connection with the reformation of laws and regulations of Korea that hinder growth of new innovative business sectors, establishing business strategies to minimize the regulatory risks for the company. His team worked and communicated closely with the regulatory authorities of the Korean Government and played an important role in Coupang’s successful IPO at NYSE. John received his Bachelor of Law degree from Seoul National University and later received a SJD degree from Northwestern University School of Law. He is currently pursuing a Global MBA at National Taiwan University.

Kai Huang was co-founder and CEO of Blue Goji, an interactive fitness company that brings motivation and fun to health and fitness. Prior to Blue Goji, he co-founded video game publisher RedOctane and was President and CEO from 1999 to 2009. RedOctane was the publisher of Guitar Hero, which went on to become a multi-billion dollar global video game franchise and was acquired by Activision in 2006. Prior to RedOctane, Mr. Huang was co-founder and CEO of Adux Software, which was sold in 1999. Mr. Huang started his career as a consultant with Accenture in the San Francisco office.

Kang-Ning is a serial entrepreneur, he co-founded Cubo Ai in 2017 in Taiwan. Cubo Ai is now a world famous AI-powered smart baby monitor that guards babies’ sleep safety and brings parents peace of mind.
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By 2022, Cubo Ai is selling globally, mainly in 8 countries (US, CA, UK, AU, GE, FR, JP, TW), with annual revenue over USD 10 million and 75 employees.  
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Kang-Ning co-founded 3 tech startups within 11 years. He is also the founding executive of Furbo Dog Camera.
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Kang-Ning is an angel investor. His ambition is to help AI, IoT, SaaS and Blockchain startups validate Product Market Fit (from 0 to 1) and expand to global markets (from 1 to 100) by investing his experience and resources.  
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Kang-Ning earned his MBA degree in National Cheng-chi University.

Kevin Lin is a co-founder of Twitch, the world’s largest live social video platform for gamers and creators. As its long-time COO, Kevin brought live social video to hundreds of millions of people around the world, helping thousands of creators make a living building their communities around live, shared experiences. As one of the most respected and adored entrepreneurs and executives in digital media, Kevin and Twitch function as a center of gravity to the multi-billion dollar esports industry that is reimagining gaming, traditional sports, content, and other interactive technologies. Since graduating from Yale in 2004, Kevin has worn many hats in a variety of industries, from working at the Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species to running major events and promotions for the NYC & Company, New York City’s official marketing, tourism and partnership organization—to managing sales and operations at a San Francisco beverage company. Having sold Twitch to Amazon in 2014, Kevin is the co-founder of Gold House, a nonprofit collective of diverse leaders dedicated to forging stronger relationships that empower Asians to have more authentic, more successful, and healthier lives to, in turn, advance all of society. As an avid angel investor and advisor, Kevin is also a consistently deep patron to his hometowns of New Orleans and Taipei, as well as to founders and creatives.

Leland has built several fast-growth businesses in both Asia Pacific and Silicon Valley. phireGEN specializes in C-level strategic consulting and business development execution in the Technology, Media and Telecom (TMT) space including IoT, drones, VR, video streaming, governmental policies, non-profit, among other sectors. Over the years, our boutique firm has delivered engagements spanning Spain, Kazakhstan, Korea, Brazil, Greater China and Hollywood USA. Leland is currently advising SBIE2’s (formerly a SoftBank company) private placement business and guiding a client through the T-Mobile/Sprint merger. Prior to this, he headed Facebook's Telecom infra Project and led GSMA (trade association for 800+ mobile carriers) through a major strategic pivot that grew Mobile World Congress Shanghai by 3658% over 7 years. Leland was part of the 2007 Terayon executive team (Nasdaq: TERN) when Motorola acquired it for USD 140M, and part of the 2001 eOn Communications’ IPO team (Nasdaq: EONC). He began his career in 1990 at Hutchison Telecom (SEHK: 2332 / NYSE ADR: HTX).

Leland was a recipient of Award for Excellence in TMT from WI Harper, and was named an Executive to Watch by Fierce Wireless Magazine and a Conference Ambassador by Shanghai Municipal People's Government. He holds both an MBA and a BS in mechanical engineering from UCLA, and was selected as a Coro Fellow in public policy by The Coro Foundation. He served in the U.S. Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps and is a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) licensed pilot and an American Sailing Association (ASA) certified bareboat captain.