Michael Dunne is CEO of ZoZo Go, an advisory firm with deep expertise in Asian car markets. ZoZo Go advises automakers, suppliers and tech companies on opportunities in electric, autonomous and connected car technologies. A Detroit native, Dunne lived in China, Thailand and Indonesia from 1990-2016 where he founded two startups. During his time in Asia, Dunne also led JD Power China and was later appointed president of GM Indonesia. Dunne speaks Chinese and Thai. He is the author of American Wheels, Chinese Roads. And he is the creator of a new podcast called Winning in Asia. Dunne earned an MA in Chinese history and an MBA from the University of Michigan.

Yu Zhang is the founder of AutoForesight. He has 20 years China automotive industry and market research experience.
Prior to AutoForesight, Mr. Zhang was the Managing Director of a Detroit based global auto industry forecasting firm (CSM Worldwide) for 7 years, in charge of company operation, Greater China light vehicle forecasting, OEM strategy research & consulting. He was also the Director of Automotive Consulting business in Asia Pacific area for the combined operations of IHS/CSM in 2010.

Prior to joining the Detroit forecasting firm, he has worked as research chief for Automotive Resources Asia, Ltd. in Beijing for 5 years, where he led in-depth market studies for major OEMs, and personally interviewed more than 500 dealer sales managers/general managers, local auto experts across over 20 provinces.

He is a well-known, recognized expert in the Asian automotive industry. He is widely quoted in national and international publications. He is a long-term columnist of industry magazine –China Automotive Review and often presents at key forums.

He holds a B.A. in economics. Before entering the automotive research field, he has five years′ market research experiences in other industries.

Bill Russo is the Shanghai-based founder and CEO of Automobility Limited, a strategy and investment advisory firm helping its clients to create the future of mobility. His over 35 years of experience include 15 years as an automotive executive in China and Asia and nearly 12 years in the electronics and information technology industries. He has worked as an advisor and consultant for numerous multinational and local Chinese firms in the formulation and implementation of their global market and product strategies. Bill is also currently serving as the chair of the Automotive Committee at the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai. In his current role, Bill advises startups, corporations and investors on how to maximize their participation in China’s Automobility Revolution. Bill was previously the regional head of Chrysler in North East Asia.