Carrie Law is CEO of Juwai.com. She has over 20 years of experience and strong business acumen providing effective total solutions for customers in real estate and media, including digital, social media, outdoor, print, and TV. Prior to Juwai.com, she was a senior Greater China executive with the REA Group (ASX:REA), and General Manager of iProperty Group, Asia’s No. 1 online property group. Law is a Hong Kong native who is fluent in Mandarin, Cantonese and English. She was awarded the "Digital Marketer 2016" award by the Hong Kong Association of Integrated Marketing. She has significant experience creating value through strategic initiatives and was a core member for the launch of i-Cable (SEHK: 004), Sina HK (NASDAQ: SINA), TOM.com (SEHK: 2383), and NBA.com Greater China.

Kenny Lam is currently Group President of Noah Holdings Limited (NYSE: Noah). He oversees all of Noah's management and operations and is responsible for driving all key strategic initiatives in both China and overseas.

Prior to Noah, Kenny was a Global Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company based in Hong Kong, a co‐Leader of its Asia Financial Institution Practice, and Head of Asia Private Banking and Asset Management Practice. For 15 years, he has led transformational programs for leading financial institutions across China, India, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea and Japan on a wide range of strategic, financial and operational topics and was McKinsey's expert on private banking and wealth management.

Kenny graduated with a MA (Honors) in Law from Oxford University and magna cum laude with a BS in Finance from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Dominique Fong is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, based in Beijing. She writes about one of Chinese people's favorite topics: the property market. Her stories over the last year and a half have chronicled China's gravity-defying housing boom, worries over debt in a cooling market, the relentless flow of Chinese money into overseas property and the security troubles of Beijing's tallest tower. She's also interested in how China's urban areas develop into sprawling megacities and contribute to economic growth. A California native, she graduated from the University of Southern California.