Jennifer is a Principal and Co-Managing Director of Gensler’s Shanghai office. A registered architect with over 20 years of experience, Jennifer is recognized for her leadership on projects across diversified range of scale and complexity, including tall buildings, mixed use developments, critical facilities, educational campuses and commercial offices towers. Her dynamic personality and expertise allow her to build long-term relationships while guiding her clients through large, complex projects. In the past decade Jennifer was particularly focused on growing the Tall Building practice in Greater China and her extensive portfolio of tall buildings includes award-winning projects like Xiamen Shimao Strait Towers, Qianhai Shimao Tower, Fuzhou 518 Mansion among many others. Jennifer is passionate for growing multidisciplinary teams of designers from diverse background and cultures and applying her extensive understanding of local and international design and construction to drive commercial success for her clients. Jennifer received her Master of Architecture from McGill University in Canada and a Master’s degree in Engineering and Architectural Design from Wuhan University of Science and Technology.

刘经彦女士担任Gensler副总裁以及上海办公室执行总监。作为一名拥有20余年建筑设计从业经验的注册建筑师，她曾在各种规模和复杂程度不一的项目中担任核心领导角色，包括高层建筑、综合体、基础设施、教育园区和商业办公楼等类型的项目。在过去十余年里，刘女士专注于在大中华区域发展高层建筑设计领域，她丰富的作品包括屡获殊荣的知名项目：厦门世茂海峡大厦、深圳前海中心、福州518大厦等。她还致力于培养来自不同文化背景的跨专业建筑师，并运用她对项目当地和国际设计及施工的深刻理解助力客户取得商业上的成功。

Shaun Brodie is the Head of Occupier Research, Greater China and the Head of Research, East China.

With 20 years of experience in China, Shaun has a deep understanding of the country and its property market. In his role as Head of Occupier Research for the Greater China region, Shaun works closely with Cushman & Wakefield's Occupier Services Group in China and its Global Occupier Services Group to produce timely whitepaper's for the company's occupier clients. Recent topics covered include, Blockchain and its impact on commercial property, lease accounting changes and urban renewal, looking specifically at how best practice urban renewal in China can help cities in the region in their quest to become ‘excellent global cities’.
In his role as Head of Research, East China, Shaun is in charge of data collection, data analysis and the publication of quarterly reports on the property sector in Shanghai and the major second-tier cities within the Yangtze River Delta region.
As Vice Chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce’s Real Estate and Construction Committee in Shanghai, Shaun is a regular guest speaker at property-related seminars and conferences. He also contributes articles to trade publications, journals and newspapers pertaining to his areas of expertise.

Ying Wang is Managing Director of Corporate Ratings at Fitch Ratings based in Shanghai. She is Head of Asia-Pacific Energy & Utilities Team and Head of China Research Initiative (CRI), supervising a team of analysts based across Asia-Pacific including Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mumbai, and Sydney.

Ying has extensive working experience in Chinese corporate credit research and ratings, especially in the area of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The CRI team under Ying’s leadership is the only one of its kind among the top three international rating agencies dedicated to conducting research on China’s economic development and credit risk and delivering market-leading views on behalf of Fitch Ratings to both onshore and offshore investors since 2014.

Ying joined Fitch’s Shanghai office in July 2013. Prior to that, Ying was Senior Manager of Credit Research at Sino-US United MetLife Insurance Company Ltd. Asset Management Center based in Shanghai, responsible for research and investment analysis of both onshore and offshore Chinese credits across a wide array of sectors.

Ying was a Director in the Asia-Pacific Corporate Ratings Department at Fitch Ratings based in Beijing from early 2009 to mid-2011 with her primary areas of coverage in a wide range of sectors including real estate, industrials, and energy & utilities sectors.

Before joining Fitch’s Beijing office in early 2009, Ying worked as a credit research analyst at JP Morgan based in New York, where she covered the North American cable, satellite, and media sectors. Her team ranked among the top three Institutional Investors All-American cable and satellite high yield fixed income research teams for a number of consecutive years.
Ying earned a BS in business with honors from the Kelley School of Business of Indiana University in Bloomington.

James Macdonald was appointed as Head of Savills Research, China in 2007. He has the overall responsibility to ensure the successful delivery of research across mainland China, advise key clients and stakeholders of the latest market trends and future business opportunities as well as expand the adoption of technology systems and develop thought leadership.

Savills China Research Department is the backbone of Savills’ operations in China. By compiling much needed knowledge and support for our agency departments, Savills Research provides the leading edge needed in China’s increasingly competitive real estate market.

On an ongoing basis, we monitor a multitude of aspects within the various sectors of the property market—office, retail, residential, investment and hospitality. By compiling premium quality data, we enable ourselves and our clients to gain useful insights into China’s market dynamics.