Shutong graduated from VU University Amsterdam, has a master degree of Environment & Energy Management Studies. Before come back to China in 2015, He lived in the Netherlands for 9 years. Shutong has great passion in Environmental and renewable energy. He used to work in the CSR department of the logistics company TNT, responsible for the global Electric Vehicle project, he also worked in solar energy projects.

After his master's study, he joined SkyNRG- the world's first Bio jet fuel provider, supplied KLM with bio-jet fuel made from “used cooking oil”. As the Asian business development manager, he used to ship a large volume of the Used cooking oil from Asia to the EU to produce Biofuel. When he found out about the problem of used cooking oil in China, he decided to move back to China to solve this problem.

In 2015, Shutong founded MotionECO, a company focus on providing sustainable transportation. Working on promoting low carbon fuels in China, including projects that convert the local used cooking oil into biofuel to be used in local buses and logistic fleets, which help to solve the food safety and environmental problems.

- Shutong is a fellow of Harvard SEED for social innovation
- 2019 DBS Foundation social entrepreneur awards
- 2018 UNEP Low-Carbon Lifestyles Challenge
- 2017 Forbes China 30 under 30
- 2017 CSA Climate Strategic Accelerator finalist
- 2016 Winner of The Venture global
social Entrepreneurship competition China area
- 2016 SEE foundation Green Entrepreneur
- 2016 Aiyou foundation social entrepreneur partners

Yan-Ping Wang is the Founder and CEO of iDRC (Intelligence-Driven Controls), providing Teramesh, a wireless building automation system leveraging state-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technology to reduce building HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) energy by up to 50% and increase facility management efficiency by 10x.

Prior to founding iDRC, Yan-Ping worked for 4 years as the Smart Buildings and BIM research lead at Disney Research China, and for 2 years as a strategic BIM consultant. Yan-Ping graduated with a Masters of Architecture from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor’s of Arts in Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley with a focus on building technology. He is also a Ph.D. Candidate at the Civil and Environmental Engineering department at Stanford University with a focus on sustainable design and construction.

Driven by the belief that change begins with a single step, Richard has spent the last 15 years in Asia working to engage, inspire, and equip those around him to understand their power to leverage innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership to solve "the big" challenges cities face.

Currently, as the Managing Director of Collective Responsibility, Executive Director of HandsOn China, and a Visiting Professor of Sustainability at the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), Richard is focused on building platforms that promote long term organizational capacity to address the economic, environmental, and social hurdles that China faces as the country’s economic growth accelerates.