Milo Chao is a 20-year veteran of the advertising industry, heading the strategy department of some of the most creative agencies in Asia. He is not only behind some of the most iconic work in the region but also has sat on the panel of some of the most prestigious creative award shows.

In 2017, Milo asked himself a question most would have thought oxymoronic: what can China teach the world about creativity? He decided to answer the question by interviewing creators in China who have been recognized on the global stage. In 2018, he started a podcast asking the question, what can Chinese creators teach the Chinese about creativity, and has been immersed in this field ever since.

Milo started coming to China in 1994 and has spent, collectively, 10 years on the Mainland. He’s also lived in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Flushing, Queens.

Milo holds an executive MBA from Kellogg-HKUST, an M.S. from Northwestern University, a master’s certificate from the Hopkins-Nanjing Center, and a B.A. from SUNY Binghamton. He currently works at a WPP agency serving as the Chief Strategy Officer for Asia Pacific. He is also an Expert-in-Residence at China Accelerator where he helps start-ups hack their brands.

Bryce is a 20 year veteran of the advertising business, driving the creative and data vision in China over Wunderman's 3 offices ensuring consistent delivery of the best in class communications programs for both global and local brands, including Ford, Huawei, Microsoft, Bentley, Shell and others. Fluent in Mandarin, Bryce first came to China in 1987 and has never left the region. A former professional musician, Bryce recorded 2 albums in China and Taiwan and has toured extensively. Bryce has a Master in International Management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management.