Phoebe Zhan is the Vice President of HPE Financial Services Business Unit. She has been with HPE since 2011 and now is managing the financial services business in Greater China.

Prior to joining HPE, Ms. Zhan worked for China Construction Bank, Oracle, and Reuters with extensive backgrounds and years of hands-on experience in data centers, cloud computing, circular economy, and financial services.

Ms. Zhan has been engaged in financial services and information technology for more than 20 years, with abundant experience in sales management, channel cooperation, enterprise development, and information construction. Ms. Zhan graduated from Central South University with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Technology, She holds an Executive Master of Business Administration degree from Tsinghua University.

Xu Lin is the Senior Director of Community Impact at Nike Greater China. Lin has held various positions with Nike since 2006. Her previous roles include General Manager of the Soccer Category, Business Director of Equipment, and Director of Strategic Planning. Prior to joining Nike, Xu Lin worked for Boston Consulting Group and A.T. Kearney.

Lin obtained an MBA from the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning from Nanjing University.

许琳目前担任耐克大中华区体育公益部的资深总监。自2006年加入耐克以来，许琳女士在担任过不同职务，包括足球事业部总经理，装备业务部总监，以及战略规划部总监。在加入耐克之前，她供职于波士顿咨询公司和科尔尼管理咨询公司，为国内外的领先企业提供战略、管理、运营等方面的咨询服务。

许琳曾就读于南京大学，取得了城市规划专业学士学位；还在麻省理工学院的斯隆管理学院取得了工商管理硕士学位（MBA）。

Ms. Ronna CHAO is CEO of Novel Investment Partners Limited, Chairperson of Novetex Textiles Limited, and a Director of Novelpark Investments Limited. Her responsibilities in these various capacities cover investment and portfolio management, property redevelopment, and textile manufacturing.

Prior to joining the Novel Group, she began her career in New York first as a Mergers & Acquisitions financial analyst at Goldman Sachs, and then as an associate in the Licensing Department of the lifestyle and apparel company Tommy Hilfiger Corporation.

Ms. Chao is also CEO of Bai Xian Asia Institute (BXAI). Initially funded by the Chao family’s Bai Xian Education Foundation (BXEF), and with the support of five founding members, BXAI was established in 2014 to oversee the development and implementation of the Asian Future Leaders Scholarship Program (AFLSP). Today, BXAI supports up to 100 scholars each year to study away from their home country or region at one of its 6 partner universities.

Ms. Chao serves as CEO of Bai Xian Education Foundation (BXEF), Council Member of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, External Advisory Board of the Campus Asia Program at Waseda University, Special Counsellor of Our Hong Kong Foundation, Member of the Board of Directors of Mother’s Choice, Ordinary Member and Director of the Yeh Family Philanthropy Limited, Board Trustee of Asia Society Hong Kong Center, Advisory Board Member of GoImpact, and Advisory Council Member of the Washington Institute for Business, Government and Society. In addition, she was a Court Member of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology from 2010 to 2016. Ms. Chao is a Standing Committee Member of the 12th Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Hong Kong CPPCC.

Ms. Chao has a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations from Brown University and earned her M.B.A. from Stanford University. She also spent a year as an undergraduate at Keio University in Tokyo.

Becky is a strategic thinker, content creator, and storyteller– currently oversees all aspects of communications for VF Corporation in APAC. For the last two decades, Becky’s primary focus has been to establish comprehensive communications programs to support brand building and corporate reputation, while playing an active role in sustainability through partnerships with NGOs and think tanks.

Whether it is on mobility solutions or circular design, her work is often about disrupting the CSR model through rigorous dialogue and creative solutions. Becky believes in environmental stewardship and social responsibility, and their inherent connection to business purpose and value. She is currently partnering with NGOs by leveraging VFC’s scale to lead change through education and dialogue among designers and brands.

Before joining VF, Becky was leading the Corporate Communications function in Shanghai for Adidas, Greater China. Prior to this role, she was the Director of Corporate Communications at Ford Motor Company.