Raymond Tsang is a senior partner in Bain & Company’s Shanghai office. He is head of the firm’s Performance Improvement practice in Asia Pacific.

With more than 20 years’ of consulting experience, Mr. Tsang has worked almost exclusively in Greater China for more than 10 years, with deep knowledge and insights of the local market. He has served clients in a wide range of industries with a focus on industrial products, automotive, technology and logistics industries. His work includes growth strategy development, M&A and performance improvement work such as supply chain management and cost reduction.

Mr. Tsang is also a frequent speaker at high profile forum, such as the China CEO Forum and the CEIBS Auto Forum. His perspectives on China’s automotive sector have appeared in a variety of top news outlets.

Mr. Tsang graduated from Stanford University with a Master degree in Technology Management. He also has a Master degree in Robotics and Automated Manufacturing from the University of Toronto.

Dr. Aiying Wang is Regional President & CEO of Envac, where she leads the company’s strategic initiatives. Envac specializes in environmental technology and provides advanced waste management solutions that support sustainable urban development.

Aiying returned from the U.S. to China 15 years ago and has since held several executive positions in multinational corporations. As APAC Regional VP/GM at EATON Electrical, she oversaw full P&L responsibilities across Southeast Asia, Australia and India, as well as local China JV acquisitions. She is especially proud of having been nominated Executive Chair to lead Diversity & Inclusion initiatives at Eaton APAC.

In her first assignment back in China, in Suzhou, Aiying considered this journey a key career milestone. Together with the local team, she transformed KEMET Electronics in Suzhou into a world-class manufacturing benchmark, and that legacy continues under an outstanding local leadership team. Before returning to China, she played a pivotal role in a North America regional technical position at Michelin in the U.S., focusing on tire material selection and supply continuity. Aiying began her career as a materials scientist at BIC, where she was inventor of a dozen patents.

In 2021, Aiying was honored with the Forbes China Women in Tech Award and was named to the Fortune China Most Powerful Women in Business Top 50 list.

One of Aiying’s passions is community service. She served as Chair and Vice Chair of the AmCham Suzhou committee for seven years, and she has mentored many young leaders in the community.