Erik Solheim is a well-known global leader on environment and development. He will share his views on the outlook of green development with the collaborative endeavour that involves political leadership, business and citizens.Currently he is senior adviser at World Resources Institute and president of the Belt and Road Green Development Institute in Beijing. He is the Sixth UN Environment Executive Director and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations. Prior to this position, Erik has been chair of the OECD Development Assistance Committee which is the main body of world donors. He served as Norwegian minister of Environment and International Development from 2005 until 2012. During that period, he initiated the global programme for conservation of rainforests and brought through game-changing national legislation - among them the Biodiversity Act and legislation to protect Oslo city forests. He brought Norwegian development assistance to 1%, the highest in the world.

Peggy Dulany has been invited to share her views on what kind of leadership is needed to help the world become more peaceful, equitable, and sustainable. She is chair of Synergos, a global organisationthat helps solve complex issues around the world by advancing bridging leadership, which builds trust and collective action. She co-founded Synergos’ Global Philanthropists Circle with her father, David Rockefeller, to support philanthropic families in using this approach. Dulany’s career has included heading a public high school programme for drop-outs and consulting with the United Nations and the Ford Foundation on health care and family planning, and with the National Endowment for the Arts on non-profit management and planning. She has sat on over thirty non-profit and corporate boards including Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and the Africa-America Institute, among others. She also runs two socially responsible businesses.

Tsao is the fourth-generation leader of IMC Pan Asia Alliance Group. He became chairman in 1995 and transformed the family business from a traditional shipping company to a diverse, multinational conglomerate.He founded Family Business Network Asia and served on the board of Family Business Network International, where he inspired the exploration of family businesses’ role within the global system. Tsao founded East West Cultural Development Centre to research on modernity and sustainability and realised that the world’s challenge is one of consciousness and evolution of humanity. He created AITIA Quantum Leadership Center and OCTAVE Institute as platforms, offering a new way for 21st century well-being by bringing together ancient wisdom and quantum science to create a harmonious society.

Jia Kang has been invited to share his views on common prosperity and third distribution from fiscal and taxation perspectives. He is president of China Academy of New Supply-Side Economics, member of Committee ofEconomic Affairs of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and former president of the Chinese Academy of Fiscal Sciences. Jia is a consulting advisor of the People’s Governmentof several municipalities including Beijing and Shanghai. He is also a distinguished professor at Peking University and Renmin University of China. He was a member of the expert committee of the Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth Five-Year Plan. Jia has attended several economic symposiums at the invitations of central government leaders such as Zhu Rongji, Wen Jiabao, Hu Jintao, and Li Keqiang. He was the winner of the SunYefang Prize.

Yao Jiangtao will share his views on the outlook of the wealth industry and “common prosperity”. Yao is chairman and general manager of AVIC Industry-Finance Holdings and chairman of AVIC Trust. He has worked in various sectors of the financial service industry for more than forty years, including for trusts, securities, futures, funds and banks. Before joining AVIC, he was vice general manager of Jiangnan Trust and Investment, and general manager and chairman of Jiangnan Securities. Currently, he is also president and head of industry development research group at China Trust Association, as well as board member of China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation and Chinese Academy of Financial Inclusion.

Du Qin will share her views on the keys to successful succession planning for family businesses. Du is global headquarters partner of Beijing Yingke Law Firm Shenzhen Office, director of Yingke National Committee of Marriage and Family Law, team leader of Yingke National Family Wealth Lecture Team and director of civil law committee of Shenzhen Lawyers Association. Du is a highly acclaimed marriage and family lawyer, dedicated to family law and wealth management for more than ten years. She specialises in handling major and difficult cases, including foreign-related marriage, inheritance and property division family cases. She is also the counselor at law for many family offices and private banks, specialising in the systematic design and implementation of family (business) wealth management and inheritance structuring.

Pan Xilong is an associate professor and executive director of Financial Quotient Center of Institute of Chinese Finance Studies at University of Finance and Economics. He finished the research on catastrophe compensation fund mechanism in 2015. Beginning 2016, he focused on economic ethics with Chinese characteristics and proposed the “Five Virtues Financial Quotient Theory” that combined the idea of "spending, earning, preserving, investing and financing" with five constant virtues of Confucianism, namely benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and fidelity. Pan published several books including Citizenship Financial Education --- Teenager’s Five Virtues Financial Quotient, Wealth and ValueandFamily and Succession.

Kang Chaofeng, chairman of Honghu Best Global Family Office, will share his views on how to support wealthy families in keeping and growing their wealth over generations. After graduating with a PhD in 2004, he worked for Penghua Fund and Fullgoal Fund. He later joined Ping An Trust in 2009 to manage China’s first group of charitable and family trusts. He co-founded the first onshore family trust in China in 2012 and led a team to establish the China Ping An Education Development Charitable Trust in 2016. Under Kang’s leadership, his team won a number of awards from different medias over the recent years including from The Asian Banker, Securities Times and China Securities Journal.

Shi Limin will share his insights on how to encourage high-net-worth individuals and enterprises to enable common prosperity. He is a research fellow of The Party School of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee (Chinese Academy of Governance).He is also the vice president of Zhejiang Provincial Charity Federation and vice president of Zhejiang Chairty Institute. He was deputy Secretary General of Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the CPC, Secretary General of Work Committee for Offices Directly under Zhejiang Committee, chairman of The Environmental Protection and Resources Conservation Committee of Zhejiang Provincial People's Congress.

Fu Changbo is professor and PhD supervisor of China Academy of Social Management / School of Sociology as well as director of China Social Innovation Institute at Beijing Normal University (BNU). He is also chief expert of China Family Philanthropy Initiator. Fu has been devoted to the development of philanthropy, social innovation, and a new social governance model based on collaboration, participation, and common interests since he resigned from central authority. He spearheaded reports and publications, including Report on A-Hundred-Million-Donation and Strategic Philanthropy in China, Report on Family Foundations in China,The List of Top 100 Philanthropists of Chinaand many others. He teaches courses such as Charity and Family Legacy and Business for Good and Family Legacy atBNU and other institutes.

Liang Dongqing will share her perspective on how wealth management institutions can maintain and increase the value of customers' wealth through asset allocation. Liang is the deputy head of investment product and solution (IPS) and managing director at China International Capital Corporation (CICC). She joined CICC in 2008 and has accumulated a wealth of research experience in macroeconomics in the strategic research team, providing in-depth and comparative research for government and company clients. Since 2010, Liang has led the team to set up a full research system of financial product evaluation. The product research team has evaluated over one thousand asset manager and over thousands of financial products. The team also provides asset allocation solution to the clients. IPS serves clients’ need on trading, financing, various products and asset allocation solution.

Wang Xiaoshu will share her perspectives on the development of ESG disclosure and rating in China. Wang leads MSCI’s ESG research team in Asia Pacific and insurance sector research, primarily focused on ESG risk and performance analysis of companies in Asia Pacific and China. She has more than 9 years working experience in the ESG field. She has published a number of research reports on major ESG trends in China, as well as a series of insurance sector reports. Prior to joining MSCI, Wang was a management consultant at CapGemini, working with major Chinese bank and financial institution clients to address Basel III compliance, develop internal performance metrics systems, and improve operational processes. When she worked at Business for Social Responsibility, she defined sustainability strategies for over ten large MNCs and state-owned enterprises in China.

Jason Ma will share his perspectives on why both institutional and individual investors need to focus on ESG factors. He is director of Investment Solutions at Russell Investments Management Shanghai. He is responsible for designing bespoke FOF/MOM investment solutions for sophisticated institutional investors in China, including but not limited to asset allocation, manager selection and review, portfolio construction and management. Ma is also responsible for assisting the China general manager to develop the business in the region. Prior to joining Russell Investments, he worked for Mercer China as investment consulting director. He accumulated broad capital market investment experience and product knowledge while he worked at Bank Julius Baer and Standard Chartered in Singapore.

Liu Yuanyuan has been invited to share her story about making global printing and dyeing industry more sustainable. Liu has over twenty yearsof working in downstream textile production industry and in nursery products industry before she founded Melephant. To provide the safest materials and the best growing environment for children, Liu and her team developed the world's first bio-based dye with no color fading, zero pollution, and zero carbon emissions. In 2019, Melephant won the first place of Kering’s K GenerationAward.