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CEC Delegation 2014 CEC Delegation 2014 中国企业家俱乐部执行理事长 永隆银行董事长、原招商银行行长 马蔚华 1 Executive Chairman, China Entrepreneur Club Ma Weihua Chairman, Wing Lung Bank Former President, China Merchants Bank 中国企业家俱乐部执行理事 朱新礼 中国汇源果汁集团有限公司董事长 2 Zhu Xinli Executive Board Member, China Entrepreneur Club Chairman, China Huiyuan Juice Group Limited 中国企业家俱乐部执行理事 蒙牛集团创始人 牛根生 老牛基金会创始人、名誉会长 3 Niu Gensheng Executive Board Member, China Entrepreneur Club Founder, Mengniu Dairy Group Founder and Honorary President, LAONIU Foundation 中国企业家俱乐部创始人、常务副理事长 正和岛创始人兼首席架构师 刘东华 4 Founder and Standing Vice Chairman, China Entrepreneur Liu Donghua Club Founder and Chief Guideline Officer, Zhisland 国家创新与发展战略研究会常务副会长 吴建民 5 Executive Vice Chairman, China Institute for Innovation and Wu Jianmin Development Strategy 胡葆森 建业地产股份有限公司董事局主席 6 Frank Wu Chairman, Central China Real Estate Ltd. 海丰国际控股有限公司董事局主席兼执行董事 杨绍鹏 7 Chairman and Executive Director, SITC International Yang Shaopeng Holdings Co., Ltd. Page 1 of 47 8 李振福 德福资本首席执行官 Jeffrey Li CEO, GL Capital Group 双全控股有限公司董事长 王伟斌 9 神玉艺术馆馆长 Wang Weibin Chairman, Suntrans Holdings Co., Ltd. Curator, Shenyu Museum 10 汪潮涌 信中利资本集团董事长兼总裁 Wang Chaoyong Chairman and President, ChinaEquity Group Inc. 夏 华 依文集团董事长 11 Xia Hua Chairwoman, EVE Group 远东控股集团有限公司董事局主席兼首席执行官 蒋锡培 12 Chairman of the Board and CEO, Far East Holding Group Jiang Xipei Co., Ltd. 周成建 美特斯邦威服饰股份有限公司董事长 13 Zhou Chengjian Chairman, Metersbonwe Fashion and Accessories Co., Ltd. 刘 君 鹰谷国际集团控股（南非）有限公司董事长 14 Liu Jun Chairman, Eagle International Group Holdings (South Africa) 艾 欣 三通企业（集团）有限公司董事长 15 Ai Xin Chairman, Suntone Group 程 虹 中国企业家俱乐部秘书长 16 Maggie Cheng Secretary-General, China Entrepreneur Club 17 李璟 联想控股常务理事 Li Jing Managing Director, Strategic Investment, Legend Holdings Page 2 of 47 Singapore Participants 2014 新加坡工商联合总会主席 1 张松声 太平船务（私人）有限公司董事总经理 S.S. Teo Chairman, Singapore Business Federation Managing Director, Pacific International Lines (PIL) 总理经济合作特别顾问 2 黄根成 星桥国际新加坡私人有限公司董事长 Wong Kan Seng Special Advisor for Economic Cooperation to the Prime Minister Chairman, Singbridge Holdings Pte Ltd 新加坡工商联合总会中国工商组主席 佘文民 新加坡国际企业发展局主席 3 Seah Moon Ming 蘭亭能源有限公司执行总裁 Chairman, China Business Group, Singapore Business Federation Chairman, IE Singapore Executive Director & Group CEO, Pavilion Energy Pte Ltd & Pavilion Gas Pte Ltd 叶进国博士 叶水福集团主席兼总裁 Dr Robert Yap 新加坡全国雇主联合会主席 4 Chairman & CEO, YCH Group President, Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) 仁恒置地集团创办人、董事局主席兼首席执行官 新加坡中华总商会副会长 钟声坚 5 Founder, Chairman and CEO, Yanlord Land Group Zhong Sheng Jian Limited Vice-President, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry Page 3 of 47 腾飞集团主席 中金公司董事 华侨银行有限公司董事 郑国枰博士 胜科工业集团董事 6 Dr Teh Kok Peng Chairman, Ascendas Pte Ltd Board Director, China International Capital Corporation Board Director, Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation Board Director, Sembcorp Industries Ltd 林明彦 凯德集团总裁兼集团首席执行官 7 Lim Ming Yan President & Group CEO, CapitaLand Limited 吕俊暘院长 莱佛士医疗集团总裁 8 Dr Loo Choon Yong Executive Chairman, Raffles Medical Group 孟繁秋 中国航油（新加坡）股份有限公司首席执行官兼执行董 Meng Fang Qiu 事 9 中资企业协会会长 CEO & Executive Director, China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corporation Ltd President, China Enterprises Association (Singapore) 新加坡工商联合总会中国工商组副主席 赵万成 胜科城镇发展有限公司首席执行官 10 Kelvin Teo Vice Chairman, China Business Group, SBF CEO, Sembcorp Development 林惠璋 亚腾资产管理有限公司集团总裁 11 John Lim Hwee Group CEO & Executive Director, Chiang ARA Asset Management Ltd 柯文伟 MTQ集团总经理 12 Kuah Boon Wee CEO, MTQ Corporation Ltd 何鸣杰 新加坡工商联合总会执行总裁 13 Ho Meng Kit CEO, Singapore Business Federation Page 4 of 47 陈淑珊 星展银行个人银行及财富管理 14 Tan Su Shan 董事总经理兼集团总裁 Managing Director & Group Head, Consumer Banking & Wealth Management DBS 新加坡工商联合总会中国工商组副主席 林理明 RSM石林特许会计事务所资深合伙人兼中国业务部负责 15 Lim Lee Meng 人 Vice Chairman, China Business Group, SBF Senior Partner, RSM Chio Lim 梁炜宁 16 新加坡银行环球业务管理部主管 Leong Wai Leng Head of Business Management Unit, CEO's Office, Bank of Singapore 17 马诺和 腾飞集团总裁兼首席执行官 Manohar Khiatani President & Group CEO, Ascendas Pte Ltd 18 黄庆生 新加坡工商联合总会中国工商组副主席 Eugene Wong 劲升逻辑公司主席 Vice Chairman, China Business Group, SBF Chairman, CrimsonLogic Pte Ltd 19 王金榜 PSA 国际港务集团东北亚区总裁 Ong Kim Pong Regional CEO, Northeast Asia, PSA International 刘子奕 盛邦国际咨询私人有限公司副总裁 20 Low Cher Ek Deputy CEO, Surbana International Consultants Pte Ltd 杨全正 星桥企业私人有限公司常务副总裁 21 Yeo Chun Cheng EVP,Singbridge Corporate Pte Ltd 22 星展银行机构银行业务部高级副总裁 林文森 Senior VP, Institutional Banking Group, Bernard Lim DBS Bank Ltd Page 5 of 47 CEC Delegation Biodata Ma Weihua | 马蔚华 Executive Chairman, China Entrepreneur Club (CEC) Chairman, Wing Lung Bank Former President, China Merchants Bank Ma Weihua is the former President and CEO of China Merchants Bank. He holds a PhD in economics from the Southwest University of Finance, and an Honorary PhD from the University of Southern California. He concurrently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for CIGNA & CMC life Insurance Company Ltd., Chairman of China Merchants Fund Management Co. Ltd., and Wing Lung Bank. He also currently sits on the board of China Merchants Group. Ma has served on multiple international educational and research institutes, social organizations and industry associations. He is now the Chairman of China Business Initiative of Columbia University, member of the Advisory Committee of Emerging Markets of International Institute of Finance, member of the global council of International Finance Forum, member of the Advisory Council of London City, member of advisory board of New York Financial Consulting Committee, member of the VISA Asia-pacific senior advisory committee. Page 6 of 47 Zhu Xinli | 朱新礼 Executive Board Member, China Entrepreneur Club (CEC) Chairman, China Huiyuan Juice Group Limited Zhu Xinli founded Huiyuan Group in 1992. Huiyuan has grown into the leading juice brand in China, with approximately 51% of the current market share. Zhu also serves as the Vice Chairman of the China Beverage Industry Association, visiting professor and adjunct supervisor at Nankai University, China Agricultural University, and Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. In 2006, China Huiyuan Juice Group Limited was established from a beverage bottling subsidiary of Huiyuan Group. The company was successfully listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2007, and Coca-Cola proposed an offer of HKD 17.9 billion for acquisition in 2008. The macro-agriculture blueprint of Huiyuan Group consists of three pillars: Huiyuan Juice, Huiyuan Fruits, and Huiyuan Agriculture. Page 7 of 47 Niu Gensheng |牛根生 Executive Board Member, China Entrepreneur Club (CEC) Founder, Mengniu Dairy Group Founder and Honorary President, LAONIU Foundation Niu Gensheng is the founder of Mengniu Dairy Group, Founder and Honorary President of the LAONIU Foundation, and Vice Chairman of The Nature Conservancy’s China Board of Directors. In February 2006, Mr. Niu resigned as President of Mengniu Dairy Group to be more engaged in philanthropy. In 2007, he was nominated one of the “Top 10 philanthropists in China” by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People’s Republic of China. He stepped down from the position of Chairman of Mengniu Dairy Group in August 2009 to be a full- time philanthropist. He received the “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the publisher of the China’s Philanthropy Rankings in 2010. Niu had been reputed as one of “the Most Influential Business Leaders in China” for five consecutive years from 2003 to 2007, and deemed one of the “top 10 individuals who have influenced China’s lifestyles”, one of the “thirty individuals who have influenced China’s economy in the 30 years of reform and opening-up”, and one of the “60 individuals who have influenced China’s economy since the founding of the People’s Republic of China”. Page 8 of 47 Liu Donghua | 刘东华 Founder and Standing Vice Chairman, China Entrepreneur Club (CEC) Founder and Chief Guideline Officer, Zhisland Liu Donghua is the former President of China Entrepreneur Magazine and the Economic Daily Press. Under Liu’s leadership, China Entrepreneur Magazine has become a leader among mainstream business magazines in China. Liu founded the China Entrepreneur Club (CEC) in 2006, with 31 of the most influential business leaders, economists and diplomats in China. With over 20 years’ experience in the media and publishing industry with particular focus on entrepreneurship, Liu has earned the name of “Chinese entrepreneurs’ confidant” and recently become a passionate entrepreneur himself. Liu Donghua founded Zhisland in 2011 with an aim to establish a safe and reliable platform for social networking and information exchange amongst entrepreneurs. To date, Zhisland has more than 1000 entrepreneur users, making it the largest website of its kind in China. Page 9 of 47 Wu Jianmin | 吴建民 Executive Vice Chairman, China Institute for Innovation and Development Strategy Wu Jianmin is currently Executive Vice Chairman of China Institute for Innovation and Development Strategy, Special Researcher of Counselors’ Office of the State Council, Member of the Foreign Policy Advisory Committee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Member and Vice President of the Academia Europaea, and Honorary President of the International Bureau of Exhibitions (BIE). Throughout his career, Wu has made tremendous contributions towards the improvement of Sino-European relations, beginning as a translator for Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai in the 1970’s. Wu has held numerous positions in foreign affairs, including Counselor at China’s mission to the United Nations in New York (1985-89), to the United Nations Office in Geneva and to other
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