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Select Delegate List BFA Annual Conference 2018 Government Leaders 1. Yasuo FUKUDA, Chairman, Boao Forum for Asia; Former Prime Minister of Japan 2. ZENG Peiyan, Vice-Chairman, Boao Forum for Asia; Former Vice Premier, China 3. Shaukat AZIZ, Former Prime Minister, Pakistan 4. Jenny SHIPLEY, Former Prime Minister, New Zealand 5. Peter COSTELLO, former Treasurer, Australia 6. Thomas LEMBONG, Chairman, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 7. Hiroya MASUDA, Former Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan 8. Masaaki Shirakawa, Former Governor, the Bank of Japan 9. Sok Siphana, Advisor of the Royal Government of Cambodia & Advisor to the Supreme National Economic Council with rank of Minister 10. ZHOU Wenzhong, Secretary General, Boao Forum for Asia 11. Syed Abul HOSSAIN, Former Minister, Ministry of Communication and Ministry of ICT, Bangladesh 12. XU Qin, Governor, Hebei Province 13. Kazumasa Iwata, Former Deputy Governor, Bank of Japan Business Leaders 1. Indra NOOYI, Chairman, PepsiCo 2. John CHEN, Executive Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer, BlackBerry 3. WANG Yilin, Chairman, PetroChina 4. Stephen SCHWARZMAN, Chairman & CEO, The Blackstone Group 5. MA Guoqiang, Chairman, Baowu Steel 6. Abdulaziz Al-Jarbou, Chairman, SABIC 7. TAEWON CHEY, Chairman, SK Group 8. WANG Yongqing, President, SAIC-GM 9. Gerry GRIMSTONE, Chairman, Standard Life, UK 10. LIU Hualong, Chairman, China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation Limited (CRRC) 11. Leif JOHANSSON, Chairman, Ericsson 12. Omar ISHRAK, Chairman & CEO, Medtronic 13. CAO Dewang, Chairman & Founder, Fuyao Glass 14. Mike WELLS, CEO, Prudential 15. GUO Wenqing, President, China Minmetals 16. Leo Melamed, Chairman Emeritus, CME Group 17. Hiromichi Iwasa, President and CEO, Mitsui Fudosan 18. CHEN Feng, Chairman, HNA Group 19. YUAN Renguo, Chairman, Kweichow Moutai Co. 20. Yousef Abdullah Al-Benyan, Vice Chairman and CEO, SABIC 21. Jae-won CHEY, Exectutive Vice Chairman, SK Group 22. Ajit RANADE, Senior President & Chief Economist, Aditya Birla Group 23. David CRUICKSHANK, global chairman, Deloitte 24. ZHOU Hongyi, Chairman, CEO & Co-Founder, Qihoo 360 Technology 25. Yoshihiko MIYAUCHI, Senior Chairman, ORIX Corporation 26. WANG Zhonglei, Vice Chairman & CEO, Huayi Brothers 27. Hans-Paul Bürkner, Chairman, Boston Consulting Group 28. Victor FUNG, Honorary Chairman, Li & Fung Limited; Group Chairman, Fung Group 29. Alexander MACHKEVITCH, Chairman, Eurasia Resources Group 30. Andrew FORREST, Chairman, FMG 31. WANG Wenxue, Chairman, China Fortune Land Development Co., Ltd 32. Andrew GECZY, CEO, Terra Firma 33. SHI Wenzhao, Chairman, UnionPay 34. Mark LIU, CEO, TSMC 35. Michael TRESCHOW, Chairman of the Investment Committee, Wallenburg Foundation 36. MA Weihua, former CEO, China Merchants Banky 37. Ernie THRASHER, Founder & CEO, Xcoal 38. LIU Qingfeng, Chairman, iFLYTEK 39. Junichi UJIIE, Permanent Adviser and Former President, Nomura Securities Inc 40. LIU Yonghao, Chairman, New Hope Group 41. Charles-Edouard BOUEE, CEO, Roland Berger 42. Mary Ellen Richey, Vice Chairman, Visa 43. LU Minfang, President, Inner Mongolia Mengniu Dairy (Group) Company Limited 44. Pat Dodd, President, Growth Markets, Nielsen 45. ZHANG Yue, Chairman, Broad Air 46. Rudolf Staudigl, President & CEO, Wacker Chemie AG 47. Jim STONE, Chairman, Plymouth Rock Assurance; Former Chairman, US Commodity Futures Trading Commisssion 48. WANG Xiaochuan, CEO, Sogou 49. CHEN Jin, CEO, ZhongAn Insurance 50. Mohammed Mahfoodh Al Ardhi, Executive Chairman, Investcorp 51. Yossi VARDI, Entrepreneur & Investor, Israel 52. ZHANG Lei, Founder and CEO, Hillhouse Capital 53. Ming MAA, Group President, Grab 54. Davis WANG, Co-Founder and CEO, Mobike.com 55. Li Zhe, Chairman, Riverside Group 56. Haoyong YANG, Founder & CEO, Ganji.com 57. CHEN Lei, CEO, Xunlei 58. ZHAO Bo, General Manager, Coconut Palm Group 59. CHEN Chi, Founder & CEO, Xiaozhu 60. Sanjaya BARU, Secretary General, FICCI 61. Chris MARLIN, President, Lennar International Opinion Leaders/Prominent Figures 1. Justin LIN Yifu, Professor and Honorary Dean, National School of Development, Peking University; Vice Chairman of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce 2. FAN Gang, Director, National Economic Research Institute; Member of the Monetary Policy Committee, People’s Bank of China 3. Nicholas R. LARDY, Anthony M. Solomon Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics 4. LI Yang, Former Vice President, China Academy of Social Sciences 5. Qiu Yong, President, Tsinghua University 6. Bundhit Eua-arporn, President, Chulalongkorn University 7. Muhammad Anis, Rector, Universitas Indonesia 8. LIN Jianhua, President, Peking University 9. GONOKAMI Makoto, President, The University of Tokyo 10. SUNG Nak-in, President, Seoul National University 11. Wei SHYY, Acting President, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 12. Tan Eng Chye, President (since 2018), National University of Singapore 13. Devang Vipin Khakhar, Director, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay 14. Abdul Rahim Hashim, Vice-Chancellor, University of Malaya 15. Lakshman Dissanayake, Vice Chancellor, University of Colombo 16. Mohamed Albaili, Vice Chancellor, United Arab Emirates University 17. Badran A. Alomar, Rector, King Saud University 18. Shigeo KATSU, President, Nazarbayev University 19. Pho Kaung, Rector, University of Yangon 20. XIANG Bing, Founding Dean, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business 21. WU Xiaoqiu, Director, Finance and Securities Institute, Renmin University 22. LI Xunlei, Chief Economist, Zhongtai Securities Media Leaders 1. Wang Boming, President，SEEC Editor-in-Chief, Caijing Magazine 2. ZHOU Jiangong, CEO, CBN News 3. Henny SENDER, Chief Correspondent, International Finance, Financial Times 4. LU Yu, Presenter, Phoenix TV 5. YANG Rui, Presenter, CCTV 6. TIAN Wei, Presenter, CCTV 7. LU Binbin, Founder, Binbin Talk Show .
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