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CV / April 2017 / Fan Yang, Fanfan@Mit.Edu CV / April 2017 / Fan Yang, [email protected] Abstract & Summary: Fan Yang now is an International Visiting PhD Student-Scholar in Center for Real Estate (CRE) of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a PhD in School of Architecture and Fine Arts (SAA) from Dalian University of Technology (DUT), majoring in Urban Planning, Design and Studies & Real Estate, Urban Economy and Finance. His research mainly focuses on the urban planning evaluation, sustainable urban studies and design, real estate data analysis & methodology establishment, economy & finance on housing market, city space regeneration, and sustainable development of real estate and global urbanization. He has published 13 research papers, won 2 international awards and 5 national prizes. Fan has many international experiences. As an exchange student and visiting scholar, he has been in over 10 different countries and regions, including US, Switzerland, Russia, France, Japan, Italy, Korea and other related places to join and involve in different international activities and exchange programs. Besides, Fan has much multi-cultural and diversified working experience. He has worked in or served for many different kinds of organizations, including universities, government, NGO, state enterprises and private companies. As a global shaper of Global Shapers Community in World Economic Forum, Fan is highly active, closely involved and positively engaged. He was twice Participants of 2013 (Dalian) and 2016 (Tianjin) Annual Meeting of the New Champions, a Project Manager in charge of volunteer service in the Global Shapers Summit ‘SHAPE China 2015’, and a national leader of Great China Region Survey Team in the Global Shapers Annual Survey 2016 and an affiliate representative of Annual Curators Meeting 2016, etc. Now Fan is the Director-Consultant of Youth League in charge of students’ innovation and entrepreneurship in his university and a Co-founder and Partner of Dalian Weishi Technology & Culture Consulting Co., Ltd. In addition, Fan used to be the President of Student Union in his university, the Chairman of Student Association in Liaoning Province of China, the Head Delegate of 2012 National Model United Nations New York Conference, and an Olympic Torch Bearer of Beijing 2008 Olympic Game, etc. Current Posts: ■ MIT International Visiting PhD Student-Scholar & Research Staff & Publicity and Networking Project Manager, Center for Real Estate (CRE), Samuel Tak Lee MIT Real Estate Entrepreneurship Lab (STL Lab), Department of Urban Study and Planning (DUSP), School of Architecture and Planning (SA+P), MIT. ■ Co-founder and Partner, Dalian Weishi Technology & Culture Consulting Co., Ltd. ■ Director-Consultant & PhD, Department of Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Youth League & School of Architecture and Fine Arts, Dalian University of Technology. Some Awards & Honor: Torch-Bearer of 2008 Olympic Games (Beijing) & Figure in 2013 National Journal of “CHINA PROFILES” Twice Participants of 2016 & 2013 World Economic Forum · Annual Meeting of New Champions Leader of Greater China Survey Team 2016 ·WEF (Mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, & Macao) Excellent Paper Award of China Architecture Conference 2014 & PhD National Scholarship 2012 (Urban Design) Award of National College Scientific Work Competition 2011 (Architecture & Urban Planning, Second Prize) Award of National College Urban and Landscape Design Competition 2010 (Third Prize) Natural Science Academic Achievement Award in Liaoning Province of China 2015 (Urban Studies, Third Prize) Award of China College Business Plan Competition 2010 (Economics & Management, Third Prize) Japan IKESHITA Scholarship 2008 (Architecture & Urban Planning) & Delegate of China Youth Convention 2008 Award of National Urban Planning Competition of Social Comprehensive Practice Report 2008 (Third Prize) Distinguished Head Delegate of America Model United Nations · New York Conference 2012 Youth Ambassador & Excellent Paper Award of Russia International Youth · Vladivostok Conference 2012 China Outstanding Student Leader 2010 (As Student Union President in Liaoning Province of China) Excellent Aerobics Performance of China International Volleyball Tournament (Shown on China Central Television) Award for China Top 100 & Liaoning Province Top 10 Students of the Year 2008 (As an Urban Planning Student) The Talk Show Guest in China’s College Students Online 2013 & in Liaoning Province Radio and Television 2009 1 / 3 Education Background: 2016.9-present, Visiting PhD Student-Scholar & Research Staff, CRE, SA+P, MIT Field: Real Estate and Sustainable Urbanization. Research Focus: Dynamics of Real Estate Development - SD Model 2012.9-present, Director-Consultant & PhD, Architecture and Arts School, Dalian University of Technology Field: Urban Studies and Architecture. Dissertation: Strategic Planning Evaluation on Cities and Projects 2009.9-2012.7, Master's Degree, Dalian University of Technology Field: City Design. Thesis: Space Regeneration of Central Blocks in Beijing Olympic Park 2004.9-2009.7, Bachelor's Degree, Dalian University of Technology Field: Urban Planning. Graduation Design: Conceptual Master Plan of BPO Base in Dalian Work & Internship Experience: 2016.6-12, Leader of Greater China Survey Team & Chinese Translation Team, GSC Annual Survey 2016 2015.9, Project Manager of Volunteer & Logistics Service, Global Shapers Summit ‘SHAPE China 2015’ 2014.5, A Member of Future Leader Programs, Country Garden Holdings of Real Estate, China 2013.6-7, Youth Representative, Europe Visiting and Study Program, France & Switzerland & Italy 2012.4-2013.2, Deputy Secretary and Project Manager, Youth Committee, Zhanqian District, Yingkou City 2012.6, Youth Ambassador & Speech-maker, International Youth Conference, Vladivostok, Russia 2012.4, Head Delegate, National Model United Nations Conference, New York, USA 2011.7-8, Traineeship, Taiwan Eisenhower Youth Leadership Association, Taiwan 2010.7-8, Manager Assistant, China State Construction International Holdings Limited, Hong Kong 2008.5-2009.8, President and Project Director, Student Union of Liaoning Province, China 2008.4, Intern & Project Assistant, Liaoning Urban & Rural Construction & Planning Design Institute 2008.2, Exchange Student, Josai International University, Tokyo, Japan 2007.8, Trainee, China Executive Leadership Academy, Jinggangshan (CELAJ) Recent Work & Achievements: ■ MIT – System Dynamic Model of Real Estate in China and America Housing Market 2016-2017 https://stl.mit.edu/project/dynamics-real-estate-development-china-theory-and-education Now Fan Yang is assisting and working in a particular MIT Real Estate Research Team, which includes 3 MIT Professors, 1 MIT PhD fellow and him, across different majors, fields and backgrounds to study on the Dynamics of Real Estate Development and be committed to improving the state of the real estate and urban economy & finance, especially focusing on the issues of China and US. The project they study is a seed funding program from the Samuel Tak Lee MIT Real Estate Entrepreneurship Lab (STL Lab), which is focusing on China’s real estate and urbanization current issues and sustainable development. Based on the data analysis and model establishment, he gives support to the team members to make a Systematic Dynamic Model to analyze, summarize, predict and influence the real estate current conditions and future trends. In this team, Fan assists the MIT Professors to collect, synthesize and analyze the data and index of real estate and also arrange the research logistics and project networking between China and America. And he is working with the MIT PhD fellow to take in charge of studying and exploring China’s issues to make the System Dynamic Model -a methodology, mechanism and strategy to better influence and positively develop the practical housing market. Based on their data synthesis & analysis and the model establishment & practice, the team has published several papers in reputed journals and international conferences. And the Project has got strong relationship with both academic and industrial fields in China and US, which also becomes one of the most important research projects in Center for Real Estate and STL Lab of MIT. ■ World Economic Forum - Global Shapers Annual Survey 2016 http://shaperssurvey.org/data/report.pdf As one of the key Affiliate Leaders, Mobilization Organizers and Survey Translators, Fan has joined the Global Shapers Annual Survey 2016, which was launched and sponsored by Global Shapers Community of World Economic Forum. In this survey, Fan became the Leader of Greater China Region Survey Team, made great effort and played a particular role. With outstanding leadership and excellent teamwork, Fan led the China Survey Team to achieve top 1 of all survey affiliates 2 / 3 across the world, which successfully mobilized and motivated over 3,000 Chinese young people joining the survey and has made great and positive influence among the young people. After that, Fan also organized a small translation team taking almost 2 months to translate the whole Annual Survey Report into Chinese version. And recently he concluded and summarized all his experience and skills of Survey Mobilization into a 12-page Survey Summary Report for all the new affiliate leaders to check and refer to. Now the Survey Report including the Chinese Version has been well published and widely spread all over the world and his Survey Summary Report has been posted and recommended on the TopLink of World Economic Forum. Fan and his team were highly acknowledged
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