In an era where digital innovation is paramount to business success, Edward Wang, the Digital Transformation Director of Michelin China, stands as a distinguished leader who has seamlessly integrated cutting-edge digital solutions to drive the company's transformative journey from 2015.

Edward Wang has rich digital experience in MNC companies such as Trimble, deCarta (now Uber). Edward Wang's journey at Michelin China has been characterized by his profound ability to harness digital technologies to enable business transformation. With a strategic vision that embraces the future, Edward has successfully integrated a range of digital solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, the Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud computing, to optimize Michelin's operations, enhance customer experiences, and streamline supply chain management.

While Edward Wang's digital influence is a cornerstone of his success, his ability to develop and manage a high-performing digital department. Starting from scratch, Edward embarked on the challenging task of assembling a team of skilled professionals with a passion for digital technology and a commitment to Michelin's vision. He has cultivated a collaborative and inclusive work culture where diverse perspectives are valued, and continuous learning is encouraged. Edward’s management style is characterized by empathy, transparency, and a genuine concern for the well-being of his team members.

Edward Wang's strategic vision extends beyond the immediate digital transformation initiatives. He is constantly exploring emerging technologies and trends that could shape the industry in the coming years. His forward-thinking approach ensures that Michelin China is not only keeping pace with current developments but is also poised to lead the next wave of innovation.

Mr. Yan has extensive experience in strategy, data analytics, AI transformation, and digital innovation/incubation. He leads BCG X, the tech build and design unit of BCG, in Greater China.

Throughout his career, Mr. Yan has worked with leading companies across a range of sectors, and helped various clients build sustainable digital solutions for businesses, including designing AI/GenAI blueprints, implementing key AI use cases, developing digital strategy and digital transformational programs.

Prior to joining BCG, he worked for Tencent News as General Manager of Strategy, Data Science, and Commercialization.

He received an MBA from the University of Michigan and M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, and B.Eng in Automation from Shanghai Jiaotong University.

Andrew has been with PageGroup for more than 17 years, over 10 of which have been Greater China focused. Andrew is currently a Managing Director for PageGroup with responsibility for all business units and operations in North & East regions in the Chinese Mainland and Taiwan.

Partnering with organizations and candidates across a wide spectrum of industries, Andrew leads PageGroup's services in the region including search & selection for executive and management level appointments. Additionally, he oversees temporary, interim, project recruitment and RPO solutions through Page Contracting and Page Outsourcing businesses.
Andrew is a frequent speaker at industry events and conferences, sharing his insights on topics ranging from talent strategy to the future of work, to contribute to the broader professional community and further the collective understanding of the industry.

Prior to his current position, Andrew held several other leadership roles within PageGroup, allowing him to develop a well-rounded perspective on the company's global operations and capabilities. His long tenure with the organization has given him a wealth of experience and knowledge to provide strategic support for the clients’ success and changing lives for the talents.

Weisi Xie is the Shanghai Director at the Economist Intelligence Corporate Network (EICN), and is responsible for engaging with top executives in the region on key economic and political issues as well as industry-specific analysis to support their businesses in the dynamic Chinese market.

Mr. Xie served as an Assistant Professor of Economics at Shanghai Jiao Tong University before joining EICN. As a trained trade economist, his teaching and research mainly focused on the fields of international trade, industrial economics and economic development, with a particular emphasis on China’s economy in a global perspective. He also possesses extensive expertise in the non-profit sector through work experience with think tanks and international organizations, including the Shanghai Institute for National Economy and the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva, Switzerland, where he contributed to multiple government counseling projects and policy studies. His work has appeared in leading academic journals as well as major economic policy publications.

Mr. Xie has a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and a B.A. in International Business from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics.