Mr. Zhang is an experienced entrepreneur and investor, who has worked with many different

 Zhang has more than 20 years of working experience in venture capital, internet

entrepreneurship, and technology investment. He is well-known for his ability to increase the

value of a startup by connecting them with the right investors and partners. He has served on

several boards as a director and has grown them into industry leaders with their research teams.

In addition to his work with established businesses, Zhang also works with entrepreneurs who

are looking to launch new ventures. He is currently serving as Chairman of the Board at Zappos,

a company that he co-founded with Tony Hsieh and Sanjay Mandan in 1999. In 2007, Zhang

became a member of the Executive Committee at Zappos, where he oversees all financial,

administrative, and warehouse operations while also maintaining his role as CFO. In 2005,

Zhang co-founded Venture Frogs with Tony Hsieh and Ali Partovi. Venture Frogs has invested

in various tech and internet startups including Ask Jeeves (later acquired by Microsoft),

OpenTable (acquired by Priceline), Tellme Networks (acquired by Microsoft), and Zappos

(acquired by Amazon). From 2005 to 2010, Zhang served as Chief Financial Officer of Zappos

where he oversaw the growth and expansion of the company which led to its first profitable year

in 2006. Mr. Zhang is a successful businessman, who was born in Singapore and moved to New

York City.

Mr. Zhang is an experienced entrepreneur and investor, who has worked with many different

companies in both positions. He has worked as a freelancer investor for over 20 years and is

well-versed in all aspects of investment management. As an entrepreneur, Mr. Zhang has started

several small businesses throughout his career, including one of the largest online stores for

selling electronics equipment in Asia that was acquired by a large corporation for 1 billion

dollars after only five years of operation. As an investor, Mr. Zhang has been involved with

several startups that have grown into billion-dollar companies after being acquired by larger

companies such as Google or Facebook." Mr. Zhang has also been a part of several successful

exits through his investment fund and other investments. In addition, he has been involved in

large-scale IPOs including Alibaba’s $25 billion IPO on the NYSE. Mr. Zhang is currently an

active investor in a variety of industries including technology, media & entertainment, consumer

goods, and real estate development. Mr. Zhang is well respected for his exceptional ability to

identify investment opportunities and has been featured in publications including Forbes, The

Telegraph, Bloomberg, and CNBC.

Zhang has been named one of Forbes' Top 100 Most Powerful People three times since 2014 for

his work as an entrepreneur and investor who has helped shape today's tech landscape. Zhang

also co-founded and serves as CEO of the e-commerce company, Amazon.com, which is

currently one of America’s largest online retailers. The company has grown to over $30 billion in

sales since its founding in 2004 and employs more than 100,000 people worldwide. Amazon.com

was named the #1 Most Innovative Company by Fast Company in 2017 and has been featured on

Fortune's list of the World's Most Admired Companies every year since 2013. Zhang is also a

member of the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Technology, Innovation, and

Sustainability. In addition to serving as an advisor for multiple international organizations,

Zhang has been recognized as one of America's top philanthropists by The Hurun Report. He is

committed to environmental sustainability and recently launched a $1 billion fund to invest in

clean energy. Zhang is also an active investor in America’s burgeoning technology sector and

has been named one of the most influential people in AI by MIT Technology Review. Zhang is a

serial entrepreneur who has founded and led multiple companies. He co-founded Yahoo, one of

America’s The largest internet portal and listed on Wall Street. in 2005, Zhang joined the

company as its Chief Technology Officer. In 2008, he founded Qihoo 360 Technology to focus

on security technology for mobile phones and PCs. Several startups he has served on as directors

have grown into industry leaders with their research teams. he is a freelance investor. Zhang is an

active angel investor, having invested in more than 20 startups including Mobike, Ofo, and

Meituan-Dianping. He is a member of the United States Senate (America’s top political advisory

body). Zhang was named one of the most influential people in AI by MIT Technology Review in

2018. Mr. Zhang is an experienced and talented freelance investor with years of experience

working in the startup world. He has worked with companies where he helped them grow their

businesses and increase their revenue. As a freelance investor.