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Claudia XU (Chief Commercial Officer at HKSTP)

Claudia XU

Chief Commercial Officer at HKSTP

She joined Hong Kong Science and Technology Corporation (HKSTP) on March 26, 2018 as the Chief Commercial Officer. In this capacity, she provides leadership in the areas of developing international and Mainland partnership and collaboration, formulating strategy and initiatives to attract key companies with leading technologies, building and maintaining networks with universities, industries, professional organizations and technology providers to achieve synergy of R&D collaboration and development of talent pool.

Shunxi BIAN (Director of CSR & SRM at Orange Sourcing Consulting)

Shunxi BIAN

Director of CSR & SRM at Orange Sourcing Consulting

Joining Orange for more than 9 years, he is currently in charge of CSR and Supplier Relationship Management for Orange Group in Asian region. One of the key responsibilities is to ensure and secure sustainable supply chain for the Group. Before that, he has been engaged in various procurement projects in Orange.



Shunxi Bian is graduated from Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium).

Ruby Lv (Co-founder of Impact Hub Shanghai)

Ruby Lv

Co-founder of Impact Hub Shanghai

She is focusing on social innovation enterprises growing for solving the social and environmental challenge. She contributes her time to impact hub shanghai and influences public and social change to make positive change for a better world. Now she is leading the impact fund for hub startups and also the initiator of Social Impact Investing Roundtable and Marketing Director at SynTao.

Xubiao ZHANG (Project Manager at Sustainable Enterprises programme)

Xubiao ZHANG

Project Manager at Sustainable Enterprises programme

Dr. Zhang Xubiao, has worked for the International Labour Organization since 2007 as National Programme Manager of Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises (SCORE), He cooperated with governments, employer organizations and trade unions to promote business sustainable development in China.



As a young expert worked on social transformation, Xubiao was invited to participate high level consultation and dialogue on employment and social security. He also cooperated with many international organizations to improve sustainability in global supply chain.

Johnny Kwan (Founder and Chairman of Bee Associates)

Johnny Kwan

Founder and Chairman of Bee Associates

Presidium Member of the Global Compact Network China；
Former Chairman of BASF Greater China;
Former Chairman of AICM (Association of International Chemical Manufacturers).
Johnny Kwan studied in Imperial College London from 1975 to 1979, and obtained his MSC.(Eng) in Technology & Development, DIC Diploma in Social & Economic Studies and BSC (Hon.) in Chemical Engineering; a veteran in the chemical Industry for 35 years working in ExxonMobil and BASF. He joined BASF in 1996 and was appointed as Chairman of BASF Greater China in 2004. In 2015, after his retirement from BASF, he founded ‘Bee Associates’ with the main focus to serve local industry to attain sustainable solutions.
Over the last decade, he was dedicated to promote sustainability in China’s chemical industry and a wider community through various business networks. He had served as Board Member of China Business Council for Sustainable Development (CBCSD), Chairman of Association of International Chemical Manufacturers (AICM), Chairman of China GoldenBee CSR Council, Member of National Energy Policy Experts Committee, Vice Chairman of the ‘China Chemical Industry News’ Council, Board Member of the East China University of Science and Technology, Vice Chairman of Shanghai Association of Enterprises with Foreign Investment (SAEFI). He was honored with the ‘Outstanding entrepreneurs’ by China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, the ‘Magnolia Awards’ by the Shanghai Municipal Government。

Antoine MYNARD (Director of CNRS Beijing)

Antoine MYNARD

Director of CNRS Beijing

His career path took him into both the private and public sectors. An economist by training, with degrees from North America, France and Germany, his forte lies in innovation technologies and management of international R&D.



Since February 2014, Antoine Mynard is head of the CNRS Beijing office based at the French Embassy in China. His mission relates to the development of R&D co-operative activities of the French Nat. Center for Scientific research in China (CNRS). CNRS is making up 70% of the sino-French co-publications and has similarities with Chinese CAS.