Mr. Sheng oversees marketing activities for Huawei's portfolio for operators in the Asia-Pacific. With nine years of experience in telecommunications, he started as sales support for mobile networks, in intelligent networks, before moving on with NSS, IMS, and radio access networks. Mr. Sheng has been supporting various mobile operators/projects in the Asia-Pacific.

Mr. Berriman was appointed to his current role in May 2007. Formerly he was head of strategic market development and, before that, senior vice president of strategy and marketing, having joined PCCW Limited in July 2002. With more than 25 years working in Hong Kong and the Far East, Mr. Berriman currently leads a team of experts with industry experience and market vision to perform an important role in the strategic direction and the product/technology road maps for transformation of the company.

Mr. Chan is responsible for overseeing the strategic development and operations of the mobile and interactive business in the Asia-Pacific, including interactive platform sales such as video on demand (VoD), games, and other interactive applications. Additionally, he also oversees the distribution of CNN International, CNN Headlines, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Adult Swim, and Turner Classic Movies (TCM) in China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, as well as manages government affairs and affiliate relations in the territories.

Mr. Galy is responsible for the development of operator relationships and technical partnerships for pay TV services, IPTV, and mobile services. Previously, he was deputy director of sales for Viaccess SA at the headquarters in France. Mr. Galy started his career with Viaccess in 1999 as area sales manager with responsibility for development of operators in various areas, including Russia and India. Prior to joining Viaccess, Mr. Galy worked for leading manufacturers of video-compression equipment in Asia.

Mr. Lo heads up business development efforts for Sony Pictures Television International in Asia, across all three lines of business: traditional and new media content distribution, channels development, and local drama and general entertainment productions. During his 4-year tenure at Sony Pictures, the company had launched a number of new branded channels, entered the Korea broadcast market, started production of TV shows in China, and launched a dedicated mobile content effort. Mr. Lo is currently spending most of his time in India, China and Korea, and devotes more of his attention to new media businesses.

With more than 24 years of experience in the telecommunication industry, Mr. Shen has worked in a variety of areas, including research and development, industry standards development, product development, product management, and technical marketing. He has acquired an in-depth understanding of the wireless business, technology, market, and industry, specializing in technology and market research, wireless product planning, and telecommunication strategy development.

Mr. Kwan is responsible for network operations, engineering, IT, customer service, local access, and service delivery. He previously served as chief technology officer of Asia Netcom and earlier as senior vice president of network operations of Asia Global Crossing. With more than 18 years of experience in the telecom industry, Mr. Kwan's experience ranges from software development and integrated circuit design to product development, network planning, and operations.

Mr. Wong has held several senior positions throughout his career with PCCW. He has vast experience in the ICT industry and is primarily responsible for leading CASCADE in IT&T network planning, design and deployment. Mr. Wong has been instrumental in numerous local and overseas large projects. He was the project director of the Hong Kong CyberPort ICT infrastructure project, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Next Generation IP Network project, the Disneyland IT&T Infrastructure project and Saudi Fixed Network License Bid.

Mr. Leong has been working for CTM since the 1980s. He is responsible for the network operations of mobile, Internet, and fixed business. With more than 20 years of experience, Mr. Leong led the engineering team to overcome the challenges from mobile market liberalization in early 2000 and assisted CTM in maintaining market leadership. He is currently driving the network transformation project to reshape the company's infrastructure in order to prepare for the coming full liberalization of the fixed market in Macau.