Jacky Zhang, a renowned investor known for his extensive influence in both the Chinese and international investment fields, has earned the title of “The Young Super Talented Investor of the Capital Market.” Zhang’s early involvement in the U.S. capital market endowed him with rich and valuable investment experience. He adheres to the investment philosophy of “making investments with heart and capital with warmth,” and lives by the principle of “doing less, doing right, doing great.” Zhang serves as the Chairman of the European America China Investment Promotion Association -EACIPA, the Global Business Ambassador of City of Cambridge and an Honorary Doctor at Cambridge University. Zhang is also a senior economic advisor for over 90 cities in China, reflecting his profound expertise and widespread social influence.

Investor Jacky Zhang

Zhang’s keen insight and precision in selecting investment projects have led to successful investments in numerous listed companies, such as Jumei, WuXi AppTec, Zai Lab, JD Finance, Keshun Group, Jiayuan.com, Zhangmen Education, Wangsu Science & Technology, Qudian, and Qingke Entrepreneurship. These successful investments have not only brought him substantial returns but also cemented his esteemed position in the investment community.

Furthermore, Zhang has a broad investment portfolio in the global secondary market, including notable cases like Kweichow Moutai, Dawn Group, BGI Genomics, Zijin Mining, BYD, BOE Technology, Contemporary Amperex Technology, Apple, New Oriental Education, Tesla, Amazon, and Nvidia. His average return on investment in these companies exceeds 200%. Zhang is also actively involved in philanthropy and social activities, founding the Huishang Charity Foundation and frequently being honored as one of the top ten leaders in Sino-American trade and economics.

Jacky Zhang with John Lam, hotel king in New York, owner of Virgin Hotel. When can robots serve international cuisine in John’s hotels?

Jacky Zhang – The New Face of Chinese Investors

Do less, do right, do great.

In an in-depth dialogue with Jacky Zhang, it felt like leafing through a comprehensive encyclopedia. Some might find it hard to believe, and I too was skeptical before meeting Zhang: how could someone be likened to an encyclopedia? Is he artificial intelligence? Or something akin to ChatGPT? The reality is that Zhang, an outstanding figure in the investment sector, has successful investment cases in multiple fields, including IT, film, primary and secondary markets, and AI. Zhang has written an accessible financial education book titled “Learn a Little Finance Every Day,” advocating for responsible warmth in investment by maintaining ethical standards and honoring commitments.

Spending a week in Manhattan with Jacky Zhang, the Chairman of the Sino-American-European Investment Promotion Association, I deeply felt his extensive knowledge. From astronomy to geography, music to film, cutting-edge technology to urban legends, foreign exchange trading, stock market investments, and everyday travel, Zhang’s grasp is profound. How does he manage it all? His speech is clear, calm, and unhurried, never interrupting or showing impatience, providing well-reasoned advice or answers to any query.

From philanthropic ideals to donations in Africa, from smart kitchens to humanoid robotic employees, from the study to the practical sections of “Learn a Little Finance Every Day,” to the health industry for the average person-without sound financial planning, how can one have a healthy life? From financial investments to investing in football, to film and culture, from ethics to subtle leveraging, from investing in education to the intrinsic value of its diplomas, and the inevitable connection between investment in training institutions and successful job market opportunities, how can one understand that capital can be warm, achieving a win-win for investors, managers, investees, industries, and society? These questions, and more, Zhang can answer comprehensively.

Discussing investment philosophy and Chinese policies, Zhang’s insights are profound and deeply human. His famous “Five-Dimensional Thinking” theory asserts that thought is a person’s core competitiveness. When one possesses industrial, financial, political, social, and human thinking, they can solve any problem. He attributes his success to balancing trends, policies, and people. For example, in the U.S. stock market, Zhang boldly purchased New Oriental stocks at their lowest point, investing heavily at $1 per share. Despite initial losses, Zhang believed in Yu Minhong’s resilience and entrepreneurial spirit. True to form, New Oriental’s stock soared from $1 to $40 per share.

Honorary doctorate by Cambridge University

Jacky Zhang’s Investment in Film and Entertainment

If investing in New Oriental stocks was based on the person behind it, Zhang’s investment in an AI fund a decade ago was based on industry trends. Now, as we enter the AI era, his early investments in robotics, AR projects, and computing companies have yielded billion-dollar valuations and industry unicorns. A decade ago, we barely understood cloud technology or AI’s relevance to our daily lives, but now the stock market’s benefits are apparent.

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Jacky Zhang’s Investment in AI and Robotics

At the UN Africa Hall, Zhang discussed his motivation for donating to African children-he wanted to alleviate the psychological burden of poverty on them. His initial donation of $1 million was followed by a $10 million donation at the UNESCO’s invitation. In front of the portraits of the UN Secretary-General and Nelson Mandela’s statue, Zhang stood solemnly. At a family banquet hosted by national icon Yue-Sai Kan, the age difference of thirty years between them seemed irrelevant.

Harvard University’s most famous Chinese student, Hu Shih-a renowned philosopher, former President of Peking University, and Ambassador to the U.S. during the Nationalist era-founded the China Institute in America to promote Chinese culture. For 98 years, the China Institute and the Committee of 100 have annually recognized outstanding Chinese individuals globally in fields ranging from literature and art to science and business.

As the China Institute’s centenary approaches, Co-Chair Yue-Sai Kan dreams of 100 Chinese enterprises emulating Haier Group’s donation of $1 million to the China Institute’s new open Chinese kitchen. Zhang, embodying his investor’s spirit, advised on financing strategies and emphasized modernizing the donation mechanism, akin to Harvard University’s endowment fund. He advocated for quality and credible donation mechanisms to encourage generosity, unlike the traditional Chinese community’s table-selling model.

Jacky Zhang With Yue Sai Kan – lipstick Queen & Chinese fashion Icon

Everyone present agreed wholeheartedly with Zhang’s suggestions.

Visiting the New York Institute of Finance, Zhang praised Dean Tian Li for her forward-looking vision and ability to create a global financial training platform.

At the Virgin Hotel-a collaborative project between New York real estate mogul John Lam and Richard Branson-Zhang proposed establishing a “Tech Innovation Kitchen Fund” to introduce humanoid robots into the hotel’s open kitchen on Broadway, attracting tourists with innovative culinary experiences.

During a dinner at Fushimi, a high-end Japanese restaurant owned by Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce President Daniel Chen, Zhang suggested opening a fifth Fushimi restaurant in California’s Newport Beach to cater to the new affluent Chinese community.

At Central Park Tower 100, Zhang admired the beauty of Central Park, reflecting on its reputation as “New York’s green lung” and its representation of urban beauty.

As the sun set over Manhattan, Zhang reminisced about the contributions of Chinese immigrants to America while sailing around the Statue of Liberty.

Jacky Zhang’s New York Visit

From June 11 to 14, the high-quality meetings and discussions arranged by Jacky Zhang left a deep impression on the participants, including experts, leaders from the Chinese community, business elites, and Wall Street investment veterans. Zhang’s humility, approachability, and profound insights into Sino-American relations, new investment trends, and the mission of the Sino-American-European Investment Promotion Association provided a refreshing experience for all.

A Future-Focused Dialogue with Jacky Zhang

A conversation with Jacky Zhang is as enriching as reading an encyclopedia. His dialogue with New York’s leaders in technology, business, finance, culture, media, and real estate may inspire new concepts, plans, and models for the city’s overall development in AI, new financial systems, new entertainment industries, and the health sector.

Zhang’s knowledge and ability to unite international forces will provide valuable guidance, joy, and surprises for those living and working in New York, just like the current Hollywood film “SIGHT” with Chinese elements. Zhang’s vision and insights will challenge our preconceived notions, opinions, and perspectives, offering a refreshing outlook on the future.

Believing in the goodness of humanity, we trust that the future is bright and full of hope. We will likely form a close partnership with AI, moving forward together.

Before that, let’s learn from Jacky Zhang’s philosophy of “doing less, doing right, doing great” and his “Five-Dimensional Thinking” system. Our future will be just as promising.

Author: Dr. Jeannie Yi, New York

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Case joined AOL’s predecessor company, Quantum Computer Services, as a marketing vice-president and became CEO of the company (renamed AOL) in 1991. Since his retirement as chairman of AOL Time Warner in 2003, he has gone on to invest in early and growth-stage startups through his Washington, D.C. based venture capital firm Revolution LLC. Case authored The Third Wave: An Entrepreneur’s Vision of the Future which became a New York Times bestselling book in 2016. Case recently gave a fireside chat at TechCrunch Disrupt NYC, on May 16, 2017, titled “Building Silicon Valley Outside of the Valley.”

He supports inclusive entrepreneurship and innovation through the Rise of the Rest road trips and the Case Foundation. Case also served as a Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship (PAGE) and was a member of Barack Obama’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. He also served on the National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (NACIE). Case was chairman of UP Global, a non-profit organization focused on fostering strong entrepreneurial communities, recently acquired by Techstars.

Life and career
Steve Case was born and grew up in Honolulu, Hawaii, the son of Carol and Daniel Case. He graduated from the private Punahou School (Class of 1976) and attended Central Union Church.

Case graduated from Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts in 1980 with a degree in political science. For the next two years he worked as an assistant brand manager at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1982 he joined Pizza Hut Inc. in Wichita, Kansas, serving as manager of new pizza marketing.[8]

In January 1983, his older brother Dan, an investment banker, introduced him to Bill von Meister, CEO of Control Video Corporation. The company was marketing a service called GameLine for the Atari 2600 video game console that allowed users to download games via a phone line and modem. After that meeting, von Meister hired Case as a marketing consultant. Later that year, the company nearly went bankrupt and one of its investors, Frank Caufield, brought in his friend Jim Kimsey as a manufacturing consultant. Case later joined the company as a full-time marketing employee.

In 1985 Quantum Computer Services, an online services company, was founded by Jim Kimsey from the remnants of Control Video. Kimsey became CEO of the newly renamed Quantum Computer Services and hired Case as vice president of marketing. In 1987 he promoted him again to executive vice president. Kimsey groomed Case to become chairman and CEO when Kimsey retired, and the transition formally took place in 1991 (CEO) and 1995 (chairman).

As part of the changes that gave birth to Quantum, Case changed the company’s strategy, creating an online service called Quantum Link (Q-Link for short) for the Commodore 64 in 1985 with programmer (and AOL co-founder) Marc Seriff. In 1988, Quantum began offering the AppleLink online service for Apple and PC Link for IBM compatible computers. In 1991 he changed the company name to America Online and merged the Apple and PC services under the AOL name; the new service reached 1 million subscribers by 1994, and Q-Link was terminated October 21 of that year.

AOL pioneered the concept of social media, as its focus from day one was on communication features such as chatrooms, instant messaging and forums. Case believed that the “killer app” was community — people interacting with each other — and that was the driver of much of AOL’s early success. By contrast, competitive services of the time such as Prodigy funded by IBM and Sears, focused on shopping, and CompuServe focused on being an information utility. AOL’s strategy was to make online services available and accessible to the mass market by making them affordable, easy to use, useful and fun. At a time when competing services like CompuServe were charging for each minute of access (which varied based on modem speeds and added extra charges for premium services), AOL priced its service at $19.95 per month for unlimited use of basic tier services beginning in 1996. Within three years, AOL’s userbase grew to 10 million, ultimately reaching 26.7 million subscribers at its peak in 2002.

Among many initiatives in the early years of AOL, Case personally championed many innovative online interactive titles and games, including graphical chat environments Habitat (1986) and Club Caribe (1989), the first online interactive fiction series QuantumLink Serial by Tracy Reed (1988), Quantum Space, the first fully automated Play by email game (1989), and the original Dungeons & Dragons title Neverwinter Nights, the first Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) to depict the adventure with graphics instead of text (1991).

After a decade of quick growth, AOL merged with media giant Time Warner in 2001, creating one of the world’s largest media, entertainment and communications companies. The $164 billion acquisition was completed in January 2001 but quickly ran into trouble as part of the dot-com recession, compounded by accounting scandals. Case announced his resignation as chairman in January 2003, although he remained on the company’s board of directors for almost three more years.

The failure of the AOL-Time Warner merger is the subject of a book by Nina Munk entitled Fools Rush In: Steve Case, Jerry Levin, and the Unmaking of AOL Time Warner (2005). A photo of Case and Time Warner’s Jerry Levin embracing at the announcement of the merger appears on the cover.

In 2005, Case wrote in The Washington Post that “It’s now my view that it would be best to ‘undo’ the merger by splitting Time Warner into several independent companies and allowing AOL to set off on its own path.”

Laura Bush announces a $60 million partnership between the U.S. Government and the Case Foundation at the Clinton Global Initiative conference in New York on September 20, 2006. With her, from left, are: Raymond Chambers, Chairman, MCJ and Amelier Foundations; former President Bill Clinton; and Jean Case and Steve Case.

Case resigned from the Time-Warner board of directors in October 2005, to spend more time working on Revolution LLC, an investment firm he founded in April 2005. Revolution and its related funds have invested in more than 40 companies. Revolution has committed to investing a majority of its capital outside Silicon Valley

He is also chairman of the Case Foundation, which he and his wife Jean Case created in 1997. In 2011, Steve and Jean Case, were honored as Citizens of the Year by the National Conference on Citizenship and interviewed by Stephanie Strom of The New York Times about their record of service and philanthropic endeavors.

Case was inducted into the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame in 2009. In 2011, he was appointed as a Citizen Regent of the Smithsonian Institution. Case was a co-chair of the Democracy Project at the Bipartisan Policy Center. In May 2014, Case received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Georgetown University.

Investments
Following his departure from AOL, Case founded Revolution LLC in 2005 with Donn Davis and Tige Savage. Early investments include Revolution Money, HelloWallet, AddThis, Zipcar, Living Social, and luxury travel club Exclusive Resorts. These last three were considered early bets on the new Web economy, and were early examples of what is now referred to as the ‘sharing economy.’ Zipcar went public in April 2011, earning a market valuation of more than $1 billion before being acquired by Avis Budget Group in January 2013.

Other exits include the purchase of Revolution Money by American Express in 2009 for $300 million, and on May 29, 2014 MorningStar announced plans to acquire HelloWallet for an undisclosed amount.

In 2011, Case, along with Ted Leonsis and Donn Davis, launched the $450 million Revolution Growth fund. The fund’s investments to date include Bigcommerce, CustomInk, Echo360, FedBid, Handy, Lolly Wolly Doodle, Optoro, Resonate, Revolution Foods, Sweetgreen, Sparefoot, Bedrock Manufacturing, LDiscovery, Interactions, Cava, DraftKings and Sportradar. In 2013, he launched the Revolution Ventures fund with Tige Savage and David Golden. Revolution Ventures has invested in BenchPrep, Booker, Busbud, Framebridge, Homesnap, Insikt, OrderUp, RunKeeper, MemberSuite, and PolicyGenius. Case has also invested directly in other companies, such as Kenyan solar provider M-kopa.

Case controls tens of thousands of acres of land in Hawaii, including a controlling interest in Maui Land & Pineapple Company, and Grove Farm, obtained in a highly controversial transaction which led to years of litigation by the farm’s previous owners.

Work with immigration reform
Case is an avid advocate for comprehensive immigration reform, arguing that easing restraints on immigration is necessary for America’s future entrepreneurial economy. He particularly emphasizes the impact that reform would have on recent engineering graduates and the tech sector.

Case contends that making it easier for foreign students educated in America to stay post graduation is vital to winning the war for talent, given the sheer high demand for engineers and entrepreneurs and current visa rules preventing tech companies from hiring the best foreign talent. He argues not only for reforming the H-1B visa program, but also implementing a Startup Visa program that welcomes immigrant entrepreneurs with proven ideas to launch their startups in the United States. Case traditionally has avoided politics, quietly building nonpartisan relationships with both Democrats and Republicans.

Fueled by concern that Donald Trump’s restrictive immigration policies would result in loss of jobs as many Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children he made an exception to remaining nonpartisan by endorsing Hillary Clinton for the 2016 presidency.

Family
His father, Daniel H. Case, is the founding partner of the Hawaiian law firm of Case Lombardi & Pettit. His mother Carol was an elementary school teacher. His parents had three other children: Carin, Dan and Jeff. His brother Dan died from brain cancer at the age of 44 in June 2002.

Case is a cousin of Ed Case, who served as a Hawaii congressman from 2002 through 2007 and since 2019.

In 1985, Case married Joanne Barker whom he had met while attending Williams College. The couple had three children and divorced in 1996. Two years later, in 1998, he married former AOL executive Jean Villanueva in a ceremony officiated by the Rev. Billy Graham.

Case donated $10 million to Punahou School to build a junior high school named after his parents. He is a Christian.

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“AARP has a strong history of leading innovation by changing the marketplace,” said Jo Ann Jenkins, CEO of AARP. “Our members are disrupting aging in a variety of ways and so is AARP. The AARP Innovation Fund is the next evolution of our ability to fulfill our social mission by making sure that the needs and interests of those 50-plus are well represented by products and companies.”

The AARP Innovation Fund will make direct investments in early- to late-stage stage companies developing innovative products in three healthcare related areas:

Aging at Home—The fund will encourage the development of products and services that leverage technology to enable older adults to continue living in their homes safely and affordably such as: home sensor activity tracking; hearing and vision health; mobility assistance; meal plan/delivery/cooking solutions; social communities; physical augmentation devices.

Convenience and Access to Healthcare—The fund will support the advancement of products and services that enable 50-plus consumers to adopt positive health behaviors that they welcome into their lives such as: telemedicine; consumer diagnostics; consumer care transparency tools.

Preventative Health—The fund will seek to expand the market for products and services that help 50-plus consumers prevent the onset of serious health conditions such as: diet and nutrition management; stress and emotion management/therapy; fitness apps and programs; integrated health engagement incentives; cognitive and brain health.

In addition to financial support, some companies receiving these investments will have access to AARP’s knowledge and distribution channels to help 50-plus consumers have the opportunity to benefit from these innovative products and services.

“We look forward to working with AARP on this fund that will invest in and support innovative companies creating solutions for the people in this powerful and growing key demographic and their families,” said Kathy Rosa, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager in J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s Private Equity Group. “Our knowledge of the market, combined with AARP’s expertise on the wants and needs of those 50-plus, is a powerful combination that will help the AARP Investment Fund invest in innovative companies in the consumer healthcare space.”

People 50-plus are online, connected and make use of technology that is intuitive and consumer friendly. They have tremendous buying power – responsible for at least $7.1 trillion in annual economic activity – a number that is expected to grow to $13.5 trillion by 2032. Companies working with the AARP fund have a great opportunity to grow the double bottom line: They can increase revenue and improve the lives of Americans as they age.

Jenkins concluded: “The Innovation Fund showcases AARP’s ability to generate bigger, bolder solutions that will disrupt aging, increase our impact on and drive relevance for the 50-plus population.” B-roll/video about the AARP Innovation Fund can be found here: https://vimeo.com/aarpbroadcast/review/140975010/c07b26a4df.

If you have a relevant product/company that we should consider for the AARP Innovation Fund, please click on this link: AARP Innovation Fund.

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About AARP
AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, with a membership of nearly 38 million, that helps people turn their goals and dreams into real possibilities, strengthens communities and fights for the issues that matter most to families such as healthcare, employment and income security, retirement planning, affordable utilities and protection from financial abuse. We advocate for individuals in the marketplace by selecting products and services of high quality and value to carry the AARP name as well as help our members obtain discounts on a wide range of products, travel, and services. AARP does not endorse candidates for public office or make contributions to political campaigns or candidates. The AARP Foundation is an affiliated charity that provides security, protection, and empowerment to older persons in need with support from thousands of volunteers, donors, and sponsors. AARP has staffed offices in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Learn more atwww.aarp.org.
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About J.P. Morgan Asset Management
J.P. Morgan Asset Management, with assets under management of $1.8 trillion, is a global leader in investment management. J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s clients include institutions, retail investors and high net worth individuals in every major market throughout the world. J.P. Morgan Asset Management offers global investment management in equities, fixed income, real estate, hedge funds, private equity and liquidity. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), the parent company of J.P. Morgan Asset Management, is a leading global asset management firm with assets of approximately $2.4 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. Information about JPMorgan Chase & Co. is available atwww.jpmorganchase.com.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management is the marketing name for the asset management businesses of JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates worldwide.

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