Daming is known as ‘Stephen Hawking of China’ who was diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) and survived 11 major surgeries. He is the first Chinese to study abroad on the wheelchair as an undergraduate who earned the bachelor's degree in Psychology and the title of "International Honorary Alumni of the Year" from the University of Manchester. Daming is the author of a 175,000-word autobiography “Mingyun Zhishang, or Beyond the Destiny”, the youngest author in China to have a book published through People’s Publishing House – one of China’s largest publishing companies who has won 12 national level literary awards and received 2 rewards in the Great Hall of People. Daming was invited to speak on Chinese national TV headline show “Voice of Youth” produced by China Central Television(CCTV); nominated as the only candidate of Gansu Province to attend “People who Moved China”. Now he is the first Chinese entrepreneur on the wheelchair to found a start-up after receiving an overseas degree.

Daming is the first Chinese to study abroad on the wheelchair as an undergraduate who earned the bachelor's degree in Psychology and the title of "International Honorary Alumni of the Year" from the University of Manchester.

Joseph is a GMBA alumna, Vice President of Tosee Learning Alliance, used-to-be China Country Manager of the Institution of Engineering and Technology(IET) ，Business Development Director China of HEC Paris, Senior Project Officer of the British Council, advocator of programmes for public good and equal opportunities & diversity

Joseph will share ahout: 1. Enjoy the balance of charity and professional Work; 2. Enjoy meaningful socials and inner peace from charity work; 3. Embody charity work in your everyday life

Regional Manager-North China, CPA Australia, responsible for the strategic planning, business development and public relations. She was the Head of Education Policy Projects, the British Council China, and experienced in managing large scale, multi-strand education, social development and legal & Judicial programmes across China.

Mavis will share ahout: 1. Doing charity is not beyond reach; 2. Doing charity is cool; 3. Doing charity can involve business models and even win investment; 4. Never forget why you started