Deng Feng, Senior Partner of Northern Lights Venture Capital Fund

Deng Feng, senior partner of Northern Lights Venture Capital Fund, holds a master's degree in computer engineering from the University of Southern California, a master's degree in electronic engineering from Tsinghua University, and an MBA from Wharton Business School. From 65438 to 0997, Deng Feng and his friends Ke Yan and Xie Qing founded Netscreen Technology Company, making it one of the leading network security equipment providers in the world. 200 1 screen is listed on Nasdaq. NetScreen was acquired by Juniper Networks for $4 billion in 2004. Before founding Netscreen, Deng Feng worked for Intel.

In 2005, Deng Feng and Ke Yan set up the Northern Lights Venture Capital Fund, which concentrated on investing in enterprises with TMT-related China strategy, and successively invested in Zhuhai Moment, Spreadtrum Communications, Red Kids and Lily.com, a well-known online matchmaking service. Deng Feng himself also participated in more than a dozen start-ups as an angel investor.

Lei Jun, CEO and President of Kingsoft, founder of Joyo.com.

Lei Jun Jinshan Software CEO and President, founder of Joyo. 1969 was born in Xiantao, Hubei Province, 199 1 graduated from the computer department of Wuhan University, 1992 joined Jinshan, 1994 became the general manager of Beijing Jinshan, and 200 1 became the president of Jinshan. Since the beginning of 2003, he has been the CEO and concurrently of Jinshan. In 2000, Joyo was founded and served as the chairman. In 2004, Joyo was acquired by Amazon. After selling Joyo.com, I cashed in tens of millions of yuan.

Lei Jun is an active angel investor in the industry. In 2005, he invested in MyNet, founded by outstanding old people, and engaged in virtual goods trading. In the same year, we also invested in Duowan.com and Doggie.com founded by Li Xueling, former editor-in-chief of Netease. The company recently received $3 million in venture capital. It is said that another 3G portal invested by Lei Jun is now the top three in the industry.

Liu Xiaosong, founder and CEO of A8

Founder and CEO of A8. 1980 studied in Hunan university, 1984 received a master's degree in engineering from the electric power academy, and 199 1 year studied in Tsinghua University for a doctorate. In-depth research in the fields of power system precision measurement, computer vision, artificial neuron theory, etc., and achieved outstanding results. Member of the Committee of Scientific, Technical and Economic Experts; Senior member of China Electronic Engineering Society; Vice President of Shenzhen High-tech Association. Deputy Director of Internet Copyright Alliance of Internet Society of China Industry Self-discipline Working Committee.

Liu Xiaosong founded Xinlide System Co., Ltd. and A8 Music Group successively, and invested in Tencent, the Internet company with the largest market value and revenue in China. It can be seen that Liu Xiaosong is far-sighted. At present, A8 Music Group, which has raised tens of millions of dollars, is the most likely Internet company to take the lead in listing the concept of digital music in China. Liu Xiaosong's personal investment is also concentrated in the Internet field.

Qian Yongqiang, one of the founders of the New Oriental School.

Director of Qian Yongqiang New Oriental Education Technology Group, one of the founders of New Oriental School, and an education expert. Born in 1972. North china university of technology 1994 graduated, took GRE and GMAT courses in New Oriental, and worked as a broker in a futures company. 1997 Go to Yale University for MBA. In June 2000, he returned to China to set up New Oriental Education Online, and started distance education and online bookstore.

In recent years, Qian Yongqiang has focused on the information industry and made successful investments in wireless and Internet fields. In 2005, Li Andong Ye Wei, which he founded, was sold for $654.38 billion, and some Internet projects he is investing in are also very popular, such as jiayuan, the largest dating website in China, and I love card network.

Yang Ning, president of Airnet.

President of Yang Ning Airnet. Born in 1975, 1994 studied in the Department of Electrical Engineering of the University of Michigan, 1997 majored in electrical engineering of Stanford University, 1999 founded ChinaRen as the chief technology officer, and in 2000, after the merger of ChinaRen and Sohu, he became the technical vice president of Sohu Company. In 2002, he founded Airnet and served as the president. Skynet was fully profitable in June 5438+October 2003/KLOC-0.

The value of Yang Ning is equal to that of Zhou Yunfan. As angel investors, Yang Ning and Zhou Yunfan invested in yeeyoo.com. In 2006, Meetic.Com, the world's first listed dating website and the largest dating website in Europe, bought 70% shares of Yiyou.com for $20 million.

Shen Nanpeng, founding partner of Sequoia China.

Founding partner of Sequoia China. Graduated from Yale University with an MBA, and worked in international institutions such as Citigroup. 65438-0999 Ctrip.com was established by a joint venture with Liang Jianzhang, and Shen Nanpeng was the executive director and chief financial officer of Ctrip.com ... In August 2005, Shen Nanpeng left Ctrip to join Sequoia Capital and became the founding partner.

Before entering Sequoia, Shen Nanpeng was very active in the investment field. In 2002, companies that invested in Shen Nanpeng in their personal capacity included Focus Media, Goldwind Yiju, China Learning Network, chamate and Magma Digital.

Zhang Xiangning, Chairman and CEO of Tianxia Internet Technology Group

Chairman and CEO of Tianxia Internet Technology Group, former Chairman and CEO of Wang Wan, China, and now Vice Chairman of Wang Wan, China. 1972 was born in Beijing./kloc-0 was admitted to the physics department of Beijing Normal University at the age of 6, and dropped out of school two years later to start a business. 1993, earned the first1100,000 yuan in life; 1995, he and his brother Zhang Xiangdong founded Wang Wan, China, and launched the "Internet Domain Name Protection Campaign" for the first time in China; In 2000, he led Wang Wan to win two rounds of venture capital from IDG and Xinqiao. At the end of 2000, he left Wang Wan for his second venture and founded VeryE Company, which was reorganized into Tixa Group after obtaining venture capital again.

In recent years, Zhang Xiangning has set foot in the start-up enterprises in TMT field as an angel investor, and his investment projects include massive [url=] information [/url] in Tianjin and an OA software company in Shanghai.

Chairman of Shengyuming Group and Chairman of Rongshuo Technology Zhang

Zhang is currently the chairman of Shengyuming Group and Rongshuo Technology, specializing in providing start-up funds for entrepreneurs around Internet value-added services. 1977 graduated from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, and 1999 obtained a master's degree in information [url=] communication management from Norwegian Institute of Governance. In April 2003, he became the CEO and President of AsiaInfo Technology (China) Co., Ltd., and later served as the vice chairman. Prior to this, he became the executive vice president and CEO of Ericsson (China) Co., Ltd. in March 20001. Before joining Ericsson, Zhang worked in Beijing Long-distance Telecommunication Bureau, Beijing Telecommunication Administration Bureau and China International Telecommunication Construction Company.

In April 2005, Zhang left AsiaInfo and began to be active in the field of angel investment, focusing on location services, search engines and [url=] information [/url] entertainment. Together with Zeng Qiang, CEO of Shihuakai, Zhang successively invested in the reorganization of animation company Tianwei Yuanchuang, personally invested in Sheng Group and digital imaging manufacturer Rongshuo Technology, and regularly organized "angel investor salons" with friends.

Zhou Hongyi, chairman of Qihoo Company.

Zhou is now the chairman of Qihoo, known as "the first angel investor in China". 1970 Hubei native, graduated from the Department of Systems Engineering, School of Governance, Xi Jiaotong University, 1995 Master. After graduation, he worked for Founder Group, and served as deputy director of R&D center and general manager of business department. 1998 10 set up 372 1 company to build Chinese internet service. In June, 2004, Yahoo Investment10.20 billion USD acquired Hongkong 372 1 Company, and Zhou became the president of Yahoo China. Joined IDG in August 2005. In 2006, Zhou left and became a full-time angel investor.

At present, its investment in Qihoo has successfully obtained tens of millions of dollars in venture capital. Discuz, PHP community software ranks first at present! Zhou also voted. After investing in a number of startups, Zhou has been deeply involved in corporate governance.

Zhu Min, founder and president of WebEx.

Zhu Min, founder, president and CEO of WebEx, is a venture partner of NEA (Newen-Enterprise Associates), the largest well-known venture capital enterprise in the United States. NEA is one of the largest venture capital companies in America. The company manages 9 billion dollars and has invested in more than 500 high-tech companies so far. The total assets of listed companies in invested companies exceed $654.38+000 billion. Zhu Min 1982 graduated from Zhejiang Agricultural University. 65438-0984, Department of Industrial Governance, Zhejiang University, Ministry of Education. 65438-0985, Master of Engineering Economic System Department, Stanford University. 1989, Zhu Min founded FutureLabs, 1996, founded WebEx company.

In 2002, Zhu Min started his angel investment career around Zhejiang University in Hangzhou on the platform of Min's Lab. In 2003, Zhu Min became an angel investor in a company that researched and developed laser detection instruments in Hangzhou, and made huge profits.