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Gareth C.C. Chang brings more than thirty years of experience to his Advisory Board post. Mr. Chang has developed international businesses in high technology, ranging from aerospace and telecommunications, to digital technology and multi-media content creation for Internet and television broadcast. Mr. Change has been named one of the 125 Thinkers of the World by Fortune Magazine.Formal Chairman a of STAR TV Group, which reaches more than 300 million viewers Executive Director of News Corporation, Director of Board of Apple, Life Adviser of Nike. President of Hughes Electronics Corporation and President of Hughes Electronics International.President of DirecTV International, Executive Chairman of DIRECTV JapanChairman of Hughes-JVC Technology.Chang held various senior executive positions with McDonnell Douglas, Xerox Corp. and Honeywell Corp. Mr. Chang is currently Chairman and the managing partner of GC3 and Associates International LLC, a private investment and consulting company. He is also the Executive Chairman of Click2Asia.com and Chairman/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of PingPong.com, two Internet ventures dedicated to the Asian culture. Mr. Chang has made considerable contributions in business, science and community affairs and is the recipient of many awards in recognition of his outstanding achievements, including the first International Aerospace Cooperation Award by the AIAA; International Citizen of the Year by the state of California; Outstanding Personality by the Organization of Chinese Americans. Mr. Chang holds a BA in Mathematics/Physics and a MBA from Pepperdine University, and a (Honorary) Doctor of Science from California State University at Fullerton. He is currently a Visiting Professor at Tsinghua University in Beijing and Honorary Professor at the Beijing Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Mr. Chang serves on the advisory boards of the UCLA School of Public Policy and the John Hopkins-Nanjing University Center for Chinese Studies, as well as the National Committee for U.S. - China relations. He is also a member of the Committee of 100, Pacific Council, Atlantic Council. Mr. Chang is currently a Visiting Professor at the Tsinghua University in Beijing and on the board of advisors for the UCLA School of Public Policy. | 