Larry Campbell
Publisher, SCMP.com
Larry Campbell is Publisher of SCMP.com, the South China Morning Post's new media division. A journalist for 15 years, Campbell made the transition from hot metal to what SCMP.com now sees as being  beyond Web publishing by developing an interest in technology early in his editorial career. He joined the Post in 1990 to help start the weekly Technology Post section and left the company to pursue his own Internet publishing interests in 1996. Among them were The Dataphile, Asia's first Internet magazine, and itdaily.com, one of the world's leading online technology news services. Campbell rejoined the Post to head up publishing operations at SCMP.com in October at an exciting time for a media organisation that has almost 100 years of history behind it.

Daniel Mao

Chief Operating Officer, SINA.com
Daniel Mao is Chief Operating Officer for SINA.com, the world's most visited Chinese portal and a leading Internet destination network for Chinese communities worldwide.  Before joining SINA.com, Daniel Mao served as vice president of Walden International Investment Group, overseeing investments in technology-based companies in the United States, China and Hong Kong.  He has served as a director for numerous companies in the areas of telecommunications, networking, software, Internet services and technology, semiconductors and medical equipment.
In his college years, Mao started up an enterprise software company. He holds a master's degree in Engineering Economic Systems from Stanford University and a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Jiaotong University in Shanghai, China.

Andrew Miller

Senior Vice President - Sales & Marketing, chinadotcom Corp.
As Chinadotcom's SVP of Sales & Marketing, Andrew Miller heads the North American Operations office of chinadotcom corporation and is responsible for overseeing all sales, marketing, and corporate development activities in the North American region. 
Combining solid management experience from prestigious leading edge companies such as Reuters, Dun & Bradstreet, and Thomson Financial, and hands on entrepreneurial expertise in several successful start-ups, Andrew brings to his current senior management position more than 15 years work experience in the information services market, with roles in sales, marketing, business & corporate development and general management.
For 5 years prior to 1999, Andrew was the managing director of First Call Asia Pacific, the real-time financial information division of Thomson Financial Services.  In this capacity, he established ground level business in the Asian region and surpassed sales revenue by over 300%.  Andrew also launched a highly successful regional Web-based business strategy across 10 major Asian markets, and thereby positioned the Company as the industry leader in Asia.
As the regional business development manager for Reuters, Andrew designed and implemented the company. s corporate development program focusing on China. s emerging financial markets.
Andrew also worked at Dun & Bradstreet Software, where he was responsible for the planning and management of the company. s value-added re-seller operations throughout Asia.
As the general manager for a boutique Asian direct investment firm, Andrew launched new joint venture companies in Asia for Interleaf Inc., On-Line Software Inc., and Gartner Group Inc.
Andrew received his MBA in International Management in 1986 from the Monterey Institute of International Studies and a BA from Lewis and Clark College in 1984.
Having spent over 15 years in Asia, Andrew has traveled to nearly every corner of China and speaks several Chinese dialects. He brings an exciting global perspective to Asian emerging technologies and many e-Business and internet discussions.






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