Markus Maria Mosen, born in 1959 in Germany, holds his master's degree from the University of Cologne, Germany. From 1992 to 1998, he served as senior analyst and manager of Strategy and Business Development department of Siemens, Germany. From 1999 to 2007,he was Vice President of Infineon Technologies. From 2007 to 2015, he was VP of NXP Semiconductors Ltd. Since 2016, he has been the general manager of WeEn Semiconductor. Mr. Markus has participated in and witnessed the major milestone of the global semiconductor industry. His rich experience and diversified international perspective make him have strong foresight and execution ability in the fields of enterprise management and industrial investment and he has made outstanding contributions to promoting the development of the global intelligent manufacturing industry.

Mr. Min Chen is the Vice President Technical Field Operations of Cadence, fully responsible for the technical operation of Cadence in the Asia-Pacific region, and leads the technical team to support industry customers and industrial development in the Asia-Pacific region. Min Chen joined Cadence in 2012 and successively held senior management positions such as Cadence China Technical Senior Director and AP Technical Senior Group Director. Adhering to the concept of customer first, he is committed to building a service system of quality first and customer first, providing high-quality service and support for every customer, which has been highly recognized by the industry. Mr. Min Chen graduated from Tsinghua University and has rich experience in Semiconductor and EDA industry for nearly 30 years. Before joining Cadence, he worked in Magma Design Automation and Beijing Institute of Microelectronics Technology.

Hongyu Wang was appointed as regional president Asia Pacific of Bosch Sensortec in July 2020. He has been in the sensor and semiconductor industry for nearly 17 years. Hongyu joined the Bosch Group in 2006 and held various positions across various business units and regions. His Bosch career started at Bosch Central Research Institute in Stuttgart. As a scientific research engineer, he was mainly responsible for the development and design of sensor-related digital signal processing hardware and algorithms. In 2009, he transferred to Bosch Automotive in Suzhou as the electronic system development manager. Since 2010, he joined Bosch Sensortec in Shanghai as ASIC project manager and department head. At the beginning of 2018, he joined BSH Home Appliances in Nanjing and was responsible for electronic system and software development. He was appointed as the head of BSH Home Appliances Global Electronics and Motors Division for Greater China region at the end of 2019. Wang Hongyu obtained his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Zhejiang University, China and master's degree in electronic information technology from the University of Stuttgart, Germany.

Daniel Cooley serves as Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President Technology and Product Development, where he is responsible for the company’s overall research and development strategy and execution. Cooley is a respected IoT industry visionary and has been instrumental in building the unmatched breadth and depth of the company’s wireless connectivity portfolio. Previously, Daniel served as Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, where he led Silicon Labs’ overall strategy, corporate development, M&A, emerging markets, and security. Prior to that, Daniel led Silicon Labs’ IoT business as Senior Vice President and General Manager. Since 2005, Cooley has served in a variety of engineering and business leadership positions at Silicon Labs in the US, Asia and Europe. He has an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin and holds four patents in radio and low-power technology. Daniel currently serves on the board of directors for the Thinkery, Texas 4000, and the Austin Symphony Orchestra.

Nitin Dahad is Editor in Chief of embedded.com, as well as a correspondent for EE Times. An electronic engineering graduate from City University, he’s been an engineer, journalist and entrepreneur. He was part of ARC International’s startup team and took it public, and he co-founded a publication called The Chilli in the early 2000s. Nitin has also worked with National Semiconductor, GEC Plessey Semiconductors, Dialog Semiconductor, Marconi Instruments, Coresonic, Center for Integrated Photonics, IDENT Technology and Jennic. Nitin also held a role with government promoting U.K. technology globally in the U.S., Brazil, Middle East and Africa, and India. 

Lei Chen graduated from Wuhan University of technology, who has more than 20 years of experience in sales and product market in the semiconductor industry. He has a keen industry thinking. He has held important positions in many semiconductor enterprises and achieved good results. He has successively served in STMicroelectronics, Freescale™ Semiconductor, Western digital and Macronix. He have made achievements in NOR flash market promotion, MCU product definition and storage market development. In 2019, he joined Dosilicon and led the team to build the memory ecosystem at home and abroad. With many years of experience, he led the team to explore the product market and bring Dosilicon's storage products into a wider field.