The management team of Global Capital Group

Members of Global Capital Group have rich experience in M&A, finance, investment and project development. The following is a brief introduction of the main members of the Group's global business: Charles Snyder-Mr. Snyder is the managing director of San Francisco Global Capital Group. He has engaged in a series of senior administrative work such as corporate finance, international banking and investment management, and has 30 years of rich experience in financing and investment of energy and infrastructure projects in the international market. He used to be the global head of PricewaterhouseCoopers securities transportation project, the financial director of Airport Group Int'l, the managing director of BA securities project financing department, the managing director of Bechtel investment company, the financial director and managing director of investment fund and international investment department. Mr Snyder graduated from the University of Michigan at ann arbor with a bachelor's degree and an MBA.

Mr Jeff renard-renard is the executive director of Los Angeles Global Capital Group, responsible for initiating and guiding financial consulting projects. Renard recently served as the head of PwC's securities project financing and privatization department. He has worked in American and international finance for more than 20 years and has accumulated rich experience, including consulting, arranging and paying for resource-limited project financing and leveraged mergers and acquisitions. Mr Reinard received a bachelor's degree in economics from UCLA, and then an MBA in finance and enterprise from the University of Southern California.

Mr. Song is currently the executive director of Global Capital Group and the president of Asia Pacific, leading the company's business development in China. He has over 15 years of rich experience and has held a series of senior management positions, including administrative and financial management. Mr. Song was born in China and went to the University of California from 65438 to 0985 to study for a doctorate. He has rich experience in public relations and property rights investment in Asia. Before joining Global Capital, he was engaged in initiating private equity funds, investing in construction projects, project feasibility analysis, project signing, project financing and development coordination in China. He participated in many projects (including SoftBaz, a high-tech and venture capital company in China, Shanghai and Shenzhen). ) and established good relations with the central and local governments in China. At the beginning of his career, he was one of the presidents and founders of J.S. Advanced Company. 1996 also founded Syscaching Corp, whose main business is system integration and internet business. His responsibilities include multi-faceted project investment and transnational investment.

Dr. Dennis Slav-Slav is a senior executive in the Asia-Pacific region. Dr. Slav has more than 30 years of practical experience in the fields of finance, marketing and sales, and development projects. He promoted the development of engineering, construction, energy and power plant projects, and also worked in high-tech companies. In addition, Dr. Slav has more than 10 years of experience as a financial supervisor, and his companies range from public enterprises to private enterprises, from hundreds of millions of companies to emerging enterprises. He has rich experience in enterprise financing and project financing, and has served as vice president and executive vice president of Bechtel, Fluor Daniel, Morrison and Knudsen, M W Kellogg and BigMachines. In the past few years, Dr. Slav mainly worked as a business consultant in China. Mainly assist companies such as Fulu Daniel, Infrastructure World and Dongfang Energy Company to develop their business in China. Dr Slav graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a bachelor's degree in electronic engineering, followed by a master's degree in business administration from the University of Pittsburgh and a doctorate in economics and finance from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Dennis Delong Crook-Mr Crook is a senior executive in the Middle East. He is a recognized expert in infrastructure financing, especially in the fields of energy, water and infrastructure development. He is one of the founders of CME International, which develops, finances and co-invests in energy and infrastructure projects on a global scale. He is in charge of Whittaker's business in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Increased the market share of 30 of Whittaker's 70 subsidiaries. During his 25-year international business career, Mr Crook has lived in four other countries besides the United States. In 2000 and 200 1 year, he was awarded the best performance award in the field of energy and finance by EIU. Mr. Crook graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Science in Business, and later obtained a master's degree from the Institute of Advanced International Studies of American University. Mr Crook is fluent in French and has a solid foundation in Arabic.

Gu Mingjie-Gu Mingjie is a senior assistant of Global Capital Group. From 65438 to 0995, Mr. Gu started his career with the Meis Pearson Bank in Geneva, Switzerland. His main responsibility is to help Swiss institutional investors, such as Nestle and ubs warburg, conduct private equity transactions. He successfully launched the Carlyle Partner II limited liability company with 500 million dollars and the Brazilian Par fund with 200 million dollars. From 65438 to 0997, Mr. Gu went to Beijing, China to set up a global customer desk on behalf of Amro Beijing to meet the financing needs of Amro multinational customers in China. During this period, the office was approved by the Central Bank of China to operate as a licensed branch. Famous transactions include participating in the Royal German Shell Oil Project, and then assisting China Beijing International Airport to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange through ABN Amro. From 65438 to 0999, Mr. Gu worked in ING Baring in London as an international assistant to the President of ING Baring. Mainly responsible for 1994 ING Beijing investment group established with Beijing municipal government, and as Baring's private equity partner in Hong Kong. From 65438 to 0996, Mr. Gu graduated from Cornell University and obtained a bachelor's degree from the Institute of Advanced International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. Later, Gu received an advanced degree in China Studies from Princeton University, during which he completed his studies at the China Research Center of the prestigious Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. Gu speaks and writes Mandarin fluently, and is proficient in French and German within his scope of work.