Legendary Chinese Investor in Barcelona
By the time Gang Wang left Alibaba in 2012 he had made a good career at the company, rising through the ranks over his 11 year tenure, running teams and business lines and putting some money aside.
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By the time Gang Wang left Alibaba in 2012 he had made a good career at the company, rising through the ranks over his 11 year tenure, running teams and business lines and putting some money aside.
Then, Didi Dache was born. His subordinate, Mr. Cheng Wei, started to run the firm, and Gang Wang put in most of the seed capital needed for the first taxi app. Today this ride-sharing platform is worth $50 billion and Gang Wang became one of China’s most successful and active angel investors.
He starts his public lecture at around 20:30, promising to make a short introduction and take five questions. After such a statement a speaker could be out of the building in 5 minutes. But, after spending a minute or two on the introduction he answers those half-a-dozen questions for two hours. Delving not only into business strategies, but also into his meditation practices, Alibaba business culture, and on the future of robots and AI.
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