BAI capital

Annabelle Yu Long, an engineer, ex-TV host and Stanford MBA, bridged Bertelsmann and China's venture scene and runs nine-day Mexico expansion trips with cabinet and industry meetings as a playbook.

Will Wang won a 2012 Bertelsmann talent contest that launched his VC career; he became Partner, a primary public representative, and focuses on next‑generation networks across consumer internet, fintech, hardware.

Will Wang is a partner at BAI Capital who invests in next-generation networks across media, finance, and electronics. He has led investments and overseen management of more than 100 portfolio companies, including publicly listed entities such as Keep, Dingdong Fresh, and DeepExi Tech, as well as blockchain projects including Taiko, Peaq, and Merlin. Wang contributes as a columnist to 36kr and Caixin.

William Zhao rose from VP to partner in a decade, focusing on cross-border fintech, enterprise services and industrial tech, with a University of Waterloo technical background, named 2020 Emerging Leader.

Yijing Song is an operator-turned-investor with deep consumer internet and data-driven platform experience, Vanderbilt-educated and Shanghai-based, fluent in Chinese and global business, bridging consumer companies between China and international markets.

Amy Zhao leads Openspace's Web3 strategy, Ocular, and sits on both the Ocular Web3 Investment Committee and the firm's Executive Committee. She has invested in crypto assets since 2017 (venture and hedge funds, DeFi/gaming/L1-L2 tokens, early projects and NFTs), previously led Investor Relations at Openspace, and held roles at Dymon Asia Capital and Cambridge Associates.

Joined Deloitte Tohmatsu Financial Advisory in 2019, working on M&A advisory and equity valuation primarily in the financial sector. Joined Incubate Fund in 2022 as an associate, sourcing new investments and supporting portfolio company value creation. Graduated from Kyoto University's Faculty of Economics.

John Farrell is a venture partner expanding into Mexico and the Americas while leading a Mexico-focused fund, bridging Chinese capital and Latin American startups with local investing experience.

Wenyi Cai, Chinese-born founder of one of Latin America's first venture studios, bridges China and LatAm ecosystems and uses philosophical, art-thinking, and narrative-design frameworks to sharpen founders' long-term storytelling.