Company News – Our founder, Prof. Xiaolan Fu, attended the World Economic Forum’s 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as Summer Davos, held in Tianjin, China, from 27-29 June. Her speech at this forum was reported by major media outlets, including Xinhua News Agency.

Prof. Fu delivered a speech on “Horizon Scan: China Future Trends” at the World Economic Forum’s Strategic Intelligence platform session. She shared her predictions and insights on the most crucial emerging trends in sustainability, innovation, and society emerging from China, along with their global implications. Prof. Fu emphasized that innovation and modernization will be the main driving forces behind the next wave of growth in the Chinese economy.The Strategic Intelligence platform by the World Economic Forum is engineered to enhance understanding of complex forces driving transformational changes, featuring Artificial Intelligence as one of its key topics.

In addition, Prof. Fu participated in the “Pundits, Professors, and Their Predictions” session. She shared her perspectives on the mutual influence between technology and global change with other leading global thought leaders. Discover more about the 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champion here.

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About OxValue.AI
OxValue.AI is a technology spin-off company from the University of Oxford that provides an efficient and practical set of industry tools for technology and startup valuation. It offers a differentiated approach to valuation using a methodology developed by senior academics for more than eight years. A novel theoretical framework is combined with machine learning, and uses proprietary samples of around 20 years of global data to produce fast, accurate and objective assessments of a technology’s worth.
 
 
About Professor Xiaolan Fu
Professor Xiaolan Fu, founder of OxValue.AI, is a Professor of Technology and International Development at the University of Oxford, a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, and the Founding Director of the Technology and Management Centre for Development (TMCD).
 
She has authored several books and received awards for her research on innovation, technology policy, and management. Her research interests include valuation, knowledge transfer, inclusive development, and green innovation. She was appointed by the Secretary-General to the Governing Council of the Technology Bank of the United Nations.