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Zhang Xin: On the Return to China,New
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On January 11th, 2005, Klaus Schwab, Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, released the names of the first 237 young leaders who have been selected and have accepted to take part in The Forum of Young Global Leaders, working in close cooperation with the World Economic Forum. Among the Young Global Leaders are illustrious names like Sergey Brin, cofounder of Google, and Stelios HajiIoannou, Chairman of easyGroup, one of Europe's largest lowcost air carriers.One of the 49 Asian Young Global Leaders was Zhang Xin, cofounder and coCEO of SOHO China, the Beijingbased realestate developer. For Zhang, it's a long way from a rural village mired in poverty in China's Henan province, where she spent part of her childhood. At SOHO China, Zhang develops largescale, avantgarde real estate projects, including SOHO New Town, Commune by the Great Wall and Jianwai SOHO in Beijing and Boao Canal Village on Hainan Island. SOHO shot to fame in 2002 when Commune by the Great Wall won a prize at the prestigious Venice Biennale. Established in 1895, Venice Biennale is the world's most important critical forum for contemporary visual art. Zhang became the first nonarchitect to receive the reward and was lauded for her 'bold personal initiative'. 'Personal initiative' is largely the main reason that piqued our interest in Zhang, a former investment banker at Goldman Sachs in New York. But her story is more than a ragstoriches one. In a larger sense, Zhang represents a new breed of Chinese entrepreneurs, who are welleducated, honed their business and management skills in the West before returning home. They're forward looking, selfconfident, and savvy. More important, they have enormous drive.
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