Xiong Xiaoge is currently the global executive vice president of the International Data Group (IDG) and chairman of Greater China, and the founding partner of IDG Capital (former IDG Venture Capital Fund). In the three years prior to joining IDG in November 1991, Mr. Xiong Xiaoge was the executive editor of the Electronic Edition of the Electronic Guide, the Asian version of the Electronic Herald, and the Asian version of EDN. In June 1991, Mr. Xiong received the first prize of the best report of Meihua from the American American Association. In 1993, Xiong Xiaoge helped the founder and chairman of American International Data Group, Mr. McGovern, to create the “Pacific Risk Technology Fund” (now renamed IDG Capital) in China, becoming the first person to introduce Western technology venture capital practices into China. IDG Capital has become a leader in China's venture capital industry, investing in more than 300 outstanding startups, including Ctrip, Baidu, Sohu, Tencent, Kingdee, Home Inns, Hanting, etc. More than 70 companies have been publicly announced. Listing or mergers and acquisitions. In addition, he is responsible for other activities of the American International Data Group in the Asian region, including information technology publishing and conferences and exhibitions. Since the founding of the Sino-US joint venture "Computer World" magazine in Beijing in 1980, he has led more than 30 kinds of computer, electronic, communication and consumer newspapers and magazines jointly led by IDG China. Each year, we organize and co-organize nearly 20 internationally influential international electronic, computer and network, communication and other related exhibitions. In the fall of 1996, Mr. Xiong Xiaoge graduated from Harvard Business School's senior management class. In 1987, he received a master's degree in journalism and communication from Boston University. He then went to the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, co-organized by Tufts University and Harvard University, to pursue a postgraduate course in Asian Economics and International Business. In 1984, he entered the Department of Journalism of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. In 1982, he graduated from the Department of Foreign Languages of Hunan University. In 1998, Mr. Xiong Xiaoge was awarded the “Outstanding Alumni Award” by the School of Journalism and Communication of Boston University and was elected as the first Chinese executive director of the college for more than 50 years. In 2004, he also established two individual awards at the college – “Xiong Xiaoge News Life Achievement Award” and “Xiong Xiao Pig Asia Reporter of the Year”. The "Xiong Xiaoge News Lifetime Achievement Award" is the first professional award established by Chinese students in the United States as a major university. The first winner was Ted Koper, the famous ABC broadcaster. In the same year, he again won the Boston University "Outstanding Alumni Award." In 2005, the Boston University Board of Directors passed the vote and elected Mr. Xiong Xiaoge as a director. He became the first person to enter the mainstream US university as a school manager since the founding of New China. In 2013, he served as a non-executive director of WPP. Mr. Xiong Xiaoge is very concerned about the education of the motherland. In November 1995, he donated RMB 1 million to Hunan University to set up the “Xiong Xiaoge Scholarship”. It is the first person to set up a scholarship for Chinese students in China. Up to 2 million yuan. He also donated the "Xiong Xiaoge Gymnasium" to the alma mater and the swimming pool of Hunan University. The total donation has exceeded 10 million yuan.
