Haiyan Wang

Haiyan Wang is managing partner of the China India Institute, a research and advisory organization with a particular focus on the emergence of global markets, especially China and India. Alongside her role at the institute, she has also been an adjunct professor of strategy at INSEAD, contributing to the academic discourse on international business.

Wang writes regularly for the Harvard Business Review and has been a columnist for BusinessWeek. She is the co-author of notable books including "The Quest for Global Dominance," "Getting China and India Right," and "The Silk Road Rediscovered." "Getting China and India Right" was awarded the 2009 Axiom Book Awards’ Silver Prize, highlighting its significance in the field of globalization and international business.

Her expert analyses and opinions are frequently featured in esteemed publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and BusinessWeek. Wang’s insights are also sought in media interviews with CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, and Fox Business, among others. As a distinguished speaker, she has presented at major global forums including Summer Davos, TEDx, and Economist events, discussing topics from global strategy to the economic implications of digital globalization.

Wang’s extensive experience spans over two decades of consulting for and managing multinational business operations across various sectors in both China and the United States. She addresses critical global business issues in her talks, such as the economic rise of Asia, its impact on global markets, and the strategic approaches businesses must adopt in a multipolar world.