Yuelin T Yang
Senior Advisor to PPI; Chief Stewardship and Wellbeing Governance Officer, IMC PAA
Mr. Yang was appointed as the newest Senior Advisor to Pacific Pension & Investment Institute (PPI) whose membership of senior investment professionals represents 17 countries, some of the largest asset owners (public pensions and sovereign wealth funds) and asset managers worldwide and collectively more than 25 trillion USD in assets. More recently, he was appointed to the standing Program Committee of PPI which advises the PPI board and management team.
He is active in the area of governance in Asia through his involvement on the Council at Asia Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) in Hong Kong, the Advisory Council at NUS Business School’s Centre of Governance and Sustainability, and as an independent director at Verlinvest Asia (family investment firm for one of the AB InBev families). He previously served on the Global Family Advisory Council of Family Office Exchange and has spoken worldwide on family business, family offices and their governance (from 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5L412dRu4Q ).
As the Chief Stewardship and Wellbeing Governance Officer for IMCPAA, his role integrates his over 35 years' experience in C-Suite operational and P&L roles, legal, finance, corporate development, managing joint ventures with NYSE and TSE listed partners, corporate governance, family businesses and family offices. He has extensive knowledge of institutional investors and family offices through his active involvement at ACGA (whose investor members manage over $40 trillion), PPI, Verlinvest Asia and previously at Family Business Network and Family Office Exchange.
Concurrently, Mr. Yang is Deputy Group Managing Director of IMC Industrial Group and Group Managing Director of Unithai.
Mr. Yang has been with IMC since 1995 and has held various senior appointments. Prior to joining IMC, Mr. Yang was a member of Office of the Chairman Stan Shih and Associate General Counsel at Acer Computers in San Jose, California and Taipei, Taiwan. He started his career practicing law in Silicon Valley at the Cooley Godward and Brobeck Phleger law firms.
Mr. Yang received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University and a JD from Stanford Law School.
