Rino Levesque is a former principal of a secondary school and a primary school in two Canadian provinces. Particularly at Coeur-Vaillant Primary School in Québec City, he conceived and implemented the Entrepreneurial community school (ECS) concept. It aims to develop from an early age an autonomous learning and conscious entrepreneurial culture to benefit the overall health of youth, families, partners and communities. Since 2001, the ECS concept has won several prestigious honours in Canada and internationally for its innovation in entrepreneurial education. Mr. Levesque received the 2004 Young Socially Responsible Business Leader in Quebec Award through the Montréal Chamber of Commerce.

Carlos Moncayo grew up in Ecuador, went to law school in the U.S., and studied Mandarin in China before starting ASIAM, an offshore manufacturing management company that specializes in the garment industry.

Carlos has been recently recognized as Asia's Best Young Entrepreneur by Businesweek. Based in Shanghai, ASIAM provides a competitive edge to private clothing brands in Latin America, which compete with big corporations in their respective local markets. Since its inception in 2004, ASIAM has facilitated interaction between buyers and suppliers, reducing problems associated with distance and cultural barriers and allowing international transactions to become as easy and secure as local transactions.

ASIAM was awarded 2009 Bizz Awards in the Inspiring Company and Entrepreneurial Company categories. In 2008, ASIAM handled $29 million on orders from different importers, and during these last five years, the company averaged yearly growth of 112% and helped more than 70 clients import products from more than 300 Chinese factories. Nowadays, Moncayo splits his time between China and South America.

In 2008, Carlos was admitted to Shanghai's China Europe International Business School, where he graduated on December 2009.

Sanjeev Rao is the Founder and CEO of Gateway to India, (G2i) a venture which helps accelerate success in Euro Indian partnerships. G2i, based in has worked on numerous projects in supporting Continental European Companies enter the Indian market and has supported them both in their operations and investments. Previous to G2i, which Sanjeev started two years ago, Sanjeev was with The Boston Consulting Group in Paris for three and a half years. He worked on many strategic, business development and change management assignments for major European Multinationals. After his Telecoms Engineering from Mangalore University, Sanjeev spent nine years with Alstom in the UK and France. Having started initially in the advanced research space, he quickly moved soon to International Business Development within one of the business units. During this time he also managed many transverse corporate projects in the areas of Quality and Customer Focus. He was also very active in supporting the transfer of technology and R&D exchange with India.