Kevin Chou currently serves as the CEO of the AIHPC Accelerator at Taiwan Web Service Corporation (ASUS Group). In this role, he is dedicated to fostering AI startups, promoting innovative AI applications, and developing business opportunities.
Also, He was the incubation consultant for the "2025 Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Incubation Institution Development Project" under the the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA).
The project director for the "2023-2024 Small and Medium and Startup Enterprise Incubation Institution Development Project - Enterprise Accelerator" under the SMESA.
The 8th Term Committee Member of the " Project of Subsidies & Incentives For Taipei Industry " at Department of Economic Development, Taipei City Government.
The Consultant for the "Taipei Startup Cradle Venture Capital Promotion and Counseling Project." at Department of Economic Development, Taipei City Government.
The Convener of the "Digital Innovation Research Group" at the Importers and Exporters Association of Taipei (IEAT).
His professional expertise spans Generative AI, AIoT, AIGC, and cloud application technologies. He excels at integrating business models, market strategies, and the innovative development of AI Accelerators.

Edgar Chiu is the Co-founder and Managing Partner of SparkLabs Taiwan, a leading accelerator and early-stage venture fund focused on AI and digital innovation. Under his leadership, SparkLabs has become a launchpad for startups expanding into international markets, offering capital, mentorship, and strategic connections across the U.S., Japan, and Southeast Asia. The program hosts Taiwan’s largest Demo Day, attracting over 400 global investors.
Previously, Edgar was the founding COO of Gogolook, creator of the Whoscall app, which NAVER acquired and later listed on the TWSE (6902). He led the company’s expansion across Asia and globally, gaining hands-on experience in seed-stage fundraising and cross-border operations.
A key contributor to Taiwan’s innovation ecosystem, Edgar advises startups on capital strategy, product-market fit, and international growth. His vision is to help early-stage founders scale globally, faster and with greater ease, reflecting his ongoing commitment to empowering local entrepreneurs for global success.
Edgar holds a degree in Quantitative Finance from National Tsing Hua University and is an alumnus of the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

In 1996, at the age of 31, Andy Chiu founded TOP TAIWAN Venture Capital, becoming the youngest venture capital executive in Taiwan at the time. Over the past three decades, he has been deeply involved in Taiwan’s optoelectronics industry, IC design companies, key electronic component sectors, and growth-oriented traditional industries. He has invested in over 500 companies, helping many domestic enterprises achieve successful startups.
He currently serves as the chairman of the Taiwan Venture Capital Association, and as a board member of Elan Microelectronics, DEPO Auto Lamps, AMICCOM, and AVATACK.

Arthur is a Managing Partner at BeyondBio Venture Capital, where he leads investments in medical technology startups across the United States and Greater China. He also supports portfolio companies in expanding into international markets. As a researcher in the Biodesign Global Faculty Program at Stanford University and a distinguished professor at Tohoku University School of Medicine in Japan, Arthur is commit-ted to advancing medical device innovation and education. He holds an Executive MBA from Columbia Business School and London Business School, and is also an investor in the Rookie Fund, focusing on impact investments.

Fiona Chen, with a longstanding dedication to startup counseling and assisting in growth promotion, has significantly integrated multimedia design industry clusters, thereby creating opportunities for emerging technologies and market applications. With expertise in integrated marketing, Fiona Chen has played a pivotal role in establishing and developing the brands and products of several overseas tech startups in the Greater China region, as well as expanding their international markets. Now as the CEO of the Entrepreneur Co-Creation Platform Foundation, Fiona Chen manages the AAMA Taipei Cradle Program which empowers growth-stage entrepreneurs through collaborative learning and co-creation initiatives by fostering innovation and connecting entrepreneurial resources. Assist startups entering new markets with brand launch marketing and operations.

In 2016, Shu-Min Chao leveraged her financial expertise and hands-on experience to assume the roles of CFO and COO at J&V Energy. As the company prepared for its IPO through organizational restructuring, she was appointed CEO in 2021. In this capacity, she led the development of robust management systems and oversaw the group’s organizational, operational, and financial functions. Under her leadership, J&V Energy embraced innovation, cross-industry collaboration, and a deeper commitment to corporate social responsibility, evolving into a comprehensive renewable energy service brand.
Chao also holds an SDCMM Sustainable Carbon Management certification, guiding the company toward global sustainability standards and ushering in a new era of zero-carbon development.

technology sector, facilitating strategic collaborations between startups and corporations, and accelerating startup growth. Recognized as the pioneer in Cloud Application Innovation and Accelerated Startup in Taiwan she brings over two decades of experience in technology product development and international marketing, successfully promoting innovative solutions in more than 30 countries worldwide.
Currently, she leads StarFab, Taiwan’s foremost industry-driven accelerator. Under her leadership, StarFab focuses on integrating cutting-edge technologies—including artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, big data, and cybersecurity—into Taiwan’s core industries such as semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and smart cities.
StarFab has facilitated collaborative innovation between nearly 200 startups and leading enterprises, resulting in over NT$5.4 billion in capital raised. With a startup survival rate approaching 90% over the past decade, StarFab has become a premier platform for corporate–startup co-creation and a critical launchpad for Taiwanese startups seeking global expansion.

Ms. Angie Wei currently serves as the Senior Vice President of the CDIB Capital Innovation Advisors and CDIB Capital Management. Ms. Angie Wei graduated with a Bachelor's degree in International Business from National Taiwan University and holds an MBA from the Smith School of Business, University of Maryland. She previously worked as an Assistant Manager in the Capital Markets Department at KGI Securities, where she assisted domestic and international companies in applying for IPO listings and securing SPO financing. In 2015, she participated in the establishment of the CDIB Capital Innovation Fund, focusing on early-stage investments in internet-related startups in Taiwan and overseas. In 2024, she was involved in raising funds and investing in CDIB Cross Border Innovation Fund between Taiwan and Japan. Her main areas of expertise include deal sourcing, investment evaluation, and post-investment management. She currently serves as a director for various companies, including PressPlay, 4gamers, Achieve Made, and Asia Parents.