Liu Huiyong, born in Jiutai, Jilin Province, now is the vice president of China Investment Society, standing director of China Finance Society and Chinese Society for Urban Studies, and part-time professor of Renmin University and Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. He used to be secretary general of Chinese Society for Urban Studies, director of Investment Research Institute of China Construction Bank, and director of the editing dept. of Investment Research.
His representative academic views include: As long as labor and material resources could support, the quicker the economic construction develops, the better the results will be; to develop public projects and public welfare establishments, public debts could be issued according to demands; China’s investment in infrastructure construction remains short compared to its high demand, and the key problem of investment lies not on total amount but on structure; the right strategic direction for lowering investment rate is to increase consumption but not to decrease investment, and the effective measure is to substantially enhance the income of low-income classes by straighten up the distribution system.
He has published over ten books, including On Investment Scale, Macro Investment, About Prices, Riddle of Stock Price, On Depreciation, and Mathematics in Economic Research, as well as over 200 papers on macro economy and investment and financing theory and policy.

Jackie Bullimore joined the DME as Chief Customer Relations Officer in September 2008. With significant experience in marketing for leading energy and commodities trading organisations to her role at the DME, Jackie is responsible for managing the DME's relationships with over 70 blue-chip members and customers, including some of the world's leading financial institutions and energy trading firms.
Prior to joining the DME, Ms. Bullimore's experience included eight years at the International Petroleum Exchange, where she was most recently the Head of Oil Markets responsible for the development and implementation of international marketing strategies.
During her career, she has interfaced with industry leaders across key financial centres around the world, developing a unique insight in to these critical markets where the DME has a rapidly growing customer base. Prior to working with IPE, she spent more than a decade working for BP, where she held a number of financial and marketing roles across the company's global operations.