Michael Zhang is co-founder and CEO of deciqAI, a proactive AI platform for high-stakes decisions — starting with university admissions and extending across the pivotal moments that shape careers and lives.

Thirty years across founding and growth-stage partnerships, venture capital (former co-founder of Linear Capital), Alibaba, JD.com, Accenture, and Walmart. Now building the decision infrastructure that most families never had access to.

At JD.com, as VP, he drove a sevenfold revenue increase within a single year. At Alibaba's Tmall, as Senior Director, he led a team overseeing tens of thousands of merchants and billions in GMV. At Accenture China, he participated in cross-border M&A integration and multiple strategic engagements. Earlier, at Walmart China, he built several merchandising departments from the ground up.

Dedicated to entrepreneurship and education, he currently serves as Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the HKUST Shanghai Center.

Michael holds an MBA in Corporate Strategy & Economic Policy from Maastricht School of Management, Netherlands.

Brad Ju is co-founder and CTO of deciqAI, a proactive AI platform for high-stakes decisions — building the AI infrastructure that turns scattered real-world data into expert-level, decision-ready intelligence.

A decade across leading Silicon Valley engineering teams — Instacart, Caper, Yelp, Oracle — and prior co-founder of TheP.AI. Now building the decision-grade AI infrastructure that ordinary users and small businesses never had access to.

At Instacart, he rebuilt the shopper onboarding funnel, cutting screening time by 90%. At Caper (an Instacart subsidiary), he architected a real-time inventory sync system that hit 99.9% accuracy across 1.2M+ SKUs. At Yelp, he designed the personalized notification system that scaled to 20M weekly pushes. At Oracle, he built scheduling systems for healthcare providers.

As co-founder of TheP.AI, an AI video engine, his work delivered up to 300% GMV lift for client campaigns. His teams have earned the Excellence Award at the NVIDIA Hackathon.

A long-time bridge between deep engineering and business decision-making, Brad has served as a GLG expert advisor for 5+ years.

M.S. in Computer Engineering, The Ohio State University.