Jonathan Xu
Deputy General Manager – Commercial Director of Benelux Chamber of Commerce in ChinaJonathan Xu is a dynamic intercultural professional who has built a robust network across the Benelux-China business landscape. As Deputy General Manager and Commercial Director at the Benelux Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, he plays a central role in strengthening business ties between European companies; particularly from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, and key stakeholders in East China.
His role places him at the intersection of government affairs, corporate engagement, and strategic partnership building, enabling him to maintain close working relationships with multinational corporations, SMEs, diplomatic missions, and Chinese authorities alike. Notably, Jonathan serves as a key liaison between the Consulate General of Belgium in Shanghai and the business community and has been instrumental in organizing high-level events and delegations, further expanding his influence and outreach in both public and private sectors.
With a proven track record of driving membership growth and enhancing revenue through targeted marketing and business development projects, Jonathan has consistently demonstrated the ability to turn strategic partnerships into tangible results. He personally oversees a portfolio of over 50 corporate members, fostering long-term relationships built on mutual value creation. From launching new branding strategies and spearheading the Intern2China program to orchestrating major diplomatic events and corporate roundtables, Jonathan has established himself as a connector, someone who not only opens doors but ensures meaningful, lasting collaborations between stakeholders across continents. His multicultural background, multilingual fluency, and entrepreneurial mindset make him a go-to contact for those seeking to navigate and thrive within the China-Benelux business corridor.
Bo Wen Zhang
Principal Architect at Wuyang Architectural Design Office- Member of the European Society of Architectural Historians
- Formerly worked at Atelier FCJZ (Zhang Yonghe) and Li Xinggang Studio, China
Architecture Design & Research Group
- Winner of the 2024 International Sustainable Innovation Design Award for Human
Settlements
