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FOREMOST MENTOR, RAINMAKER, & SPEAKER
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Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will
find; knock and the door will be opened to you.
—Matthew 7:7
Jason L. Ma 馬良傑
Founder CEO & Chief Mentor
ThreeEQ, Inc.
Chief Business Officer, AdXero, Inc.
CHIEF MENTOR OF NEXT-GEN LEADERS who has guided, transformed, and elevated 1-on-1 numerous high achievers from Gen Z students to Gen X CEOs—great outcomes in elite college admissions, leadership, internship, career, global business, succession planning, and personal success—with pragmatic emotional, social, and leadership intelligence (3EQ). We partner with client family matriarchs/patriarchs and business sponsors. In addition:
- Acclaimed author of Young Leaders 3.0: Stories, Insights, and Tips for Next-Generation Achievers
- Former Forbes contributor on Elite College Admissions, Higher Education, Leadership, & Entrepreneurship Success (1.6M+ views)
- Recognized as Chief Mentor for Next-Gen Leaders by
– Family Office Association
– Agreus (Family Office recruitment)
– Silicon Valley Insider
– Impact Wealth Magazine
– Clientele Luxury Magazine
– Black Tie Magazine (also in Chinese 中文)
– NxtGen Nexus (Family Exceptionalism)
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CLIENT CEO/BOARD ADVISOR | GLOBAL BUSINESS & PRIVATE EQUITY STRATEGIST & RAINMAKER | EXECUTIVE COACH for select (tech) companies, family offices, and mature leaders. ThreeQ is involved in technology, education, finance, high-end real estate, and blue-chip fine art industries. See ADDITIONAL INFO below for a list of current ThreeEQ client companies. In addition:
- Chief Business Officer at a tech venture that has created and leads a new category with a patented, innovative platform and business model and that will massively disrupt and benefit the huge markets of mobile consumers and certain other markets and sectors. Jason says, “We have quantifiable and holistic reasons to believe this will be a grand slam. In pre-Series A stage and in stealth mode, we are entering beta.”
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Jason Ma at B20/G20 China
Member of the B20, the official G20 dialogue forum with the global business community, sitting on the Future of Work/Employment and Education Task Force. Italy presides the G20 and B20 in 2021.
- Delegate, Forbes Global CEO Conference, for 8 years before Forbes Media was acquired
- Member, World Chinese Economic Summit Global Advisory Council, and Speaker
- Member, Astia C-Suite Committee (Investments)
- Member, DC Finance (Family Office conferences) Steering Committee, and Speaker
- Member, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital/ALSAC NorCal Advisory Council
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER, MODERATOR, & MASTERCLASS LEADER directly invited and also represented by leading speaker bureaus worldwide. Spoken at various influential events and places, including:
- Special events co-sponsored by alumni clubs from
– Harvard Business School
– Harvard University
– Stanford GSB
– Berkeley Haas
– Wharton School - Guest lecturer, Stanford University
- Guest lecturer, UC Berkeley
Jason Ma, acclaimed author of “Young Leaders 3.0: Stories, Insights, and Tips for Next-Generation Achievers”
Jason Ma | Christ Community Church of Milpitas | CCCM
Jason Ma at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington, DC
JASON MA’S BIOGRAPHY
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SHORT BIO Known in high-level circles as Chief Mentor of Next-Gen Leaders, Jason Ma is Founder CEO and Chief Mentor of ThreeEQ, a family-owned, premier education and global business advisory firm. He has successfully guided, transformed, and elevated 1-on-1 numerous high achievers from Gen Z students to Gen X CEOs—great outcomes in Ivy League/elite college admissions, leadership, internship, career, global business, succession planning, and personal success—with pragmatic emotional, social, and leadership intelligence (3EQ). While coaching and mentoring high achievers, Jason also assists select companies as a global business and private equity strategist and rainmaker or CEO/board advisor. His top priority is serving as Chief Business Officer at an innovative tech company (currently at pre-Series A stage in stealth) that will soon massively disrupt and benefit certain large markets and sectors in a new category it has defined. Jason is author of the critically acclaimed book Young Leaders 3.0, and is former Forbes contributor on Mentoring Young Leaders (1.6M+ views). He was a Forbes Global CEO Conference delegate for 8 years before Forbes Media was acquired. He is a leading member of the B20, the official G20 dialogue forum with the global business community, sitting on the Future of Work/Employment and Education Taskforce since 2014. Jason is a sought-after speaker and masterclass leader worldwide.
MORE DETAILED BIO Jason Ma is Founder CEO and Chief Mentor of ThreeEQ, a family-owned, premier education and global business advisory firm. ThreeEQ is also deeply and continuously engaged in applied research. 1. For ThreeEQ Client Families and Students, Jason serves as Chief Mentor of Next-Gen Leaders. He has successfully guided, transformed, and elevated 1-on-1 numerous high achievers from Gen Z students to Gen X CEOs—great outcomes in Ivy League/elite college admissions, leadership, internship, career, global business, succession planning, and personal success—with pragmatic emotional, social, and leadership intelligence (3EQ). ThreeEQ partners with client family matriarchs/patriarchs and business sponsors. 2. For ThreeEQ Client Companies and Family Offices, Jason serves as a CEO/board advisor, global business, private equity, and education strategist and rainmaker, and/or executive coach. Jason is also Chief Business Officer at an innovative tech company (currently at pre-Series A stage in stealth) that will soon massively disrupt and benefit certain large markets and sectors in a new category it has defined. 3. As a sought-after speaker and masterclass leader, Jason has inspired and enlightened audiences from Gen Z to billionaires, and all in between, at influential places/events including Family Office Association; DC Finance; B20 forums (in the G20); CEO events; World Chinese Economic Summit; Silicon Dragon; Silicon Valley Insider; Parent groups; LAUSD; alumni clubs from Harvard Business School, Harvard, Stanford GSB, Berkeley Haas, and Wharton. Jason is a guest lecturer at Stanford University and UC Berkeley. Jason is author of the critically acclaimed book Young Leaders 3.0 and is former Forbes contributor on Mentoring Young Leaders with 1.6M+ views. Jason is recognized as Chief Mentor of Next-Gen Leaders by Family Office Association, Silicon Valley Insider, Impact Wealth Magazine, Black Tie Magazine, Clientele Luxury Magazine, Agreus (Family Office recruitment), and NxtGen Nexus. He’s also been featured or appeared in Forbes, JustLuxe, publications by Wealth-X, Julius Baer, and WealthBriefingAsia, Business Rockstars, Fast Company, CNBC Asia (Managing Asia and Squawk Box), Channel NewsAsia, Asian Wall Street Journal, South China Morning Post, Nikkei, India West, and Teen Kids News. Jason has over 36 years of seasoned experience as a founder CEO, senior executive, investor, mentor, and former engineer in technology, education, finance, and high-end real estate sectors, as well as perspectives from nearly 3 million miles of world travel across Asia Pacific, Europe and Israel, and Americas. Jason began his career after earning a degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research at UC Berkeley College of Engineering in 1984. Earlier in his career, Jason co-built leading tech companies (subsequent IPO or M&A) and teams, as well as led the international/Asia Pacific sales and marketing of mobile/wireless infrastructure and systems, IT/network security products and systems, and Internet services to various Blue Chip/major mobile operators, telcos, enterprises, government agencies, and ISPs (a long list). He then co-founded, invested in, and astutely exited a few U.S., Chinese, and Indian tech companies, and co-founded, merged, and co-built edtech and education services companies in the U.S and China. He has also advised family offices and firms in private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, wealth management, investment banking, management consulting, and high-end real estate. Jason is Silicon Valley’s leading member of the B20, the official G20 dialogue forum with the global business community, sitting on the Future of Work/Employment and Education Task Force. Jason is one of only a few hundred notable business leaders worldwide handpicked to be B20 members through the G20 and B20 Presidencies of Australia, Turkey, China, Germany, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, and Italy (2021). Jason was a delegate to the Forbes Global CEO Conference (mainly billionaires and UHNWIs) for 8 years before Forbes Media was acquired. The Ma family (playfully called the “MAfia”) values unconditional love, humor, and high standards in what matters, and is blessed with two happy, compassionate Gen Z women leaders—Google software engineer and Wharton junior, both with tech industry leadership aspirations. Jason’s past operating roles include:
ADDITIONAL INFO As CEO/board advisor, global business and private equity strategist and rainmaker, and/or executive coach for client companies, Jason serves as As a loving father, observant globetrotter, and edtech CEO thirteen years ago, Jason Ma saw that most young people (including his own two daughters) felt a bit angsty or lost, that high achievers were overstressed or overanxious, and that almost all students had yet to unleash their full potential and actualize their best selves. Wasted or untapped potential, leaving future money on the table, he thought. What if I help them really shine, win, grow, and be happier—with greater impact and long-term gains? Jason also noticed a dearth of truly high-quality, next-generation leaders around the world. He decided to dedicate his second career to transforming next-gen achievers, preparing them for admission to great universities, mentoring them to develop powerful mindsets and soft skills, and guiding them to enter and thrive in high-end careers as rising, impactful leaders. In 2007, he co-founded IvyMax, a private college counseling, test prep, and academic and activity enrichment services company, by executing the international merger of a chain of learning centers (run by a family) and an education technology and SaaS startup, of which he was co-founder and CEO and for which he brought in Eric Yuan and renowned faculty from Stanford and UC Berkeley as investors and advisors. (Jason saw Eric giving birth to Zoom as its founder and CEO; Eric is now on the Forbes 400). Because Saturday and Sunday meetings were more convenient for most families, Jason worked full time every weekend for a few years. In late 2011, after departing IvyMax via a mutual agreement, Jason reclaimed his weekends and freed himself up to pursue his next-level mission. That was when he founded ThreeEQ, with an initial focus on providing deep, powerful, 1-on-1 mentorship and guidance for motivated students in selected, high-end client families worldwide. Jason operated under a flexible, cost-effective “global virtual office” model, using Zoom whenever he was somewhere quiet with reliable Internet access. As Chief Mentor of Next-Gen Leaders, Jason has helped 1-on-1 hundreds students gain acceptance into the eight Ivy League universities (Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton, and Yale), Stanford, MIT, and ALL other top 50 top private and public schools, including UC Berkeley and UCLA, as well as Oxford and Cambridge in the UK. With ThreeEQ’s guidance, families gain peace of mind, enrich relationships, and mitigate the risk of (major) opportunity losses—all with sound family values. Jason also helps ease legacy and succession planning for UHNW families. View ThreeEQ Testimonials. A wealth of factors make ThreeEQ different, including a 100% success rate (defined by outcomes that clients are happy about) with coachable, committed, high-achieving students in selected HNW client families. Jason’s work is MORE PROFOUND than just helping kids get into top colleges—because college ISN’T their destination but, rather, is PART of their JOURNEY and a steppingstone to greater career and personal success. Just as vital are his students’ growth, contributions, identities, relationships, and happiness for years to come. Jason was also a Thiel Fellowship mentor and a Kairos Society mentor. He is a former The New York Times’ Higher Ed Leaders Forum delegate. As an author, Jason Ma also wrote Intergenerational Leadership In Family Offices published by Agreus Group (Family Office recruitment), Gen Z: Understanding Tomorrow’s Digital Workers in an eBooks sponsored by a corporation, among other contributos. As a philanthropist, Jason believes in giving to communities both global and local. He positively influences billions of people and numerous businesses indirectly as a leading volunteer member of the B20 in the G20. ThreeEQ Foundation, a small donor-advised fund, works with the Silicon Valley Community Foundation to help causes that assist the disadvantaged. Also, ThreeEQ donates pro bono services to select charities.
PAST WORK EXPERIENCE In reverse-chronological order: Bright Scholar Education Holdings Limited – Strategic Advisor (2017 – 2018) Crystal Springs Resort – Senior Advisor to the Owners (2017 – 2018) Forbes – Contributor (2011 – 2016) 12. How Mentors Shape Moguls, CEOs, Celebrities, and the Next Generation of Leaders IvyMax, Inc. + Another EdTech SaaS Company in China — Co-Founder, Interim CEO, and Senior College Counselor + Co-Founder and CEO; Investor (2006 – 2011) Jason brought in renowned CEOs/senior executives—including Zoom founder and CEO (then Cisco/Webex corporate VP) Eric Yuan, a former Stanford University Provost, and Stanford and UC Berkeley professors—as investors and advisors. He was instrumental in orchestrating the Board of Directors and maintaining the cap table. As senior college counselor, along with a team of editors and support staff, Jason inspired and provided 1-on-1 guidance to hundreds of high school and college transfer students, who were primarily from immigrant Asian/Chinese American families, in gaining admission to top colleges and universities and beyond. Besides counseling students and parents, he worked closely with fellow co-founders and management on strategic and tactical marketing efforts. Most American staff looked to him as their internal mentor. GLG Council – Leader (Top 5%), Education/EdTech and Technology/Media/Telecom (TMT) in the U.S. & Asia/China (2006 – 2014) Congruent Partners LLC – Founder and CEO (2002 – 2008) Silicon Valley-China Wireless Technology Association – Senior Advisor (2001 – 2011) WithyaDirect (U.S. and India) – Co-Founder, Board Advisor, and Acting CEO (2004 – 2005) AaaHaa Media (China) – Board Member, Advisor, and Investor (2003 – 2005) Pacific Epoch (China) – Advisory Board Member (2004 – 2005) Strategic Alliance WorldGroup, Inc. – Chief Marketing Officer (2003 – 2004) YeePay (China) – Co-Founder, Interim EVP of Corporate Development, and Chief Strategy Officer; Investor (2002 – 2003) Asia-Silicon Valley Connection (ASVC) – Founding Chair, Charter Members Committee (2001) iPass Inc. – Managing Director, Asia Pacific and Japan (1997 – 2000) iPass APAC customers and partners included the ISPs and corporate data network services business units of AT&T Asia Pacific, NTT, NEC, Fujitsu, KDD, Sony, Japan Telecom, Hong Kong Telecom, PCCW, Hutchison, China Telecom, China Netcom, Singapore Telecom, Pacific Internet, Telstra, OzeMail, Telecom New Zealand, Malaysia Telecom, SK Telecom, Korea Telecom, VSNL, and more than 100 other ISP/carrier partners and, through channel partners, enterprise customers. Jason was also instrumental in expanding the iPass global network of access points across APAC. He set up and ran offices with regional staff in Tokyo, Japan; Hong Kong, China; Singapore; and Sydney, Australia. Celcore Inc. – Director, International Sales and Marketing; Managing Director, Asia Pacific (1995 – 1997) Peninsula Wireless Communications – Managing Director, Asia Pacific (1993 – 1995) Cylink Corporation – Regional Director, Pacific Rim (1993) Digital Microwave Corporation – Area Sales Manager, Asia Pacific (1991 – 1992) Fujitsu America, Inc. – Project Manager and Network Assurance Manager, Private Networks Division (1988 – 1991) DCA/Cohesive Network – Software Design Engineer (1987 – 1988) Tymnet/McDonnell Douglas Network Systems Company – Systems Analyst, Network Analysis and Design; Network Operations Analyst, Management Sciences (1984 – 1987)
Bright Scholar (NYSE: BEDU) is the largest operator of international (K-12) and bilingual schools in China. Its chairman is multi-billionaire Yang Huiyan, Asia’s wealthiest woman and Vice Chairman of Country Garden, one of the world’s top three real estate developers. Jason strategically advised the VP of new business development, as well as thoroughly researched, identified, approached, and engaged potential U.S. top private K-12 schools and elite universities to create strategic partnerships. He helped close initial agreements/memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with Columbia University, UC Berkeley, and the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. Jason also orchestrated a private meeting between Blackstone Group Chairman and CEO Steve Schwarzman and Ms. Yang and her team at his office in NYC. (Jason attended BEDU’s IPO party in NYC in May 2017.)
Crystal Springs Resort is the NYC metro area’s premier golf and hotel resort, consisting of 2 hotels, 6 golf courses (including a few of New Jersey’s top-rated ones), 2 spas, 9 restaurants (including New Jersey’s finest restaurant), a sports club, horseback riding, an adventure center, and North America’s second-largest fine wine cellar. Jason strategically advised the then-controlling owner, a New York-based finance and investment banking mogul. He also provided private equity help by identifying, approaching, and engaging potential acquirers/buyers, which included Asian and Middle East conglomerates and billionaires.
Jason Ma’s Forbes blog on Mentoring Young Leaders for U.S. elite college admissions, unconventional higher education, next-gen leadership, entrepreneurship, and mentorship success (forbes.com/sites/jasonma) has yielded more than 1.5 million views and counting. His Forbes articles are:
11. How Unconventional, Experiential Learning Is Reshaping Higher Education
10. Twelve of Today’s Most Impressive Young Entrepreneurs
9. How to Handle College Admissions Rejections
8. Lessons Learned, Reflections, and Advice from a Harvard Student Leader
7. Student Entrepreneurship Is Humming at Elite Universities
6. When to Say No to Harvard
5. Advice on Applying to Top US Colleges via Early Decision or Early Action
4. Why to Start Preparing for College in Sixth Grade
3. College Apps Cheating Scandal Is a Learning Moment for China
2. What It Takes to Get Into UC Berkeley
1. College Apps: Stanford, Anyone?
IvyMax was a leading in-center and online provider of college counseling, test prep, academic enrichment, summer camp, and other educational services that prepared students for admission to top-tier colleges and universities and beyond. Jason Ma co-founded the company by leading and executing the merger of a chain of learning centers in the U.S. and an education technology and SaaS startup in China with a Cayman Islands holdco., where he was co-founder and CEO. The latter had engineering and market operations in China and the U.S.
Jason Ma counseled managing directors, principals, and industry research analysts in top and boutique financial services firms (private equity, venture capital, alternative assets, hedge fund, and investment banking) and management consulting firms—many of the big names on Wall Street and Main Street.
Congruent Partners was an international consulting firm that provided independent board director, board advisor, and acting CEO, CMO, and VP of sales/marketing services for tech companies in the U.S. and Asia.
SVCWireless was Silicon Valley’s leading professional association with interests in the Chinese mobile and wireless communications industry. Over ten years, Jason mentored five different presidents.
WithyaDirect was a cross-border, new media startup based in Silicon Valley and in Gurgaon, near New Delhi, India.
AaaHaa Media (renamed from PRCDirect) was a call center that became a new media service company based in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China. It focused on the Greater China markets (China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan).
Pacific Epoch was a TMT market research firm in Shanghai, China that partnered with Jason’s firm, Congruent Partners.
SAWG was an outsourced international business development, marketing, and sales services company for technology companies looking to expand worldwide.
YeePay (renamed from MobileBest) is a leading e-payment and mobile payment service provider in China with a Cayman Islands holding company, backed by top-tier VC firms, including DFJ/Tim Draper, and angel investors. It competed against Alibaba’s AliPay and other players. Jason Ma helped craft the business plan, put together a detailed business financial model, and mentored its CEO. He exited by selling his founder common shares and Series A shares to the Series D lead investor.
In this professional association, Jason led the building and management of the paid premium membership of a microcosm (about 150) of top decision-makers and influencers across Silicon Valley. They were general partners (GPs) at top-tier venture capital firms, tech CEOs, senior executives, partners at major law, tax/accounting, and consulting firms, and a few university professors. The membership included a range of centimillionaires. Jason’s efforts helped spark the social networking movement in Silicon Valley.
Along with Netscape, iPass (Nasdaq: IPAS) was a prominent Internet services pioneer founded in the mid-90s. It was the world’s leading global Internet roaming, corporate remote access, and cross-network settlement/clearinghouse services provider. iPass technology partners included Cisco Systems and various network systems vendors. Jason led the building and running of Asia Pacific sales and marketing, bringing in over 50% of global company revenue from Internet service providers (ISPs), carriers/telcos, channel partners, and enterprises during the company’s early stages and achieving a dominant or leading market leadership position in nearly all target markets across Greater China, Japan, Southeast Asia, Australasia, Indian Subcontinent, and South Korea.
Headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, Celcore was a leading low-density cellular/mobile communication network infrastructure equipment and systems provider that included mobile switching centers, base stations, and network management system (NMS) and that competed against giant equipment/systems suppliers including Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, and Siemens. Jason built and ran direct and channel sales and marketing to major mobile and telecom operators in Asia Pacific, including Indonesia, Malaysia, China, Pakistan, and other markets. The average sales deals were in the 7-figures. Celcore was subsequently acquired by DSC Communications, which itself was later acquired by Alcatel.
Peninsula Wireless Communications (named changed from Peninsula Engineering) was a leading microwave transmission repeater, cellular microcell, and cellular repeater (fixed and mobile wireless network infrastructure) equipment and systems provider to telcos, wireless/mobile operators, and OEMs in markets worldwide. Jason Ma ran sales and marketing operations in Asia Pacific, including mainland China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australasia, and the Indian Subcontinent. Major direct customers included China Telecom (before China Mobile was spun out), Hong Kong Telecom (HKT)/CSL, Hutchison, Singapore Telecom, LG, SK Telecom, etc. In China, Jason managed the team at the Peninsula Representative Office in Beijing and led selling to nearly all major China Telecom provincial telcos/PTTs. Peninsula subsequently changed its name again and went public in Nasdaq.
Cylink was a leading IT and network security (encryption) and wireless communication product and systems vendor. Jason built and ran direct and channel sales and marketing operations serving various enterprises (e.g., Blue Chip banks and enterprises), government agencies (e.g., Australian Federal Police), telcos, and network services operators in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Indian Subcontinent.
DMC (Nasdaq: DMIC) was a leading digital microwave transmission network equipment/systems vendor headquartered in Silicon Valley. The International Sales headquarters was in Scotland, United Kingdom, and the APAC HQ and a manufacturing joint venture were in KL, Malaysia. Jason built and ran mostly indirect sales through in-country agents serving major government-owned and private sector mobile operators and telcos in parts of Southeast and East Asia. His large end customers included AIS and TOT (large tenders were common) in Thailand, PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom), and Singapore Telecom. Jason ran a local DMC office in Jakarta, Indonesia. Sales deal sizes ranged from 6- to 7-figure USDs.
CHIEF MENTOR OF NEXT-GEN LEADERS
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The Ma family (playfully called the “MAfia”) with two happy, compassionate Gen Z women leaders. Sabrina is a Google software engineer. Lydia is a Wharton junior. Both have tech leadership aspirations.
CEO/BOARD ADVISOR, GLOBAL BUSINESS STRATEGIST & RAINMAKER, & EXECUTIVE COACH
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Jason Ma and Steve Schwarzman, Chairman and CEO, Blackstone Group, at B20/G20 China
Eric Yuan, Founder & CEO, Zoom, and Jason Ma
Jason Ma and Wall Street legend J. Morton Davis, Chairman, B.H. Blair Investment Banking Corp. at Morty’s office in NYC
KEYNOTE SPEAKER, MODERATOR, & MASTERCLASS LEADER
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Jason Ma keynoting at a special event co-sponsored by alumni clubs of Harvard Business School, Harvard, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Berkeley Haas, and Wharton in Northern California.
Jason Ma delivering a keynote with 150 K-12 school principals, a superintendent, and leadership staff at LAUSD.
Jason Ma with John Katzman, Founder, The Princeton Review, and Founder and CEO, Noodle, in a fireside chat at the Florida Family Office Conference.
MEMBER OF THE B20, THE OFFICIAL G20 DIALOGUE FORUM WITH THE GLOBAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY
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Christine Lagarde, then Chair and Managing Director, International Monetary Fund (IMF) and currently President, European Central Bank (ECB), and Jason Ma, at the B20/G20
Jason Ma and Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau at the B20 Summit with the G20 Leaders Summit in Turkey.
FORBES & MEDIA CONTRIBUTOR
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Former Forbes contributor Jason Ma (more than 1.5 million views)
Business Rockstars Host Ken Rutkowski interviewing Jason Ma.
YOUNG LEADERS 3.0 BOOK TEAM
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We are grateful for the fine work by our team of 30 people, including 23 exemplary 17-to-24-year-old leaders and chapter contributors, and support cast, in the creation and production of Young Leaders 3.0: Stories, Insights, and Tips for Next-Generation Achievers by Jason Ma. This is a critically acclaimed and groundbreaking book published in December 2014.
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“Young Leaders 3.0” acclaimed author Jason Ma with 23 exemplary Gen Z and Millennial leaders and book chapter contributors.
Jason Ma talking with public high school students and signing his book “Young Leaders 3.0”.
PHILANTHROPY & CSR
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Jason Ma and Nicole Taylor, CEO, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, at Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund (SV2)
ThreeEQ believes in giving. As a longstanding, appointed, volunteering member of the B20, Jason Ma, along with Team ThreeEQ, is devoted to helping billions of people and numerous businesses in the G20 economies and beyond.
The ThreeEQ Foundation, a small donor-advised fund, works through the Silicon Valley Community Foundation to give to causes that assist the disadvantaged. Jason provides advice and support to several charities and not-for-profit organizations as well. Additionally, we at ThreeEQ donate pro bono services to selected charities and causes.
ADVISORY BOARD
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We at ThreeEQ rejoice when our Client Families, Students, and Companies win, grow, and succeed. Our seasoned team, which includes editors, advisors, and support cast shares our founder Jason Ma’s vision and values, which include high standards in what matters. We are blessed with best-in-class, proprietary mentorship and business methodologies, as well as high-powered global connections.
Our Advisory Board includes:
Alfred Chuang
Founder & Former Chairman & CEO, BEA Systems (Acquired by Oracle for $8.5 billion in 2008)
The CEO’s CEO by Ben Horowitz, Co-Founder & General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz
Don Levy
President and Cultivator, Smith Brook Farm
Visiting Scholar & Consultant, USC, and Faculty, Boston University
Former Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications, Sony Pictures
Mark Minevich
To learn about Mr. Minevich, please view his website above.
Martin Roll
Business & Brand Strategist, Martin Roll Company
Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company
Best-selling author of Asian Brand Strategy
Global Keynote Speaker, Conference Moderator, C-Level Advisor/Mentor
Paul Bradley, Jason Ma, and Mark Minevich in Berlin, Germany...
TESTIMONIALS & ACCOLADES
“Chief Mentor of Next-Gen Leaders.” —Silicon Valley Insider |
“Chief Mentor of Next-Gen Leaders: Foremost Mentor for College Admissions, Leadership, & Life Success.” —Family Office Association |
“Preeminent Mentor for Next-Gen Leaders (Leadership 3.0).” —Black Tie Magazine |
Please also enjoy:
- Client testimonials and success stories
- Young Leaders 3.0 book endorsements
- Industry accolades
- What Makes ThreeEQ Different for Families?
A superintendent and leadership staff at LAUSD and Jason Ma after Jason’s keynote speech and audience Q&A.
GALLERY
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ThreeEQ is a member of the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC).
