Liang Jiaxian
Senior Engineer of Mining, Special Coal Expert of Government, specializing in coal industry planning, enterprise development and technological upgrading, and coalmine assessment, etc.

Rich experience of working underground mines of the state-owned large coalmines. Acted as the mining engineer, then the mining director in Production Technology Department and director of Plan Department of Xishan Mineral Bureau and vice director of Plan and Development Department of Shanxi Coking Coal Group.

Yu Liuhai
MBA of Australian Monash University, specializing in investment, enterprise merger and acquisition, financing management, strategic planning, assets reorganization, market research and etc.

Acted as special senior management consultant and senior supervisor in many joint ventures, then senior industry analyst, general manager of strategy department, and general manager of the investment strategy department in a large investment group in Shanghai.

Team Members:
Duan Qifeng Consultant Engineer
Han Bin Economic Engineer
Hao Cunguo Economic Engineer

Principals: Chang Yijun, Gui Xuezhi

Chang Yijun
Senior Engineer of Geology

1982 --- Bachelor graduate from Shanxi Mining College;
1997 --- Master Graduate from China People's University;
1982-1989 --- Working in coal project evaluation, design and construction in the Basic Construction Department of Shanxi Coal Industry Bureau;
1989-1998 --- Vice general manager of Shanxi Jinmei Co., Ltd, and general manager of Fuyuan Clean Coal Company, a Sino-foreign joint venture. During this period, he used coal briquette to produce superfine foundry coke by level sliding layer and blending with anthracite fines for the first time, which was popularized quickly. He also was the first one to sell coking coal produced by Shanxi local coalmines to large steel enterprises in northeast China, including Anshan Steel and Benxi Steel, and signed the first sales contract specifying quality-based rewards and punishment terms with Anshan Steel.
1994 --- Fuyuan Company exported three ships of coking coal to India, the first time China's coking coal entering into the Indian market.
1998 --- Marketing Manger of the Taiyuan Office of Asian American Coal Inc.

Mr Chang has published more than 20 articles in national or provincial publication. Of which, On Shanxi Coal Development and Environment Quality was awarded the Youth Science & Technology Paper Award for Youth; Local Coal Processing and Utilization to Lay the Foundation for Shanxi's Economic Growth was awarded in Shanxi Socialism Seminar; On the Fundamental Changes of Shanxi Coal Industry was awarded in Second Session of Coal Industry Association; Shanxi Coal Processing and Utilization –Current Situation and Development Strategy was granted the Award for Science & Technology Advancement.

Gui Xuezhi
Professorial Senior Engineer

Mr Gui is mainly engaged in coalfield geology and exploration, sedimentation environment, geological structure, hydrological geology, environmental geology, engineering geology, and has made great achievements in these fields.

Team Members:
Liang Yonggang Senior Engineer
Liu Wentao Doctor of Mining
Wang Yanwei Master of Geology

Jialiang Law Office
Pricipal: Zhou Weimin Master of Laws

Member:
Gao Zhuangli
Cui Jianjun

Tel: 0086-351-4728 541

Mr. Mao has over 35 years of diversified experience in international trade, corporate finance/investment banking, and engineering/construction/environmental consulting in the electric utility and energy industry. He is President and Chief Executive Officer of Hysen International, a U.S. company engaged in international trade and investments in the China market in coal and coal-related businesses, corporate finance and project financing.

Mr. Mao was born and raised in Shanghai, completed secondary school in Hong Kong and attained his university and post-graduate degrees in the United States. He is fluent in three dialects of Chinese: Shanghainese, Cantonese and Putonghua (Mandarin). He received his bachelor's and master's degree of civil engineering from Cornell University and completed additional post-graduate studies at Harvard University.

In the area of corporate finance and merchant banking, over a period of 15 years, Mr. Mao held the position as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Chartwell & Co of New York and Los Angeles. Chartwell represented emerging growth companies seeking capital through IPO's, debt and equity financing, mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures; managed investor relations with market markers, institutions, and Wall Street money managers; structured, negotiated, and closed transactions.

In the area of engineering and construction of power and energy facilities, Mr. Mao was Woodward-Clyde's Officer-in-Charge of the electric utility industry to provide consulting services associated with the site-safety, geotechnical and environmental licensing, engineering and construction of coal-fired power plants, nuclear power, pumped-storage hydroelectric and other energy facilities in the United States. He is also credited as the co-founder of Woodward-Clyde's environmental practice, building it from a 5-person start-up to nearly 1000 professionals at the time he left the firm, establishing Woodward-Clyde as one of the premier multi-disciplinary, environmental consulting firm in the United States.