NYU Shanghai is pleased to welcome its first Senior Executive in Residence, Elizabeth Nien Tze Chen.
Ms. Chen recently retired from Goldman Sachs, where she spent almost two decades engaged in private wealth management, based at the firm's Hong Kong office. Ms. Chen was a Managing Director of the firm and was responsible for leading Goldman's private wealth management practice in all of Asia outside Japan. In 2013, the magazine Asian Private Banker profiled her as an industry leader. Currently, Ms. Chen is President and Managing Partner of Singulariteam Fund L.P., a fund management company specializing in early stage technology investments, headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. She is also a Fellow of the Aspen Institute's Global Leadership Network.
In addition to her accomplishments in the world of business, Ms. Chen is an active philanthropist. She works to address the needs of children with autism, which affects as many as 1-2% of children in some countries, by serving as co-sponsor of the International Care-for-Autism Children's Fund.
As Senior Executive in Residence, Ms. Chen will be on campus three days each month. She will be participating in campus intellectual life and available to meet with classes, student organizations, and attend events. Ms. Chen will share her experiences in the business world with students, providing a practitioner's perspective, and leverage her extensive network to bring other senior executives to campus to engage with students.