Ping Luo, senior analyst and managing director of the China group at Global Hunter Securities, provides color on the China sector.

Michael Santos, president of post-secondary education company ChinaCast (NASDAQ: CAST), explains why there is growing demand for for-profit education in China.

Ying Yang, chief financial officer of China-based telecommunications provider Kingtone Information (NASDAQ: KONE), identifies the company’s target audiences.

Adam J. Sun, vice president of corporate development at battery company China Ritar Power Corp. (NADAQ: CRTP), explains why the company is focusing on the telecom sector for growth.

Sheena Shen, vice president of finance for high-end fruit distributor Sino Green Land Corp. (OTCBB: SGLA), discusses the company’s niche in China and product seasonality.

Media mogul Yang Lan makes an appearance at Global Hunter Securities’ Celebration Dinner at City Hall in San Francisco.

Larry Gilmore, vice president of corporate strategy at Yongye International (NASDAQ: YONG), a developer, manufacturer and distributor of Shengmingsu brand plant and animal nutrient products, discusses growth prospects.

Frank Waung, chief financial officer of specialty pharmaceutical company China Pharma Holdings Inc. (NYSE AMEX: CPHI), explains the changing health paradigm in China.

Paul Hickey, managing partner with Coron Capital, discusses the important characteristics of a publicly traded China-based U.S.-listed company.

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Gerard Daignault, chief operating officer of AGFEED Industries (NASDAQ: FEED), discusses the company’s direction in the feed and commercial hog industry in China.

Gareth Tang, chief financial officer of China Agritech Inc. (NASDAQ: CAGC),
explains the company’s dominant position as a producer of organic fertilizer.

Richard Galterio, vice president of investor relations at China Direct Industries (NASDAQ: CDII), discusses the growth factors in China and why companies tend to grow faster in the region than elsewhere.

Global Hunter Securities will host its inaugural China Conference July 11 – 13, 2010 at the St. Regis Hotel in San Francisco, featuring approximately 100 China-based companies, most of which have shares that trade on U.S. exchanges.  Stay tuned to PW Cast  for video blogging from the conference.  You can find out more about the conference in the GHS 2010 China Conference Book.