Stanley Qiufan Chen

Stanley Chan, also known as Chen Qiufan, is a distinguished science fiction writer and thought leader whose work delves into pressing global issues like climate change and artificial intelligence. His compelling narratives have been translated into numerous languages, including German, French, Italian, Polish, Czech, Finnish, Japanese, and Korean, reflecting their universal appeal. Stanley has shared his insights as a fellow, speaker, and researcher at prestigious forums such as the Berggruen Institute, the Paris Peace Forum, the UN COP28 Conference in Dubai, Yale University’s MacMillan Center, and the Asia 21 leadership community at Asia Society.

His debut novel, “Waste Tide,” received the Best Novel Prize at the 2013 Chinese Windu Awards and was adapted into an international feature film. Another notable work, “AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future,” co-authored with Dr. Kai-Fu Lee, won the German Business Book Prize of 2022. Stanley’s contributions to science fiction have earned him accolades from the Taiwan Fantasy Award, the Chinese Galaxy Award, and the World SF&F Translation Award.

Beyond literature, Stanley has over a decade of experience in online advertising, marketing, and branding, having worked with industry giants like Google and Baidu. His strategic project management skills earned him recognition for a creative marketing campaign for the 2008 Beijing Olympics and innovation in customer engagement in 2010.

Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, Stanley Chan offers a unique perspective that bridges cultures and industries, making him an exceptional choice for events seeking to explore the intersection of technology, society, and the future.