Cheong Yuk Wai is the co-founder and CEO of MyBiz International Limited, the originator of the MyBiz BusinessRelationship Network. At the helm of this company, he has re-engineered and steered it from its traditional business to a true New Economy company, creating value by treating information as a resource.

Yuk Wai is recognized as a business visionary for eCommerce in Asia. His expertise and strengths have been drawn upon my many who seek to take a stake and succeed in the New Economy, including the governments of Malaysia and Thailand. The government of Thailand invited Yuk Wai to recommend the conceptual framework for its endeavor to launch Phuket as the next cyberport city. He also serves as a member of the Malaysian National IT Council 1998-2001, which advisers the Parliament and Cabinet on policy intervention to facilitate the transformation to a Knowledge Economy,

As a recognized business through leader for eCommerce, Yuk Wai was invited to be a member of the MasterCard International Advisory Committee for eCommerce 1996-1997, and is currently a member of the Malaysia national task force for E-Economy, E-Manufacturing, E-Services and E-Community.

Yuk Wai has been a prominent speaker at several regional conferences focusing on B2B and B2C eCommerce and the New Economy. This includes the 4th Asia Pacific Telecommunications Conference (September 1999, Singapore), the A.T. Kearney Symposium on e-procurement (January 2000, Singapore) and the Merrill Lynch 3rd Asia Pacific Conference (March 2000, Hong Kong).

A Computer Science graduate from UK, Yuk Wai possesses over 16 years of experience in business management and IT consultancy. As a senior manager with Andersen Consulting from 1988-1995, he was instrumental for the Asian Institute of Management Award for Excellence in Operations Management 1994 and SIRIM Excellence Award for Quality Practices 1993. He was also the Quality Manager and Methodologist for Andersen Consulting and has worked on projects in industries ranging from banking, oil and gas, distribution to retailing