Jennifer Zhu Scott is a renowned entrepreneur, investor and thought leader specializing in artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain and the future of data ownership. As the Founding Partner of IN. Capital, she focuses on investments in AI and deep tech, driving transformative innovations in technology and society.

Prior to this, Jen was Chairman of The Commons Project Foundation and previously, the head of business development and strategy in APAC for Thomson Reuters. She co-founded one of the first education companies in China, which she successfully exited. In 2015, she founded Radian Partners, focusing on direct investments in renewable energy and deep tech. She also served as Executive Chairman of The Commons Project; a non-profit public trust dedicated to building global digital public goods.

Jen Zhu Scott was Forbes' World's Top 50 Women in Tech in 2018 and a Co-Chair of the Fortune Global Tech Forum in 2019. In 2021, she was named among Fortune's Most Influential Businesswomen in China. 

Jennifer is a China Fellow of The Aspen Institute and has a dual Fellowship at The Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House). She has advised the World Economic Forum on data policy and blockchain and co-chaired the Fortune Global Tech Forum. 

An accomplished speaker, Jennifer's TED Talk, "Why You Should Get Paid for Your Data," has captivated millions, addressing the critical need for personal data empowerment. She has also engaged in high-profile debates at prestigious forums such as Davos and the Oxford Union, showcasing her thought leadership on universal basic income and crypto assets.

Jennifer has a degree in Applied Mathematics from Sichuan University, an MBA in Finance from Manchester Business School and has completed executive programs at Yale, Harvard, Oxford and Princeton.

With a unique ability to connect the dots between technology, policy and societal impact, Jennifer Zhu Scott is an inspiring speaker with deep insights on emerging technologies and their implications on geopolitics and the economy.