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Wang Peng (internet entrepreneur)
Wang Peng (王鹏), also known as Peng Wang, is a Chinese internet entrepreneur who co-founded and co-led the community group-buying platform Shihuituan (Nice Tuan) until it shut down in 2022.
Wang Ruixu
Wang Ruixu (王锐旭), born 1990 in Shantou, Guangdong, is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded JoiWay in 2013 as a student, creating the part-time and flexible-jobs platform Jianzhimao (兼职猫).
Wang Shiquan
Wang Shiquan (王世全, born 1988) is a Chinese robotics entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Flexiv, a Shanghai maker of adaptive industrial robots, and of Noematrix.
Wang Shumin
Wang Shumin (王淑敏), born 1964, is a Chinese-born American materials chemist who founded Anji Microelectronics in Shanghai in 2004, China's leading producer of CMP polishing slurries.
Wang Sicong
Wang Sicong (王思聪) is a Chinese investor and esports entrepreneur, son of Wanda founder Wang Jianlin, who founded Prometheus Capital and the Panda TV streaming platform.
Wang Tao (Chinese entrepreneur)
Wang Tao, also known as Frank Wang (汪滔), is a Chinese entrepreneur who founded DJI, the Shenzhen drone maker with about 70 percent of the global consumer market.
Wang Wenjing
Wang Wenjing (王文京), born 1964, is a Chinese software entrepreneur who founded Yonyou (formerly UFSoft) in Beijing in 1988 and has led it for over 35 years.
Wang Xin (business executive)
Wang Xin (王莘), born 1963, is a Chinese business executive who co-founded Beijing Rising, the antivirus company that led China's paid PC-security market in the 1990s and 2000s.
Wang Xing
Wang Xing (王兴) is a Chinese technology entrepreneur, the founder, chairman, and CEO of Meituan, the Beijing food-delivery and local-services platform founded in 2010, after co-founding the social network Xiaonei and microblogging service Fanfou.
Wang Xinwen
Wang Xinwen (王信文) is a Chinese games entrepreneur who co-founded the Shanghai mobile-games developer Lilith Games in May 2013 and has served as its chief executive since.
Wang Yan (businessman)
Wang Yan (汪延) is a Chinese internet executive who co-created the commercial Chinese-language website SRS.com in 1996 and served as chairman of SINA Corporation until August 2012.
Wang Yanqing
Wang Yanqing (王燕清), born in 1966, is a Chinese engineer and entrepreneur who founded Wuxi Lead Intelligent Equipment in 2002 and chairs the world's largest lithium-battery equipment maker.
Wang Yi
Wang Yi (王一) is a Chinese games-industry executive, founder and CEO of ZLONGAME, a Beijing mobile game developer founded in 2015, known for the hit Langrisser and for publishing in Japan and South Korea.
Wang Yiming
Wang Yiming (王一鸣), born 1981, is a Chinese engineer and entrepreneur who founded Ginlong Technologies, a maker of solar string inverters in Ningbo, Zhejiang, leaving UK doctoral studies in 2005 and listing it in 2019.
Wang Zhidong
Wang Zhidong (王志东), born 1967, is a Chinese software engineer and entrepreneur who co-founded Sina.com, led it to NASDAQ in 2000, and was ousted in 2001.
Wang Zhuan
Wang Zhuan (王专) is a Chinese online-travel executive who co-founded Tongcheng in Suzhou in 2002 with his former student Wu Zhixiang, and serves as the group's Party Secretary.
Watergen
Watergen is an Israeli company founded in 2009 by former IDF officer Arye Kohavi that makes drinking water from air, with deployments in more than 90 countries as of 2025.
Wayne Cheung
Wayne Cheung is a business executive who cofounded Everex Systems in Fremont, California in 1983, serving as its Vice President of Business Development until 1990.
Wayne Hsieh
Wayne Hsieh (谢伟琦, Hsieh Wei-chi) is a Taiwanese engineer-turned-investor who co-founded computer maker ASUS in 1989 and led the consortium that bought Forbes Media in 2014.
Weili Dai
Weili Dai (戴伟立) is a Shanghai-born American businesswoman who co-founded the semiconductor company Marvell Technology Group in 1995 with her husband Sehat Sutardja, and served as its president.
Weiyi
Weiyi (为艺) was a Beijing music-education O2O platform founded in September 2014 by Yan Bojun, matching students with teachers for offline lessons until October 2015.
WeLab
WeLab is a Hong Kong fintech group founded by Simon Loong in 2013, operating the WeLend lending platform and the digital banks WeLab Bank and Bank Saqu.
Wellfleet Communications
Wellfleet Communications was a networking company in Bedford, Massachusetts, founded in 1986 by Paul Severino, that became the number-two maker of multiprotocol routers behind Cisco.
Wemakeprice
Wemakeprice (위메프) was a Seoul-based South Korean social-commerce and open-market platform founded in 2010, one of Korea's big three alongside Coupang and Tmon, acquired by Qoo10 in 2023 and declared bankrupt in 2025.
Wen Chenghui
Wen Chenghui (温城辉, born 1993) is a Chinese entrepreneur from Guangdong who founded the gift e-commerce app Liwushuo, dubbed the "post-90s Jack Ma" by Chinese media.
Wenchi Chen
Wenchi Chen (陈文琦) is a Taiwanese semiconductor entrepreneur who has led VIA Technologies since the early 1990s, building it into the world's number-two PC chipset supplier.
Wendy Cai-Lee
Wendy Cai-Lee is an American banker who founded Piermont Bank, a digital commercial bank in New York that opened in 2019, and is described as the first Asian American woman to launch a US commercial bank.
Whatfix
Whatfix is an Indian SaaS company founded by Khadim Batti and Vara Kumar, headquartered in Bengaluru, selling a digital adoption platform that guides users inside enterprise applications.
Wildlife Studios
Wildlife Studios is a Brazilian mobile game developer founded in São Paulo in 2011 by brothers Victor and Arthur Lazarte, creator of Sniper 3D and Zooba.
Wilfred Corrigan
Wilfred Corrigan is a semiconductor executive who founded and led LSI Logic from 1981 to 2005 after serving as president and chief executive of Fairchild Camera and Instrument.