Grace Xin Ge

Grace Xin Ge

President and Acting CEO of Hyperganic, Advisor and Former SVP and CFO of Du Xiaoman

Grace Ge is founding partner of G-Bridge Partners, supporting next-generation sector champions across Europe and Asia. She was CEO of Hyperganic (Germany/Singapore) from 2023-March 2025; advisor, SVP and CFO of Du Xiaoman (Baidu Financial) 2019-2022; partner at Ares Management Private Equity and founding CEO of its China private-credit JV; and previously Managing Director at Goldman Sachs Investment Banking, Hong Kong. Grace holds an MBA from Harvard and dual BAs from Peking University. She is Aspen China Fellow, independent director of Yum China and Keep Inc., and Council Member of Beijing’s Women Association.

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Richard Pearson: The Tritium Cycle – The Hidden Challenge for Commercial Fusion

Richard Pearson: The Tritium Cycle – The Hidden Challenge for Commercial Fusion

This article has been translated using artificial intelligence Fusion energy is a global promise -but also a monumental challenge. To turn it into a clean, abundant, and safe energy source, mastering plasma is not enough: we must learn how to fuel and sustain that system for decades. That’s the key point raised by Richard Pearson, […]

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Ángel Ibarra: Functional Materials to Turn Fusion into Industrial Reality

Ángel Ibarra: Functional Materials to Turn Fusion into Industrial Reality

At the Future Trends Forum Fusion Forward, Ángel Ibarra (IFMIF-DONES) highlights a challenge that rarely makes headlines but is absolutely decisive: without functional materials validated under extreme conditions, fusion will not be viable

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How Carlos Hidalgo Is Paving the Way for Viable Fusion Energy Through Physics-Technology Integration

How Carlos Hidalgo Is Paving the Way for Viable Fusion Energy Through Physics-Technology Integration

How Carlos Hidalgo Is Paving the Way for Viable Fusion Energy Through Physics-Technology Integration

Entradilla: At the Future Trends Forum: Fusion Forward, Carlos Hidalgo (CIEMAT) broke down the major engineering and physics challenges that must be solved for fusion to become commercially viable. His message is clear: the key lies in integration—and in validating technologies through a modular, credible approach

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