Roger Wang
Roger Wang (born 1948/49) is a Chinese-American businessman. He is the chairman and former chief executive officer (CEO) of the "Golden Eagle International Group". Early life. In 1948, Wang was born in mainland China. Education. In 1973, Wang earned a MBA degree from Southeastern Louisiana University. Career. Wang returned to China in 1992 and founded the Golden Eagle International Group in Nanjing, starting by building a tower and opening a department store. The company became a conglomerate specializing in many things ranging from real estate development and automotive maintenance. He founded the Golden Eagle Retail Group in  1995 to operate department stores within China, particularly Jiangsu province; the retail Group became public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2006, ticker 3308, with Wang as the main shareholder. He was featured in Forbes' "List of billionaires (2007)" and "The Forbes 400 Richest Americans. As of August 2016, Wang is the chairman of Golden Eagle. He is the former CEO, and Su Kai has been CEO since August 2014. He is one of the Executive Board Members of The U.S. – China Policy Foundation. Philanthropy. Wang made a large charitable contribution to The Huntington Library in San Marino, California . Personal life. In 1970, Wang immigrated from Taiwan to United States. In 1978, Wang was naturalized as a United States citizen. Wang's wife is Vivine Wang. They have two daughters, Janice and Dorothy Wang. He splits his time between China and Beverly Hills, California.