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Alan Song Reappears on Forbes China’s 2020 Top 100 Venture Capital Investors List | Harvest News
Date: 2020-12-28 Views:
On December 28, 2020, following an independent survey of venture capital investors in mainland China, Forbes China selected and announced its “2020 Top 100 Venture Capital Investors,” featuring standout performers from nearly 200 active VC institutions over the past five years. Alan Song, Chairman and Founder of Harvest Capital, was once again named to the list for 2020, having previously been recognized in 2019. His reappearance reflects his deep cultivation and industry insight in the fields of consumer and modern services.
Since the economic downturn that began in 2018, followed by the global pandemic in 2020 and a prolonged low-interest capital market environment, investors have faced mounting uncertainties.
As written by Norberg in *Open*, human history often moves forward amid the noise and dissonance that arise after the drawbridge is lowered. Yet, at this critical juncture—as the world rebuilds a shared future and China’s economy shifts toward internal circulation—Chinese investors are witnessing another recalibration and revival of value investing and long-termism.
In this wave of change, Harvest Capital considers itself fortunate. Thirteen years ago, we committed to China’s consumer sector—a long-term, promising赛道. Since then, we have remained steadfast, advancing step by step with unwavering dedication. It is this persistence that has brought us to today’s moment of fulfillment and calm.
Alan Song once remarked, “At its core, all business is built on mutual appreciation, need, and deep trust. Being needed and trusted because we create value—that is what makes a business relationship enduring and unbreakable. Only by creating value can one share in it.”
This is Harvest Capital. In the past, present, and future, we are committed to being the behind-the-scenes supporter of consumer champion companies, working to create a more meaningful life for countless entrepreneurs, consumers, and ordinary people.
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