Jason Inch is an accomplished blockchain entrepreneur, impact investor, and economics and innovation writer based in Singapore and Shanghai. He is a co-founder and strategic lead of Genaro Network, where he sets the vision and direction for the Genaro project and its non-profit foundation. The Genaro Network is a public chain with a decentralized storage ecosystem that uses real-world hubs and incubators to support the development of blockchain 3.0.

Additionally, in 2013, Jason founded LOHAUS, which is one of China's first social enterprises and only coworking spaces that were dedicated to urban sustainability. At LOHAUS, Jason focused on creating healthier and more sustainable living and working environments. LOHAUS installed the first rooftop grid-connected solar power station in the city, and it had its building in the heart of old Shanghai.

Jason is also a prolific writer and has written several books on China's economy and innovation. His works include Supertrends of Future China and China's Economic Supertrends. He coined the phrase "new China normal" to describe the changing China economy. Jason's latest work focuses on China's government policy and is titled The Man, the Plan, the Dream, the first book in the China 4.0 series.

Besides his entrepreneurial and writing work, Jason has been an active teacher since 2005, teaching courses on China's economy and other topics to undergraduate, MBA and EMBA students. He has a deep understanding of Asian markets and cultures, evidenced by his ability to speak, read, and write Mandarin and Japanese.

Overall, Jason Inch is an accomplished entrepreneur, investor, author, and teacher with a deep focus on blockchain, urban sustainability, and China's economy and government policy.