QinYa Guo

QinYa Guo is a versatile individual known for bridging the gap between technology and the arts.

With a diverse educational background, QinYa Guo studied Directing and Theatrical Production at Yale School of Drama at Yale University, earned a Gemologist Graduate (G.G) certification from the Gemological Institute of America, completed a Mastering Negotiation program at Harvard Business School Online, pursued a Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) in Creative Producing at Columbia University in the City of New York, obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Quantic School of Business and Technology, engaged in the Art and Science of Multi-Sensory Dining training at Le Cordon Bleu, explored Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies as a finalist at Draper University, delved into Political Science and Government at Bard College's Globalization and International Affairs, and completed a Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies, Film & Electronic Art, and Theater Performance at Bard College.

QinYa Guo's professional journey includes roles such as Co-Founder at LumiereVR, Researcher at Harvard University, Co-Founder/Investor at The Magnetic Project, being recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for China and Asia, serving as a Gemologist/accredited Jewelry Specialist at the Gemological Institute of America, working as a Dealer/Art Consultant at Jenny Guo Studio, founding LumiereVR at Techstars, acting as an Ambassador at Draper University, representing the China Association of Auctioneers, conducting research at the New York Public Department at Asia Society, working in sales of Chinese Paintings at Sotheby's, interning in Chinese Work of Art at Sotheby's, serving as a Fashion Buyer at Zun Ku Ji Zhi Technology Co., Ltd, holding the position of CMO at Myhandsbook, engaging in PCD Stores (Group) Limited's marketing, and working as a Marketing Assistant at Ports 1961.

QinYa Guo's extensive experience and educational background demonstrate a unique blend of skills and expertise across various industries, making them a valuable asset in bridging the gap between technology and the arts.