林欣禾，DCM-Doll Capital Management，合伙人

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		As a general partner in DCM’s Beijing-based Asia practice, Hurst Lin brings a wealth of business and cultural insight to DCM, and co-leads the firm’s efforts to expand its investment opportunities throughout Asia. A co-founder of China’s largest online portal, Hurst has a history of successfully acquiring Chinese IT start-ups, operating and taking a company public, and then building it into a billion-dollar business. Prior to joining DCM, Hurst was chief operating officer of SINA Corporation (Nasdaq: SINA), the first Chinese Internet company to successfully list on the Nasdaq. He co-founded Sina.com’s precursor company, SinaNet, in 1995, and later shepherded the company through a $78-million IPO and the ensuing dot-com decline to eventually create a billion-dollar operation. Hurst oversaw SINA’s global business development, and mergers and acquisitions, and was heavily involved in the company’s day-to-day operations as well as major corporate transactions and pre-IPO funding. Earlier, Hurst served as a consultant with Ernst & Young Management Consulting Group, focusing on marketing and operations in telecommunications and technology companies. He also held marketing, engineering and management positions at Octel Communication Inc. and NYNEX. Hurst serves on the board of directors of SINA. Born in Taiwan and raised in New York City, Hurst holds a bachelor of engineering degree from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Stanford University.