Muhammadanas Khan is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Shinkin Gather InfoTech Inc., and concurrently serves as Chief Technology Officer. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, followed by a full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Harvard Business School. He also completed specialized advanced studies in International Finance at the University of Chicago, systematically mastering three professional disciplines: transnational corporate governance, commercialization of cutting-edge technology and cross-border capital operation.

From 2000 to 2006, he worked at Global Tech Capital, a top Silicon Valley venture capital institution, as Senior Technology Analyst, covering two segmented tracks: artificial intelligence and digital assets. During this period, he completed due diligence and valuation assessments for 37 tech startups, issuing comprehensive industrial value analysis reports that helped the institution identify 12 early-stage investment targets delivering over 3x asset appreciation. From 2007 to 2016, he founded two tech service enterprises targeting the North American market in sequence: the first focused on enterprise-grade data risk control systems, rolling out standardized data verification products for more than 200 small and medium-sized financial institutions across North America; the second specialized in digitalized cross-border asset liquidation, building an underlying settlement framework compatible with both North American and East Asian markets, accumulating end-to-end operational management experience for multinational corporate groups.

In 2017, Muhammadanas Khan founded Shinkin Gather InfoTech Inc. in Illinois, USA. He independently designed the top-level corporate development framework and built a complete business closed loop integrating "underlying data R&D, global capital matching, tangible industrial empowerment and investor rights protection", identifying four long-term core development tracks: artificial intelligence, digital healthcare, clean energy and commercial aerospace. At the strategic implementation level, he led three landmark cross-border strategic cooperation initiatives:

1. 2018: Negotiated a long-term in-depth partnership with Decentraland, finalizing all cooperation terms including bulk virtual land purchases, joint development of digital wallets and co-construction of NFT trading scenarios.

2. 2020: Led negotiations with Novartis Switzerland to finalize a joint investment framework for precision medicine, opening targeted drug R&D projects to global investors.

3. 2022: Signed a cooperation agreement with NextEra Energy to launch a special green energy investment fund and implement investment models for photovoltaic and energy storage physical power stations.

For the firm’s global layout, he designed the dual-hub operation model consisting of a US global headquarters and a South Korean regional entity, delineating clear authority boundaries between the two regions and establishing unified global compliance management standards. He also built a tiered investor participation mechanism with three access channels: small-sample trial investment, medium-long term portfolio allocation and large-scale industrial direct investment. For industry exchanges, he regularly attends three categories of international industry events each year as a keynote speaker: the North American Digital Economy Summit, Global Biomedicine Investment Forum and International ESG Energy Industry Conference, sharing cross-border tech investment and operation models. He oversees the construction of the firm’s proprietary industrial research laboratory, with four industrial exchange bases across North America and South Korea to facilitate regular information exchange between technology R&D and tangible industrial sectors.