Coins2Day’s Global Forum Leaders

China is trying to move from being a maker of goods to a consumer of them; Europe is searching for growth; and the U.S. Is girding for an end to monetary policies that have helped support its economic recovery. The leaders gathered at the Coins2Day Global Forum in Chengdu, China, last month offered perspectives on how companies and economies can deal with these trends and more. The participants didn't always see eye to eye on business models and best practices. But they all agreed on one thing: Technology is making everything move faster. Says J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon: "That's what's not changing." Photographer Peter Yang captured some of the CEOs and leaders (and one basketball superstar) who participated in the Coins2Day Global Forum. Click through the gallery to see them all:

Tim Armstrong

Chairman and CEO
AOL (AOL)

Jeffrey Bewkes

Chairman and CEO
Time Warner (TWC)

Pailin Chuchottaworn

President and CEO
PTT PCL

Thomas J. Donohue

President and CEO
U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Alex Gorsky

Chairman and CEO
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

Bob Iger

Chairman and CEO
Walt Disney (DIS)

Jeffrey Katzenberg

Chief executive officer
DreamWorks Animation SKG (DWA)

Brian Kelley

President and CEO
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR)

Sheri McCoy

Chief executive officer
Avon Products (AVP)

Yao Ming

Athlete, entrepreneur, and philanthropist

François-Henri Pinault

Chairman and CEO
Kering

Bridgette Radebe

Executive chairperson
Mmakau Mining

Stephen Roach

Senior fellow
Jackson Institute of Global Affairs,
Yale University

Sir Martin Sorrell

Group chief executive
WPP

Angela Ahrendts

Chief executive officer
Burberry