PROFILE

Ryan Manuel, PhD

Dr. Ryan Manuel is the Founder and CEO of Bilby, an AI startup that focuses on predicting changes in government policy and regulation. Bilby's software employs artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyse publicly available information on government activities, assisting businesses in making informed decisions. Founded in 2021, Bilby is based in Hong Kong and aims to provide insights primarily for China, India, the Middle East, and Vietnam, with plans to expand into Indonesia, Japan, and Korea.

Before establishing Bilby, Dr. Manuel had a diverse career spanning over 24 years as a computer programmer, management consultant, and academic. He has held teaching positions at prestigious institutions such as Oxford University, the Australian National University, and Hong Kong University, focusing on Chinese politics and research methodologies. His work has been featured in prominent publications including the New York Times and Financial Times. Additionally, he served as a Senior China Analyst for the Australian government, contributing to reports for the Prime Minister and National Security Committee.

Dr. Manuel holds a doctorate from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He is also the Chief Asia Advisor for Silverhorn Investments, leveraging his expertise in regulatory developments to guide investment strategies.

In terms of industry recognition, Dr. Manuel is noted for his thought leadership in the intersection of technology and political science. His work at Bilby has garnered attention for its innovative approach to regulatory analysis.

This profile was written by AI from the sources below.

  • https://aureliaventures.com/people/ryan-manuel
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gfExZ-23gY
  • https://www.bilby.ai/our-team
  • https://www.bilby.ai/our-company
  • https://hk.linkedin.com/in/ryan-manuel-bilby
  • https://twitter.com/chinaregulation?lang=en

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