Enlight Pictures 
Business Times - China 
China's ruling Communist Party has published a list of the country's top 100 private-sector business leaders, with Dalian Wanda chairman Wang Jianlin's name notably omitted.The compilation, which amounts to a semi-official checklist of who is in Beijing’s good graces, was published Thursday. According to the South China Morning Post, the executives are noted for their “great achievements in the development of the private economy” in the 40 years since the country chose to open up economically. They are not ranked...
Enlight Pictures
Changtian
Wang
CEO / President
A former financial journalist with a flair for the business side of entertainment, Wang started his course with Enlight in 1998 after three years as a producer at Beijing Television. He initially partnered with state firms to build his distribution business, and in 2011 he took the company public. The following year he produced the groundbreaking contemporary comedy “Lost in Thailand,” which singlehandedly introduced the concept of ROI to the industry. But many have not heeded the lesson, and this year Wang warned that consolidation is coming due to financial tightening and poor rental returns. The other ace up Wang’s sleeve: his large position in the Maoyan, now merged with Weiying, to create a duopoly in online ticketing.
