Tian Jing is the Director at the Research Center for Art Finance and Charity Finance at the International Institute of Green Finance. She holds an MPA degree and brings with her extensive experience as a senior credit manager, having worked in state tax agencies. Her dedication lies in synergizing the development of cultural, artistic, and charitable ecosystems, with a focus on advocating common prosperity from a sustainable standpoint. Tian Jing’s research portfolio is diverse, spanning green cultural heritage and museums, cultural relic finance, intelligent charity, charity finance, charity taxation, and charity credit. She serves as the executive editor and primary author of the “China Charity Tax Operational Guideline” and has contributed as a co-compiler for publications like “Credit Due Diligence.” Notably, she initiated the “Museum ESG Development Proposal,” further illustrating her commitment to fostering sustainable practices in these areas.

Publications by Tian Jing:

(1) China Charity Tax Operational Guidelines

(2) Credit Due Diligence