王振耀，教授，北京师范大学中国公益研究院理事长、创始院长，民政部原社会福利和慈善事业促进司司长。哈佛大学肯尼迪政府学院公共管理硕士，北京大学政府管理学院法学博士。2008年，荣获中共中央、国务院、中央军委授予为“全国抗震救灾模范”；同年，荣评“中国改革开放30年30名社会人物”。
2010年6月，北京师范大学聘任王振耀教授为中国公益研究院院长。王振耀教授致力于公益慈善、儿童福利和养老服务研究，牵头完成了慈善立法、公益政策改革、儿童福利与养老服务体系建设等方面的许多重要的项目，将中国公益研究院打造成为相当有影响力的社会政策智库。
王振耀教授曾在民政部工作22年，参与筹建中国农村直接选举制度、城乡最低生活保障制度、国家自然灾害应急救助四级响应体系，在汶川地震救灾过程中首创“一省帮一重灾县”对口支援模式，并参与了孤儿津贴、老年人高龄津贴等多项国家基本社会福利制度的设立工作。
Wang Zhenyao, Ph.D., is President of the China Global Philanthropy Institute and Dean of the Beijing Normal University China Philanthropy Research Institute. He holds a Masters of Public Administration from Harvard University and a doctorate from Peking University.
Dr. Wang also helms the Beijing Normal University China Philanthropy Research Institute (CPRI), which he helped found in 2010.Under Dr. Wang’s leadership, CPRI has become a leading philanthropy think-tank, which drives national discourse on China’s social services and charitable sector. In addition to its research, CPRI also provides professional philanthropy consulting services and has completed a number of influential projects related to charity law and policy reform,child welfare, and senior citizen service systems reform.
In November 2015, Dr. Wang was appointed the president of the China Global Philanthropy Institute (CGPI), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting innovative, high-impact philanthropy through education and training. Founded by prominent Chinese and American philanthropists, Bill Gates, Ray Dalio, NiuGensheng, He Qiaonv, and Ye Qingjun, CGPI is dedicated to advancing philanthropy in China by improving the professional standards of philanthropic education, strengthening international dialogue and cooperation, and promoting innovative reforms in global philanthropy.
Dr. Wang previously worked for over 22 years at China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs (MOCA) where he was instrumental in launching several renowned national policies including direct village electionsand the country’s urban/rural minimum welfare social safety net system. Following the devastating Wenchuan earthquake, he established the National Natural Disaster Response System, a four-tiered mechanism for coordinated emergency response. While at MOCA, Dr. Wang also focused on expanding social security benefits to the country’s most vulnerable, reforming the national welfare system to provide allowances and greater support to groups such as orphans and senior citizens.
