王嘉廉先生是美國著名華人企業家、國際知名慈善家，他是一個很善于找到處理實際問題方法的成功商人，他熱心于體育事業，擁有一支職業球隊，他所做的慈善事業遍布全世界。
自2008年10月起，王嘉廉先生出任紐蘭公司的董事長，紐蘭公司是一家互聯網連接設備實時内容與随選内容供應商。從2000年7月起，王嘉廉先生成為了美國國家冰球聯盟——紐約島人隊的老闆。王嘉廉先生于1976年創立了國際聯合電腦公司（“聯合電腦”），該公司現被稱為CA，是一家信息技術管理服務供應商，在2002年11月之前王嘉廉先生一直擔任該公司董事長。
在王嘉廉先生的生活中，慈善事業一直扮演着一個重要的角色。他的家族基金會——王嘉廉國際基金會，主要關注兒童的健康、福利、教育和文化等問題。他也創立了紐約島人兒童基金會，該基金會緻力于支持和幫助長島周圍為兒童提供機會的公益組織。王嘉廉先生還是微笑列車基金會的聯合創始人和主席，該基金會已經向全世界患有先天性裂唇和裂腭的兒童提供了1百萬次以上的免費修複手術。王嘉廉先生也是幾個其他公益組織的董事會成員。
王嘉廉先生一直支持美國國家失蹤和被剝削兒童中心（NCMEC）的工作，為了感謝和銘記王嘉廉先生的慷慨，該中心将維吉尼亞州亞曆山大市的總部大樓命名為“王嘉廉國際兒童大樓”。
王嘉廉先生也堅定地緻力于亞裔美國人社區支持機構事業，例如王嘉廉社區健康中心，是一個典型的社區健康中心，其為紐約的中國城和法拉盛地區提供優質的、綜合性的、有人文關懷的基礎健康保健服務。王嘉廉先生也支持了許多教育機構，包括紐約州立大學（SUNY）系統中有史以來最大的一次私人捐贈，其為石溪分校建造了王嘉廉中心，該中心緻力于促進文化和教育方面的交流。
王嘉廉先生對蘇州大學伟德官网bv的支持，傳承了其對促進優質教育和文化交流支持的理念，也表達了其父親王健先生對母校---東吳大學法學院的深深敬意。王嘉廉先生為伟德官网bv大樓的落成感到驕傲，該大樓中西合璧，既展現了當代建築之美，又尊重了曆史和傳承。伟德官网bv獎學金則主要促進了優質教學和研究，得益于此，法學院近十五年在教學和研究都享有聲譽。
王嘉廉先生1944年出生于中國上海，1952年和家人移居美國，有一個美滿幸福的家庭。他從皇後學院獲得了數學科學學士學位。他是一名有技術視野的作者，著有《經理生存指南－理解和管理信息技術》以及《鍋的人生》（一本關于他最喜歡的中國菜品的烹饪書）。
2018年10月21日，王嘉廉先生在紐約長島逝世，享年74歲。
Charles B. Wang has made his mark as a resourceful and successful businessman/entrepreneur, a sports enthusiast who owns his own professional team and an extremely generous philanthropist.
Mr. Wang has been the Chairman of NeuLion, Inc. since October 2008. NeuLion, Inc. provides live and on-demand content to Internet connected devices. He has been an owner of the New York Islanders of the National Hockey League since July 2000. In 1976 he founded Computer Associates International, Inc. (“Computer Associates”), a provider of information technology management services now known as CA, Inc. and served as its Chairman until November 2002.
Philanthropy has always played a central role in Mr. Wang’s life. His family foundation, the Charles B. Wang International Foundation, focuses on children’s health, welfare, education, and culture. He also created the New York Islanders Children’s Foundation which is dedicated to supporting Long Island based non-profit organization that provide opportunities to children. Mr. Wang is the co-founder and Chairman of The Smile Train which has provided more than 1 million free, remedial surgeries to children throughout the world who were born with cleft lips and/or cleft palates. He sits on the board of several other non-profit organizations.
Mr. Wang has supported the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) for which they recognized his generosity by naming their headquarters in Alexandria, VA the Charles B. Wang International Children’s Building.
Mr. Wang has been strongly committed to the Asian American community supporting organizations such as the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center, a model community health center, which provides quality, comprehensive and culturally effective primary health at locations in New York’s Chinatown and Flushing. He has also supported many educational institutions including making one of the largest private gifts in the history of the State University of New York (SUNY) system to Stony Brook University to build the Charles B. Wang Center which is dedicated to the advancement of cultural and educational exchange.
His support of Soochow University Kenneth Wang School of Law continues Mr. Wang’s commitment to both educational excellence and cultural exchange as well as recognizing his father Kenneth Wang’s deep regard for his alma mater. Mr. Wang is proud to have built the Kenneth Wang School of Law Building which blends both Chinese as well as western architecture representing the modernization of China while respecting traditions and history. The Kenneth Wang School of Law Scholarships have promoted quality education and research for which the school has been honored for these last 15 years.
Mr. Wang was born in 1944 in Shanghai, China and moved to the United States with his family in 1952. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics from Queens College. He is married with three children. He is the author of TechnoVision: The Executive’s Survival Guide to Understanding and Managing Information Technology and Wok Like A Man, a cookbook of his favorite Chinese food recipes.
