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Chinese Internet mogul Vic Lee will be joining multi-billionaire Carlos Slim and Kazakh businessman Kegnes Rakishev to help Mobli take on the Chinese market. He joined Tencent in 1999, according to Tencent’s Soso Wikipedia, shortly after the company was founded in November 1998. Mobli Co-Founder and CEO, Moshe Hogeg with Vic Lee. Lee explains that while the Chinese market already has competitors in the field, he still thinks a company like Mobli has strong chances in capturing a big enough market share. “[mobli] is one of the most promising companies I’ve seen, and it has the potential to disrupt and transform large sectors of the Chinese market.