The host or whoever organized the meeting does the introduction. Most non-Americans will probably be reluctant to introduce themselves with much enthusiasm and

The host or whoever organized the meeting does the introduction. Most non-Americans will probably be reluctant to introduce themselves with much enthusiasm and might underplay their achievements, specially Asians. If there is no designated Toastmaster, the most neutral party should step forward and do the formalities. Try not to drop dollar figures that someone might have or manage, instead, stress their successful exits and other accomplishments. This is strictly from my experience in the Mideast and China, btw.