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| CVs of the Co-opted Vice Chairmen |
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| 2006-12-08 09:56 caefi |
(The order of the name list bases on the alphabet sequence of the enterprises/organization from which Vice Chairmen come, no priority at sequence)
Zhang Yanfei
Gender: Male
Nationality: Han
Date of Birth: June 1946
Place of Origin: HuaiAn in Jiangsu Province
Political Identity: Member of Chinese Communist Party
State of Health: Excellent
Academic and Technical Titles: Senior Economist,
Senior Engineer with Research Level
Educational Background:
Got Bachelor’s degree from the Technical Physics Department of Peking University; and attended the part-time graduate class of the Finance School of Renmin University.
Work Experience:
Mar.1971_Apr.1979 Worked in Baoding Petrol Chemical Plant in HeiBei Province
Apr.1979_Nov.1981 Worked in the Preparatory Department of the Third Automobile Factory affiliated to the First Machinery Ministry
Nov.1981_Feb.1997 Worked as the vice factory director in Nanjing Automobile Manufacturing Factory; and as the vice general manger in Yuejin Automobile Group
Feb.1997_Present Have been working in China World Trade Investment Ltd, China World Trade Center Ltd, and China World Trade Center Co., Ltd.
Positions Assumed now:
General Manger of China World Trade Investment Ltd.;
Executive Director, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Committee and Chairman of the Labor Union of China World Trade Center Ltd.;
Vice Chairman of China World Trade Center Co., Ltd.
Gao Guozhu
Mr. Gao Guozhu, a CPC member, was born in September 1941 in Shenyang, Liaoning province and started work in September 1966.
1961.09—1966.09 Power Machinery Department, Xi’an Jiaotong University
1967.09—1969.04 Teacher in Ship-building, Dalian University of Science and Technology
1969.04—1980.09 Technician, deputy chief for design and deputy director of the research unit, Dalian Forklift Plant
1980.09—1983.05 Associate president of Dalian Forklift Plant
1983.05—1985.01 DDG and DG of Dalian No.1 Light Industry Bureau
1985.01—1986.04 DG and Party Secretary of Dalian No.1 Light Industry Bureau
1986.04—1988.01 Assistant to the Mayor of Dalian and director of Dalian Trade Promotion Council (portfolio in foreign trade and protocol affairs)
1988.01—1991.03 Vice Mayor of Dalian and director of Dalian Trade Promotion Council (portfolio in foreign trade and protocol affairs)
1991.03—1993.03 Assistant to Liaoning Governor, Director of Liaoning Foreign Trade and Economic Commission and Chairman of Liaoning Trade Promotion Council (portfolio in foreign trade and protocol affairs)
1993.03—2001.02 Vice Governor of Liaoning and Chairman of Liaoning Trade Promotion Council (portfolio in foreign trade and protocol affairs)
Since 2001.03 Deputy Party Secretary and Deputy Director General of the Standing Committee of Liaoning People’s Congress
Dr. David Chu Shu-ho
David Chu Shu-ho, Han male of Guangdong origin, was born in September 1950 in Hong Kong. Dr. Chu is an Honorary Member, Advisory Council on Asia of the University of Toronto and a Hong Kong JP. He was a member of the 8th, 9th and 10th CPPCC and Chairman of CPPCC Subcommittee for Strategic Proposal. He currently heads Mission Hills Group and is Chairman of Mission Hills Golf Club.
Dr. Chu is a well-known industrialist in Hong Kong. His investment footprint is all over Asia and North America, covering areas like sport, recreation, industry, hospitality and real estate. He was one of the first industrialists coming to the mainland after China’s opening-up. As early as in 1978, Mr. Chu already invested in industrial projects in the mainland. After the southern tour by former President Deng Xiaoping, he made massive investment in sport and recreational facilities in the mainland, especially the 216-hole Mission Hills Golf Club and Resort created on the deserted hills bordering Shenzhen and Dongguan. His success was an exemplary model of improving investment climate and promoting urbanization by building recreational facilities. Dr. Chu’s personal effort has greatly moved forward the emerging recreation and resort business in China.
Dr. Chu also enjoys strong influence in the Chinese and international sport industry. He was a special advisor to China’s bid for the 2008 Olympics and has contributed to the final success of Beijing. He is also keen on welfare activities in cultural and education sectors. He has made a huge contribution in cementing China’s cultural and educational exchanges with the rest of the world.
Ruey Bin Kao
Ruey Bin Kao has been appointed president of Motorola (China) Electronics Ltd since April 2005.
In this role, Kao will be responsible for achieving financial results while creating and executing marketing, sales and communications plans. He will implement strategic account management, ensure corporate governance and positive employee engagement as well as strengthen relationships with key customers and government constituencies.
In this new capacity, Kao will continue his role as the general manager, Motorola Networks Greater China.
Kao joined Motorola in China in 1993 as a Senior Manager and ever since then he has become a cornerstone of the company’s success in China, especially in the infrastructure business. In June 2000, Kao was promoted to general manager responsible for Motorola’s infrastructure business in Greater China.
In addition to his business leadership role, Kao, as an indispensable member of the company’s management team, has also contributed to the continuing success of Motorola in China. He was acting president for the company from August to December, 2003 when the position was vacated. He was also a member of the search committee for the company president.
Kao has the degree of doctor of business administration from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2005, a Master degree in computer and information science from the University of Delaware, USA and a Bachelor degree in computer science from Tamkang University inTaiwan.
Jason T. Li
Jason T. Li, is legal representative and president of Pro-Health (China) Co., Ltd., and in charge of management and operation of Pro-Health (China) International Group in China.
Jason T. Li who was born abroad is an American of Chinese ancestry. He graduated from Stanford University, got the MBA degree in 1983, ever held a post in the American McKinsey ＆ Company and also worked for a foreign transnational enterprises in many Asian countries as marketing director、general manager、till vice president for several years.
In 1995, he was appointed president of Pro-Health (China) by Pro-Health International Groups and launched the business in Chinese market in 1996.
From ten years ago, Pro-Health has been devoting to health industry, steady management , successful R&D and production. Now the company has more than 10 categories of healthcare products. the sales channels cover all over the country. At the same time, it provides professional health service for nearly millions of Chinese customers. Sales performance of Pro-Health (China) has been grown steadily at an average rate of 40% per year since 1999. In 2003, Pro-Health (China) became the largest health industry in Beijing, the capital of China. It pays tax over RMB100 million per year and is ranked as “the China’s 20 Best trade taxpayers” by National Bureau of Statistics.
Not only has Pro-health Group made great progress in market operation, but also involved in public welfare undertaking actively and extensively. Since entering into the Chinese market, Pro-health Group has unremittingly devoted to the public welfare undertaking, participated in government public affairs and all kinds of commonweal activities. Pro-health has cooperated with China Youth Development Foundation for a long time, and independently set up the permanent “Pro-health Independence China Youth Fund” to commit itself to Project Hope and to allocate a fix proportion from annual profit to the Fund” continuously expanding love undertaking. At the same time, Pro-health (China) has also cooperated with China Communist Youth League to set up a program of 10 years’ duration —“Pro-Health Independence Entrepreneur Program”. The sum of the fund and the program is RMB100 million. At present, Pro-Health (China) has established 14 Pro-Health Hope Primary Schools. In 2006, Mr. Li was awarded the name of “The Ten Charitarian of China Commonweal Undertaking”
Mr. Li and all his staff of Pro-health (China) are making great efforts to serve China and Chinese people with international and professional level and native development thought.
Shizuo Takashino
Mr. Shizuo Takashino joined SONY in April 1962. He was General Manager of SONY Audio Personal Acoustics Unit 1 in November 1985. In April 1990, he was Senior Manager of SONY Personal Acoustics Unit 1. Four years later, he became Senior VP of SONY A&V CAV and Senior General Manager of the company’s personal A&V division. In June 1995, Mr. Takashino became a SONY director. In April 1996, he was president of SONY Personal A&V. In June 1997, he became Senior VP of SONY Corporation. In April 1999, he became President and CEO of SONY Home Network. In June 1999, he was managing director of SONY Corp. In April 2001, he was president of SONY Broadband Solutions unit. In June 2002, he became an executive VP of SONY Corp. In April 2005, he moved to Shanghai as president overseeing the design and engineering unit of SONY China and China representative-in-chief of SONY Corp. In April 2006, he became SONY Group China Representative. In July 2006, he was director of SONY (China) Industries.
Meanwhile, Mr. Takashino continues his vice-presidency at SONY Group, overseeing the global operations of SONY IMNC, PAVNC and PSNC.
Dipl.-Volkswirt ALFRED WEWERS
born January 1, 1948, Dülmen (Germany)
2 children
Education:
1966 Abitur (final examination)
1967 - 1968 German Air Force
1969 - 1974 Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster
Studies of Economics (Diplom-Volkswirt)
Employment:
1974 August-Thyssen-Hütte AG, Duisburg
(later: Thyssen AG)
Junior Manager Economics Department
1986 Thyssen Industrie AG, Essen
Head of Press Department and Central Bureau
1987 Thyssen Industrie AG, Essen
(today: ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG)
Head of Corporate Communication and Central Bureau
2003 ThyssenKrupp AG, Representative Office Beijing
Chief Representative for P.R. China
(effective October 2003)
2005 ThyssenKrupp (China) Ltd.
President & CEO
( effective July 2005)
Others:
2004 Chairman of the Board, Beijing
Member of the All-China Board
German Chamber of Commerce in China (effective July 2004 )
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