Experience

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  Henan Senyuan Electric Co., Ltd.

  • Regional Director

    • Oct 2015 - Present

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  中非民间商会 China-Africa Business Council

  • Beijing City, China

  • Vice President assistant

    • Sep 2017 - Present
    • Beijing City, China

    China-Africa Business Council (CABC) is a National Chamber of Commerce jointly established by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP), the China International Center for Economic and Technical Exchanges (CICETE), upon the approval by central leaders and the Ministry of Civil Affairs, CABC was officially established on October 23rd, 2006.VisionBe committed to become a specialized and internationalized platform serving China-Africa economic and trade cooperation, as well as a model for China-Africa and South-South cooperation.MissionActively guide Chinese enterprises in their process of “going into Africa” and help African enterprises with their operations in China; Work with domestic and international public and private sectors to practically promote China-Africa economic and trade exchanges, push forward China-Africa and South-South Cooperation, and promote international exchanges on the Guangcai Program.MemorabiliaYear 2004-Mr. Kofi Annan, UN former Secretary-General, proposed to establish CABC.Year 2006-CABC was incorporated under Ministry of Civil Affairs of China.Year 2015-CABC delegation attended the FOCAC Johannesburg SummitYear 2016-CABC held China-Africa Tourism Forum at Nairobi, Kenya Year 2016-CABC held China-Africa Agricultural Investment Forum at Addis Ababa, EthiopiaYear 2017-First Annual Meeting of the African First Lady to Fight with AIDS (OAFLA) at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Special Invited) Year 2017-CABC held China Africa Capacity Cooperation Exhibition at Nairobi, KenyaYear 2018- The 7th Conference of China-Africa Think Tank Forum, Beijing, ChinaYear 2018- Zambia Investment Matchmaking at Lusaka, ZambiaMembers in Africa CABC has 605 member companies as of December 2017. The member companies are trading with and undertaking project contracting and invest in 51 African countries, and have a total employment of 102,000 local employees.

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  阿西布朗勃法瑞公司（ABB）

  • Shanghai

  • Project Manager

    • Jun 2012 - Sep 2015
    • Shanghai