With a thorough understanding of shipping and third-party logistics operations, I have extensive experience as an international freight forwarder. My knowledge of IT theory and practice, as well as my comprehensive understanding of supply chain management and finance, is a major asset to my work. I have a deep understanding of the internet and am familiar with the operating models of e-commerce logistics (cross-border), as well as internet payments, finance, and advertising. My expertise in combining these areas with logistics-related industries sets me apart.

To be a forwarder of Freight Forwarders.

We are operating a bonded warehouse in Shanghai Northwest Bonded Logistics Park. As a major vendor for Xerox China, we handle more than 8,000 SKUs up to now and provide supply chain management service including inland haulage, customs clearance, Gate in and out, pick and pack, labelling, palletization service and so on.

Mainly responsible for the development of business channel as well as the design of Internet related products of logistics. Serving as project manager regarding the development and the build-up of the logistics E-Commerce platform for a large-scale state-owned enterprise, equipped with profound knowledge and experience about Internet, supply chain management, and finance service.

Product design for creative BU of Supply Chain Management and Finance department with execution for some Key Accounts.

As a joint venture company by Germany and China, the main business of Transmode is that Import/Export transportation between Germany/China and Export transportation from China to South American. By the reorganization for one year, Transmode China achieved a big growth from “less than 10 people” to “around 30 people”. Now, the organization chart is clear, the job responsibility of each department is optimized, the quality of service is upgraded and the performance and volume is growing quickly.

With sales and marketing effort and good management skills, Orientstar Shanghai office has been growing from “small” to “middle” size company. Depending on good relationships with local officials, Orientstar Shanghai representative office succeeded to be registered as a Class A NVOCC in China and rapidly developed her Dalian, Tianjin, Qingdao, Ningbo, Xiamen, Fuzhou, Shenzhen branches in the Year of 2005. By building up a long term relationship with overseas agent, significant development on Nomination business was achieved.

From ordinary staff member to office manager; extensive job responsibility with loads of working experience; good skills of management and organization; capability of team building; building positive rapport with local officials, vendors and clients, versed in business negotiations, customer relations, marketing and document preparation; strengthening company reputation at local market; taking over day-to-day management including staffing, training, cost control, facilities and maintenance.