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Taiwan

Taiwan

Managing sales, marketing and product development teams and providing insightful advice to CEO decisions. Restructuring organization and expanding new retail package power supply product line. Managing sales, finance and inventory sectors, setting KPI and driving business performance in European, American and Japanese subsidiaries via creating global sales, marketing and accounting platform.

Los Angeles, California, United States

-Managing Company and Leading Sales Team - With a successful business strategy and management skill, the company's turnover is growing four times within five years despite the financial crisis in the United States.-Developing New Market – Expanding business in large enterprise in North and South American with new product development and outstanding business skill, and successfully obtain US / Canadian government’s project, as well as expand the gaming/slot machine, LED display, server and other markets.-Expanding Market Share in Channel -Thorough development of the large electric chain stores and on-line store in North America region.-Managing Marketing Strategy — Successfully transforming Seasonic into the most high-end power supply brand in the North American market -Optimizing management performance of subsidiary - Integrating human and institutionalized management, adopted CRP and other management software, with the most streamlined manpower allocation to create a golden team with high employee output and low turnover rate.

Japan

Starting up Japanese subsidiary for Sea Sonic Electronics Co., Ltd, with in-depth knowledge of local culture, law and accounting system. Establishing and managing sales, finance and logistics departments. Penetrating retail market as well as industrial supply chain with diversified channel development and management. Assisting headquarter developing OEM customers in Japanese market, maximizing output value from local subsidiary.

Emba

Master Of Public Policy (Mpa), Economic Development

Bachelor Of Economics, Economics