Founder, Vice Chairman and Executive Vice President of UT Starcom

President and CEO of UT Starcom (China)

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1982 graduated from Beijing University of Technology with a bachelor's degree in electronic engineering. 65438-0985 entered New Jersey Institute of Technology to pursue a master's degree, studying digital communication and digital signal processing.

From 1987 to 199 1, join bell labs.

From 1988 to 199 1 year, I worked in Bellcore laboratory. During this working experience, Wu Ying served as a senior researcher and project director, responsible for the research of cutting-edge technologies such as personal communication service and multimedia communication.

199 1 year, he co-founded Starcom with his partners.

1992, Wu Ying returned to China to start a business.

1995, Starcom merged with Unitech to form UT starcom.

1995- 10, Wu Ying served as vice chairman of UT starcom and president and CEO of UT starcom (China) co., ltd.

Honors won:

1June, 99818th, Wu Ying was selected as one of the 50 Asian stars who saved the Asian financial crisis by American Businessweek. In its evaluation of Wu Ying, the magazine wrote, "In the United States today, there are hundreds of China people following in Wu Ying's footsteps, and it is likely that more people will embark on the road to success."

Among the 50 richest entrepreneurs in China selected by Forbes magazine 200 1, Wu Ying ranked 19.

In 20001year, Wu Ying was lucky enough to be selected as one of the "Top Ten Most Popular Entrepreneurs in China in 20001year" among the "Top Ten New Talents in China" jointly selected by Cai Ying magazine and Hunan Satellite TV's "New Youth" column.

On May 22nd, 2002, Wu Ying was awarded the "Beijing First Entrepreneurship Award for Overseas Students" by the Beijing Municipal Government.

From June 5438 to February 2002, the Investment Research Institute of China State Planning Commission, the State Planning Commission, China Investment Magazine and China Overseas Students Entrepreneurship Association jointly selected President Wu Ying as "Top Ten Entrepreneurs of Returnees".

In February, 2002, Wu Ying was named "Top Ten Newcomers in China Communication Industry in 2002" by Communication World.

From June to 10, 2003, Wu Ying was named "Top Ten IT Man of China in 2002" by Knowledge Hero magazine.

In February 2003, Wu Ying was elected as the first president of Digital China Federation.

Wu Ying also served as honorary professor of Beijing University of Technology and president of Beijing Overseas Chinese Technology Entrepreneurs Association.

Ma Yun, President of Alibaba.