Dan Wei Jian, male, MBA. Born in June, 1953, graduated from the Foreign Trade English Department of our school. He stayed on as a teacher and went to the United States to study in the early 1980s. He received an MBA from the University of San Francisco and a master's and doctor's degree in economics from the University of California, Berkeley. From 1993 to 1998, he served as J.P.MORGAN and served as executive director. 1998 has been the executive director of Newbridge Capital Limited (Hong Kong) Limited, a direct investment company headquartered in the United States. In February 2000, he served as an independent director of the first board of directors of Baoshan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd., and also served as an independent non-executive director of Tyne International Group Limited, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited and China Unicom Limited. Since June 2005, he has been the managing director of TPG Group.

(2) Wang Jinlong, 8 1 alumnus, president of Starbucks Greater China, and global senior vice president of Starbucks Coffee Company.

Wang Jinlong, born in 1957, studied in Beijing Foreign Studies School in high school and stayed there to teach after graduation. 1977 was admitted to the Department of Foreign Trade English (Part I) of our school, 1982 1 worked in the Ministry of Economic Relations and Trade after graduation. 1985 entered the law school of Columbia University in the United States, and 1988 obtained the doctor of law degree. At that time, he was qualified as a lawyer in both New York and New Jersey, becoming the first Chinese to be qualified as a dual lawyer. He has worked in milbank Tweed Law Firm and Preston Gates &; Ellis law firm is engaged in lawyer work; 1992 joined Starbucks as vice president of legal and corporate affairs. 1995, global vice president of Starbucks international co., ltd.; 200 1 retired to China. In 2003, he became the president of Liangyou Jinban Convenience Chain Co., Ltd.; At the end of 2005, he returned to Starbucks as the president of Greater China and the global senior vice president of Starbucks Coffee Company.

(3) Zhang Jingzhi, the 87th graduate student alumnus and president of Kang Sheng Beer Company in China, USA —— from a marketing scholar to a brand-building practitioner?

Christine, 1960, a native of Cangzhou, Hebei Province, worked for two years. 1978 was admitted to Hebei university of finance and economics, majoring in undergraduate management, and 1982 graduated from normal school. 1984 was admitted to university of international business and economics as a graduate student majoring in international business management, and studied under Professor Luo Zhenzhuan, a famous international marketing teacher. 1987 stayed on as a teacher after graduation and was promoted to a lecturer from 1988. 1990 was admitted to the United Nations program to study in Britain; 1992 obtained an MBA degree from Manchester University, and was hired as a lecturer in marketing by the Hong Kong Polytechnic University that year, and later promoted to associate professor; 65438-0995 Joined Hongkong Jebsen Foreign Firm as the general manager of China Development Department and concurrently the director of Blue Sister Beer China Department. Two years later, he was employed by COORS, a world-famous American beer company, and began to build COORS beer brand in China, and he has been the president of the company in China.

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