November 10 news, yesterday, Fortune Chinese Released the list of China's most influential business women in 2021. According to the list, Dong Mingzhu, chairman and president of Gree Electric Appliances, Sun Jie, CEO and director of Ctrip.com, Dai Zhenfei, global vice president of Amazon, Zhu Xiaojing, president and CEO of Walmart China, Zhang Nan, CEO of ByteDance, Chen Liying, co-chairman of Yunda Shares, Zhou Yingjie, CEO of Xingsheng Preferred, and other business women on the list.
Fortune Chinese said that this year's list includes two parts: The List of China's Most Influential Business Women, and the List of China's Most Influential Business Women in the Future. The former are women leaders in large corporations; the latter is a new generation of women entrepreneurs, managers and opinion leaders on the rise of China's business community. In a year of uncertainty, they have contributed to helping China and the world recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, inspiring and inspiring more people. We pay tribute to these extraordinary women with this list.
For Dong Mingzhu, Fortune Chinese Network said that Dong Mingzhu still did not actively or passively tear off the brand label of "Marketing King". At the age of 36, Dong Mingzhu came from Jiangsu to Zhuhai, a special economic zone. At Gree, she started as a salesperson. At the age of 52, he became the president of Gree Electric Appliance Co., Ltd.; at the age of 58, he was appointed chairman of Gree Group; at the age of 64, Dong Mingzhu stepped down as chairman of Gree Group, but still firmly controlled Gree Electric Appliances. Gree Electric Appliance's revenue has increased from 80 billion yuan to 200 billion yuan, and the sales index has increased by 1.5 times, but the number of personnel has been reduced by half, and the cumulative tax payment for the state is 110 billion yuan, which is regarded as the achievement of Dong Mingzhu.
For Sun Jie, According to Fortune Chinese Network, Sun Jie joined Ctrip in 2005 and has served as chief financial officer and chief operating officer, and was promoted to CEO and director of Ctrip at the end of 2016. During her tenure, Sun Jie was involved in the acquisition of Skyscanner, Europe's largest air search engine, the acquisition of the US social travel platform Trip.com and the BRITISH social review site Twizoo. Jie Sun has extensive experience in online travel business operations and management, financial operations, mergers and acquisitions and investor relations.
For Dai, Fortune Chinese introduced that in 2013, Dai joined Amazon as the general manager of Amazon's Advertising Business in China, responsible for formulating and executing business and technology plans across advertising channels and media. Previously, she spent 18 years with Companies such as Arthur Andersen and Oracle, where she gained extensive experience in e-commerce, advertising, mobile content and data, mobile payments and commerce, software product management, marketing, business development, software as a service (Saas) and customer relationship management.
Her resume has allowed her to better understand and grasp the opportunities of trade between the East and the West. She and her team are busier during the COVID-19 pandemic and need to do their best to help sellers cope with the operational complexities brought about by the epidemic, and help Chinese companies develop cross-border e-commerce business, expand global markets, and build international brands.
Author: Wang Xiaomeng