Shortly after Hero Interactive Entertainment issued an announcement announcing that the company's general manager Ying Shuling resigned and will continue to serve as the chairman of the company, Ying Shuling also explained the reasons for his resignation through the form of an internal letter from the company, and strongly recommended That Daniel to take over as the CEO of Hero Interactive Entertainment.
In his internal letter, Ying Shuling reviewed his and Daniel Wu Dan's process of founding Hero Mutual Entertainment, and believed that there were great differences in personality and way of thinking between the two sides but they were very complementary, and this difference and complementarity allowed them to look at problems from different angles in their work and enrich their decision-making dimensions. It is believed that Wu Dan can take LinkedIn Xiong Interactive Entertainment to a higher stage very well.
Wu Dan, English name Daniel. Graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in Business Administration. He worked for Five Minute Games, the R&D company of Happy Farm, where he mainly worked as a game planner and was responsible for game data analysis.
Later, he joined Deloitte Accounting Firm, undertook TMT industry audits, and participated in audits of many Internet companies. Four months later, Wu Dan joined Zhen Fund, mainly responsible for the field of games and enterprise software, initially as an investment manager, and after 1 and a half years of employment, he was promoted to vice president of Zhen Fund, becoming the youngest vice president of Zhen Fund.
In June 2015, Wu Dan left Zhen Fund and, as a co-founder, founded Hero Interactive Entertainment together with Ying Shuling, and is currently the president of Hero Interactive Entertainment. Now, it will take over as CEO of Hero Interactive Entertainment.