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Personal Information Name:****** Gender:女 Cell/Telephone: ****** Age: 46 E-mail: ****** Educational Attainment:Bachelor Marital Status:Married Service Year:9 Years Present Locus:BEIJING Work Experience 2007.07 - NowHongkong SAR Governemnt Beijing Office (8Year9Month) Government Non-profit Organization | Government/public service/Non-Profit | 50-99 Hongkong Government Beijing Office main functions include further enhancing HKSAR Government's liaison and communication with the Central People's Government (CPG), Mainland authorities, and provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions under the purview of the Office (i.e. Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Gansu and Ningxia); facilitating exchange and co-operation in business and other aspects between Hong Kong and the Mainland. 2007.07 - NowCommercial Relation Manager Subordinates Num:0 | Area:BEIJING Responsibilities: PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Commercial Relations Manager, Hong Kong SAR Government, Beijing Office Assisting Principle Trade Officer(HK Based) to collect relevant information on Mainland trade and economic policies and regulations as well as to monitor the legislative progress of new laws and regulations that are of interest to HK; liaising with certain central ministries / commissions with a view to monitoring and reporting trade and economic issues that are of interest to HK;Monitoring and updating economic, political and important developments of as well as preparing background briefs on certain provinces and cities; participating and assisting in organizing trade and economic promotion events and activities, attending conferences and exhibitions in certain provinces and liaising and supporting HK senior officials’ visits to the Mainland, including their meetings with central ministries / commissions. Performance: 2007.01 - 2007.06BioMark Technologies Incorporated (5Month) Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology 2007.01 - 2007.06Consultant Subordinates Num:0 | Area:BEIJING Responsibilities: Exploring the possibility of setting up a representative office in China, to verify the possible clinical cooperation and collaboration with the qualified Chinese hospitals on BioMark’s technology and platform, validate the role of drug agency for regulatory requirements for clinical trials Performance: 1994.12 - 2007.01Canadian Embassy in Beijing (12Year1Month) Government/public service/Non-Profit 1994.12 - 2007.01Senior Commercial Officer and Trade Commissioner Subordinates Num:0 | Area:BEIJING Responsibilities: Work as part of the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service with preferred access to business knowledge and contacts to advance the Canadian commercial interests abroad, I deliver the International Business Development (IBD) program in Beijing, through various ways and advocacy the advantages and achievement of Canadian equipment and service to the Chinese business community; to observe and report the changes of regulations, policies and business environment back to the federal and provincial governments and the business communities in Canada. In the past 12 years, as the trade and economic relation between China and Canada have developed rapidly, and with the expansion of the commercial section in the Embassy, my responsibilities on the sector were shifted every 2-3 years. I was covering most of priority sectors in Embassy, namely, Investment promotion, Mining and minerals, Environment, Construction, Information and Communication Technology, Transportation, Financial Services, Energy (Electric Power and Oil & Gas), Nuclear, Defense and Machinery and Life Sciences (Biotechnology, Medical Devices and Pharmaceuticals, Health Food). I had received sector trainings on Environment, Electric Power, Oil & Gas, Investment Promotion in Canada and other professional skills trainings associated to my job, such as profession writing skills, presentation skills, effective communication skills, etc. When I was as the Senior Investment Officer (2004-2006), I was responsible for promoting Canada’s investment environment to China. During that period, the total investment volume from China to Canada was 5 times of that from 1970 to 2003. The key Chinese enterprises, such as PetroChina, Sinopec, China Minmetals, Huawei Group, etc., invested or established their representative offices, or set up their R&D facilities in Canada. I also participated and spoke in various trade shows, such as Tianjin Trade Fair, China International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFIT), etc. In addition, I was responsible for the approval reading of “Invest in Canada” Chinese version (simplified Chinese), Canada’s Competitive Advantages, CANADA - A CLIMATE FOR GROWTH, and other promotion materials. Highlights of responsibilities and accomplishments include the following: Develop a current knowledge of the Chinese market and advice/assistance/respond to the Canadian companies and other government departments (refer to clients): I develop and maintain a current knowledge of the China’s political and economic context. I use this intelligence to respond to requests for information from the Canadian clients, and to provide strategic advice proactively to clients on doing business in China. Based on this knowledge, I conduct researches and synthesize information and draft speeches for delivery by the Program Manager (Minister or Counselor) or Ambassador to local organizations or clients, and provide the interpretation and translation for the Program managers or Ambassador as requested. Build relations with clients: I build and sustain mutually beneficial relationships with clients, assess their potentials in China, provide market intelligence and value-added advice on the opportunities and challenges of doing business in China. Face-to-Face contact locally and advice to clients on local assistance: As the trade commissioner, I research and analyze business needs of local contacts prior to initiating a relationship and proactively engage in outcalls/corporate liaison activities to advise on Canada’s capabilities, and to enlarge the local contact base and promote Canada and its products in my responsible sector(s), as well as to identify the opportunities for investment in Canada. Troubleshooting: I analyze diverse potential and actual business or market access problems encountered by clients, develop and advise them of creative strategies for resolving them. Event planning and management: I am involving planning, managing and participating in the organization and execution of high level visits of Canadian ministers, federal and provincial government officials, and senior industry executives to China, and coordinate and host the Chinese senior official and industry visits to Canada. Supervision, budget planning and management, communication and team Work: I am working and collaborating with other members in the sister posts and provide sector specialist expertise in the development of strategic and operational plans. I share supervision of an assistant with my colleagues. Investment Attraction：When I was responsible for the investment attraction in the Embassy, with the support from my sector’s colleagues and my team assistant, I proactively seek to establish and expand networks required to identify and promote opportunities in identified priority sectors for attracting investment to Canada. Performance: 1993.02 - 1994.07 Indian Embassy in Beijing (1Year5Month) Government/public service/Non-Profit 1993.02 - 1994.07Interpreter and Translator  Indian Embassy in Beijing 2/1993– 7/1994 Subordinates Num:0 | Area:BEIJING Responsibilities: As one of few Chinese local engaged staffs working in the Indian embassy, I was