If you’re really interested, you can read my detailed bio. In short, I live in Beijing, am reasonably fluent in Mandarin, and have been involved in China off and on since 1981. I grew up as a software geek, and later in life got hooked by Silicon Valley startups, participating in five “interactive media” companies between 1992 and 2003. In 2004, my wife and I moved our family to China so our kids could learn Chinese (read about that here). After a year-long sabbatical, I co-founded my sixth Internet media company, focused on the information needs of middle-class Chinese consumers. As planned, we sold the company two years later. I now work for the acquirer (Global Sources) as a senior executive responsible for our online strategy in China.
You can read my first meaty post here.
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1 ashley // Feb 27, 2009 at 2:07 am
hi, there~ remember me, the girl being docent in UCCA for Dior’s exhibition?
i find you in twitter and i guess maybe we could get in touch again.
Alles Gute!
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