Who has a profile of Tang Jun?

Tang Jun is a well-known professional manager in China, who has studied in Japan and the United States, and is known as the "Emperor of Workers". He graduated from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications with a bachelor's degree and went to Nagoya University in Japan to obtain a master's degree in engineering.

In 1994, he joined Microsoft in the U.S. headquarters and successively served as the general manager of Microsoft Global Technology Center and the president of Microsoft China. Tang Jun is the only employee in the history of Microsoft to have won the Bill Gates Excellence Award, the highest honor award, twice, and also won the Microsoft Distinguished Management Award, and was designated by Microsoft as one of the future leaders of Microsoft Corporation. In 2004, he became the president of Shanda Network, China's largest interactive entertainment company, and helped Shanda successfully list on the NASDAQ in the United States, and was praised by Wall Street as the first person in Chinese capital.

In 2008, Mr. Tang Jun transferred to Xinhuadu Group as president and CEO with a value of "one billion". At the same time, Tang Jun was widely praised as China's "No. 1 Professional Manager" and China's first year On January 28, Tang Jun announced to the outside world through his personal Weibo that he would step down from Xinhuadu, focus on Hong Kong and Macao information, and serve as chairman and CEO.

Tangjun Automobile is a commercial vehicle brand in Shandong Province, which belongs to Shandong Tangjun Ouling Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd., headquartered in Zibo City, Shandong Province. The logo of Tang Jun Automobile is a "T" with a pair of wings, and the English logo is "T·King".

The development history of Tang Jun Automobile.

In 1956, the predecessor of Tangjun Automobile, "Zibo Kunlun Machinery Factory", was established;

In 1966, the first Long March brand car was produced;

In 1971, the "Zibo Automobile Factory" was established, and began to produce Taishan brand 130 light trucks and 212 jeeps;

In 1996, China Qingqi Group Zibo Automobile Factory was established to produce "Qingqi" brand trucks;

In 2005, it was renamed as "Shandong Tangjun Ouling Automobile Manufacturing ****" to produce "Tangjun" brand trucks;

In 2012, it obtained the production qualification of pure electric logistics vehicles.

Tangjun Automobile's products include trucks, electric vehicles, and special vehicles, of which trucks include Sailing, BMW, T series, K series, and dump trucks; Electric vehicles include T1 electric trucks, A6 electric trucks, angel logistics vehicles, and K1 electric trucks; Special vehicles include explosion-proof loaders, pressurized explosion-proof mining vehicles, cargo box boxcars, sprinkler trucks, garbage trucks, concrete mixer trucks, etc.

Tangjun Automobile Factory covers an area of more than 600,000 square meters, with a construction area of 230,000 square meters, with a complete stamping, welding, painting, testing and testing production lines, with an annual production capacity of 100,000 vehicles. At present, it has more than 400 sales points and more than 600 maintenance service stations across the country, and has also exported to Southeast Asia, Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and other countries and regions.

Tangjun Automobile is a commercial vehicle brand in Shandong Province, which belongs to Shandong Tangjun Ouling Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd., headquartered in Zibo City, Shandong Province. There are three main categories of products in Qingyou, namely light trucks, four-wheeled agricultural transport vehicles, and special modified vehicles.

Tangjun Automobile's products include trucks, electric vehicles, and special vehicles, of which trucks include Sailing, BMW, T series, K series, and dump trucks; Electric vehicles include T1 electric trucks, A6 electric trucks, angel logistics vehicles, and K1 electric trucks; Special vehicles include explosion-proof loaders, pressurized explosion-proof mining vehicles, cargo box boxcars, sprinkler trucks, garbage trucks, concrete mixer trucks, etc.

The body of Tang Jun Angel is made of special steel plate for automobiles, which is stamped and formed at one time. In terms of interior, the grip adopts a digital instrument cluster to make the driver more comfortable. The braking mode of the front disc and rear drum reduces the braking distance and improves the safety of braking.

The battery pack used is a 48V, 200Ah rubber section Zhengtong body maintenance-free battery, and the motor form is AC direct electricity. The upgraded Angel adopts a new front wall, new headlights and LCD instrument on the appearance of the vehicle, and adds functions such as reversing image, LCD screen, welcome lights, and automatic locking, while the motor position adopts front wheel drive. (Photo by photo:.)

Pacific Automobile Network Wu Binbin).

Tang Jun is a Chinese-American. Born in 1962 in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province; He graduated from Beijing Institute of Posts and Telecommunications in 1984 and later studied in Japan and the United States. He joined Microsoft in 1994 as a senior manager of the Windows NT development department at Microsoft headquarters. In 2001, he was promoted to general manager of the Quiet Global Technology Center of Microsoft Corporation.

From March 26, 2002 to February 2004, he served as President of Microsoft (China) and in 2001, he was the only employee of Microsoft to be awarded the Bill Gates President's Award of Excellence and the Outstanding Management Award of Microsoft three times. On February 11, 2004, he officially joined Shanghai Shanda Network Development **** as the president, and was also appointed as the honorary president of Microsoft (China). In March 2008, he was transferred to Shanda Network as a director and consultant.

Under the leadership of Tang Jun, Microsoft (China) has achieved sales results due to the huge demand of 1.3 billion Chinese, and Microsoft (China) is the only Microsoft branch in the world to set the highest sales record in history for six consecutive months (July 2002 or January 2003). Microsoft (China) FY03 (July 2002 to June 30, 2003) became the fastest growing branch of Microsoft among the 82 branches in the world. He has also won many honors such as China's Information Industry Economic Person of the Year, China's Top Ten Talent Management Figures, China's Top Ten Science and Technology Figures, China's Top Ten IT Figures, and China's Top Ten Most Valuable Professional Managers.