Wu Yongqi s character experience, Wu Yongqi s character profile

Mr. Wu Qi has nearly eight years of management consulting experience, and his main consulting experience covers corporate development strategy, organizational structure design, corporate restructuring and turnaround, post-merger integration, marketing and sales strategy, etc., and his experience in sales and marketing mainly includes: brand strategy and brand management, sales channel innovation and channel portfolio management, marketing efficiency improvement and short-term improvement of sales performance ("quick win"), etc. He has provided management consulting services for well-known domestic and foreign enterprises including household appliances, airlines, telecommunications, IT, machinery and other industries.

The customers he has served include: Bosch-Siemens, European Machine Tool Association, VIAG Telecom, Microsoft, Minmetals Group, Kelon Group, Sichuan Changhong, China Southern Airlines, Lenovo, General Technology Group and other well-known enterprises at home and abroad.

On October 25, 2008, the Global Entrepreneur Summit Forum hosted by Global Entrepreneur magazine was held at Sofitel Wanda Hotel, Beijing. The theme of this conference is Transformation and Growth – Leadership in Crisis. The award ceremony for the most globally competitive Chinese companies was also held at the same time.

Wu Qi, Senior Partner of Roland Berger International Strategy Consultants, delivered a speech. Wu Qi, Senior Partner of Roland Berger Consulting, gave a wonderful view in the sub-forum "The Olympics Changed China - Are We Really Changed".

The Terracotta Warriors and Horses Burial Pit is one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century and is known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World". As the director of the Qin Warriors Museum, Wu Yongqi has been conscientious, dedicated, hard-working, and dedicated his life's energy to the protection of the Qin Warriors cultural relics for the protection of the Qin Warriors cultural relics for the protection of the Qin Warriors cultural relics and for the development of the Qin Warriors Museum.

Wu Yongqi is originally from Shandong and was born in Beijing. In 1969, Wu Yongqi, who was not yet 18 years old, responded to the call of *** and went to the rural area of Yan'an, Shaanxi Province to join the queue. In 1971, Wu Yongqi was recruited into the Shaanxi Provincial Museum as a docent, and began a career of more than 30 years in cultural relics.

Wu Yongqi, who is already the director of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum of Qin Shi Huang, recalled this period of history: "Although it was not me who chose my career, but my career chose me, I never regretted it and never thought of giving up." In December 1978, Wu Yongqi was transferred from the Provincial Bureau of Culture to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum to engage in the restoration and protection of cultural relics, and has never left since.

From the moment he set foot on the yellow earth, Wu Yongqi's fate was closely linked to this yellow earth.