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| − | '''Jin Wang or 王瑨''' is [[ | + | '''Jin Wang or 王瑨''' is [[TLD Registry]] Ltd.'s first-ever General Manager in China. He has held that role since October 2014, and oversees the overall business development of the company's TLD registrations in China; he manages relationships between TLD Registry and its various Chinese Stakeholders.<ref name="linkedin">[http://cn.linkedin.com/pub/jin-wang-王瑨/25/a86/a15 Jin Wang], LinkedIn.com</ref><ref name="intake">ICANN 51 Intake Form. Retrieved 2014 November 21.</ref> |
He previously worked as the Business Operations Director for [[CNNIC]], where he was in charge of the company's [[new gTLD]] program and business development with non-Chinese TLD regisrtries.<ref name="intake"></ref><ref name="linkedin"></ref> | He previously worked as the Business Operations Director for [[CNNIC]], where he was in charge of the company's [[new gTLD]] program and business development with non-Chinese TLD regisrtries.<ref name="intake"></ref><ref name="linkedin"></ref> | ||
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| Country: | China |
| Email: | jin.wang [at] internetregistry.info |
| LinkedIn: |  [Jin Wang, LinkedIn.com Jin Wang]
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Jin Wang or 王瑨 is TLD Registry Ltd.'s first-ever General Manager in China. He has held that role since October 2014, and oversees the overall business development of the company's TLD registrations in China; he manages relationships between TLD Registry and its various Chinese Stakeholders.[1][2]
He previously worked as the Business Operations Director for CNNIC, where he was in charge of the company's new gTLD program and business development with non-Chinese TLD regisrtries.[2][1]
He is also a Member of INTA, where he was previously CNNIC's representative in INTA meetings.[1]
ICANN 51 in Los Angeles was Wang's first ICANN Meeting.[2]
He is also a blogger for Luxury Hotel in China, where he currently runs a social media platform with 40,000 subscribers and 500,000 record hits.[2]