Volvo China management adjustment Qinpaiji joins Geely, Pan Hesong returns to China
'Qinpaiji joins Geely, Pan Hesong returns to China in Volvo China management adjustment'
【phoneauto News】On August 21st, Geely Automobile Group announced that Mr. Qin Peiji has joined Geely and assumed the position of Deputy General Manager of Geely Automobile Group Sales Company, which has attracted attention online. Yang Xueliang, Senior Vice President of Geely Group, posted on Weibo, “In order to further promote the exchange of management talents in the process of electrification transformation, and continue to enhance China’s role as the second home market within Volvo Cars’ global architecture, the management team of Volvo Cars China will make the following adjustments.”
Mr. Qin Peiji, President of Volvo Cars Greater China Sales Company, will join Geely Automobile Group and assume the position of Deputy General Manager of Geely Automobile Group Sales Company. Mr. Qin Peiji has served in Volvo Cars for twelve years and has made important contributions to the rapid development of Volvo Cars in the Chinese market. Since assuming the position of President of the Greater China Sales Company, he has led Volvo Cars to achieve steady sales growth and increase market share against the backdrop of overall market turbulence and the challenges posed by the epidemic. The entire sales system has also made significant progress. We thank Mr. Qin Peiji for his contributions to Volvo Cars and wish him greater success in his new position.
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Adjustment of Volvo China Management Team
Mr. Pan Hesong (Martin Persson), the current General Manager of Volvo Cars Japan, will return to China and assume the position of President of Volvo Cars Greater China Sales Company. He will report to Mr. Yuan Xiaolin, Senior Vice President of Volvo Cars Group and President and CEO of the Asia Pacific region, and make every effort to promote the continuous development of Volvo Cars in the Chinese market.
Mr. Pan Hesong has served in China for three years, from 2015 to 2017, leading customer service and after-sales market sales. He has a deep understanding of the Chinese market. During his previous tenure in the Japanese market, he, along with his team, increased market share, cultivated local talents, and positioned Volvo Cars as a leader in the high-end electric vehicle market in Japan. We believe that his experience will further drive the electrification transformation of Volvo Cars in the Chinese market. As Volvo Cars’ second home market and one of the most dynamic and competitive automotive markets globally, the priority is to enhance Volvo Cars’ development in China and strengthen the role of the Chinese market within the global architecture of Volvo Cars. Mr. Yuan Xiaolin, Global Senior Vice President, President and CEO of Asia Pacific Region, will report directly to Volvo Cars’ CEO, Mr. Jim Rowan, and lead Volvo Cars to achieve greater breakthroughs in the Chinese market.
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