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S Jin Jin

HAINA Professional Development Manager at Henley Business School

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  • Henley Business School

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    Henley Business School

    HAINA is a collaborative centre between University Reading Henley Business School and Huawei focusing on professional training and research innovation.

    Ms Jin Jin has extensive telecom industry experience and has previously worked for Huawei UK Enterprise department and China Unicom Europe. She led the 1st Huawei HAINA project in collaboration with the University of Reading. She was the key person to manage the global PR and Social media project for Huawei ICT Skill global competition in Shenzhen on 26th and 27th of Feb, 2017.

    She specialises in business development, marketing and operational processes, procurement and project management.

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