

A graduate of Tong Ji University in Shanghai, Mr. Qian holds both a BS and Master’s Degree in mechanical manufacturing technology. With nearly 30 years of industry experience, he has been involved with vocational education, project management, machine tool sales, trade associations, sales management, and marketing strategies. Over the years he has worked for several machine tool companies in various sales, marketing, and management capacities. Employment has included Cosa Liebermann, Giddings & Lewis, IPC International, Thunder Precision Machinery, and ANCA Machine Tools. He has joined in AMT Shanghai Tech Center by middle of April 2019.
A graduate of Tong Ji University in Shanghai, Mr. Qian holds both a BS and Master’s Degree in mechanical manufacturing technology. With nearly 30 years of industry experience, he has been involved with vocational education, project management, machine tool sales, trade associations, sales management, and marketing strategies. Over the years he has worked for several machine tool companies in various sales, marketing, and management capacities. Employment has included Cosa Liebermann, Giddings & Lewis, IPC International, Thunder Precision Machinery, and ANCA Machine Tools. He has joined in AMT Shanghai Tech Center by middle of April 2019.
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