Zhou has worked
within the corporation as executive vice president of China Metals &
Minerals (Brazil) Ltd., deputy director for metal products business, general
manager of the metal products company and assistant as well as vice president
of China Minmetals Corporation.
Aside
from Brazil Zhou was also posted in Spain as Commercial Counselor of the
Chinese Embassy while being the vice president of China Minmetals Corporation.
Being employed in a state-run company Zhou has had to play dual roles as a government
and corporate employee.
Beside
his management skills Zhou has also been productive as an author. While he was
the Commercial Counselor to Spain he authored 15 articles including “Experience
of Management System Reform for State-owned Assets in Spain.” His articles have
been published in domestic and overseas newspapers and publications.
For
his management skill and hard work Zhou was appointed president of China
Minmetals Corporation on December 2004. It became evident early on that he was
not ordinary business head. He immediately proposed a new strategic goal of
doubling the business revenue and profit of Minmetals within 5 years. This
propelled the company into a new development phase.
Under
his leadership China Minmetals has been cited by industry organizations as one
of the best performing enterprise in its industry. The company that Zhou leads
is actually an international heavyweight being one of the largest corporations
in the world.
The
firm
is based in Beijing, China and was founded in 1950. It has long played an
integral role as a major import and export channel for metals and minerals in
China. With Zhou at the helm it is now an internationally competitive and
respected company.
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