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The Lists Below, Provided by Ecolibrium Group to Planphilly, Are Chinese Government Officials and Business Representatives Scheduled to Appear at the Dec The lists below, provided by Ecolibrium Group to PlanPhilly, are Chinese government officials and business representatives scheduled to appear at the Dec. 15 Philadelphia International Sustainability Conference. Government: NAME ORGANIZATION POSITION WANG Market System Construction Section Chief SUISHENG Department of Henan Commerce Department CHENG Foreign Trade Department of Vice Section YONG’AN Henan Commerce Chief Department ZHANG YAN Director Inviting and Attracting Outside Investment Research Office of Henan Commerce Department XU DAQUN Henan Province Commerce Vice Director Promotion Center SONG JIALI Zhengzhou City Commerce The Chief of Bureau Bureau ZHANG Zhengzhou City Finance Vice Chief of DONGHONG Bureau Bureau LU JIANWEN The Office of Zhengzhou City Section Chief Commerce Bureau LI YIHUI Attracting Investment Department Staff Department of Zhengzhou City Commerce Bureau JIA YOULIN Management Committee of Vice Director The New and High-tech Development Zone of Zhengzhou YUAN Vehicle Assets Center of Director WEIDONG Economic Technical Development Area Management Committee of Zhengzhou YANG Attracting Investment Bureau Vice Chief of XIAOFENG of Economic Technical Bureau Development Area Management Committee of Zhengzhou QIN TUWANG Management Committee of Administrative Exporting Processing Zone Vice Section of Zhengzhou Chief XU LIN The People’s Government of Subprefect Changyuan County WANG Commerce Bureau of Vice Chief of HAISHAN Puyang City Bureau CHEN HAIYAN Commerce Bureau of Hebi Chief of Bureau Ctiy ZHANG Commerce Bureau of Chief of Bureau QINGLIN Pingdingshan City KANG YUN Commerce Bureau of Section Chief Luoyang City HE The People’s Government of Assistant of DONGCHENG Henan Province Province Governor MIAO Commerce Bureau of Henan Deputy Director YONGQING Commerce Department LIU XINYONG The People’s Government of Deputy Mayor Hebi City LI JIANWEI The People’s Government of Deputy Mayor Pingdingshan City ZHANG Management Committee of Director YANMING Economic Technical Development Area of Zhengzhou YUE Yuxin International Company General Manager GUOYONG Ltd. Business representatives: Name Organization Position FAN GUODONG Henan Dongda High Temperature President Energy-Saving Material Co., Ltd. YANG FENG Henan Xinyang Estate Company President Ltd. LI LINHAI Henan Yongchang Feitian Starch President Sugar Company Ltd. WANG CHUNLIN Henan Jinshan Environment- President friendly Sci-tech Industrial Park Company Ltd. XU XUEMIN Hebi Anlihuanyan Tyre Company General Ltd. Manager HAO YINGQIU Hebi Baiyunjia Printing Co., Ltd. President XU QUANTANG Henan Yilong Real Estate President Development Company Ltd. WANG Henan Dongqi Machine Company President QINXIANG Ltd. ZHANG JISHUI Henan Zhongyuan Hoisting President Machinery Company Ltd. YANG QUANKE Henan Kelong Medical Appliance President Company Ltd. LI RUOLIN Henan Kelong Medical Appliance Deputy Company Ltd. General Manager HOU JIANJUN Luoyang Tianjiu Kithen Ware President Company Ltd. MA ZHUJUN Luoyang Jimeicheng Furniture President Market Company Ltd. LIU ZHIJUAN Henan International Trade Expo Deputy Company Ltd. General Manager ZHANG YAN Henan Commerce Department Office Business Promotion Center Director WANG QI Henan Kang Mao bidding Agency General Ltd. Manager .
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