Blocking ads removes funding from us!
Researching and writing articles takes a lot of time. Operating our infrastructure costs money.
All of this is funded with advertising revenue.
We don't like advertising either - that's why we avoid annoying banners and pop-ups.
Please give us a chance and deactivate your adblocker!
Alternatively, you can support us here voluntarily.

Follow us:


OPPO Germany: New Managing Director Alan Jiang introduces himself

Alan Jiang OPPO
Image: OPPO Germany
(Post picture: © 2021 OPPO Germany)

OPPO Germany has been represented on the German market for a good year now. Up until now, Johnny Zhang was the company's German executive, who was promoted and now heads several markets as President Central and Eastern Europe. In Germany, Alan Jiang is now leading OPPO. 

His name is Alan Jiang, who has been the new GM (General Manager) at OPPO Germany since June 1st. Jiang has also been with OPPO for many years. He looks back on over eleven years of OPPO history. I will now summarize for you what he has achieved in this time.

Immediately after university to OPPO

Alan Jiang studied at Changsha University of Science & Technology from 2006 to 2010, and began his journey at OPPO in 2010. Among other things, he was responsible for sales and retail operations at OPPO in India (OPPO's second largest market after China).

He worked as a senior manager in the human resources department at the Chinese headquarters and drove forward and of course implemented various global projects. He therefore brings with him a wealth of experience from many specialist areas to help the company in Germany continue to grow.

Alan Jiang OPPO

Alan Jiang has been with OPPO for 11 years. He brings a lot of experience. (Image: OPPO Germany)

As a premium provider, OPPO is to expand its market share

Maggie Xue, President of OPPO Western Europe also commented on Jiang's new position:

"Germany is one of the largest markets in Europe and is therefore our highest priority. After a successful start in a difficult time, we now want to take the next steps to position OPPO as a premium provider and expand our market share. As an experienced manager and homegrown product, Alan brings important experience that not only covers the operational business, but above all our brand DNA. This will help us to introduce ourselves even better to German customers and explain what our products and the OPPO name stand for." - Maggie Xue, President OPPO Western Europe

Alan Jiang is looking forward to working at OPPO Germany

Alan Jiang himself has a few words for the German market, of course also for the German OPPO users or those who want to become one:

"I am looking forward to this exciting challenge and the trust that the company has placed in me. Our clear goal is still to be one of the top smartphone providers in Germany. To achieve this, we are working on offering the best product and service experience. For me personally, it is important to introduce German customers to our brand and all its values ​​and to show them what we stand for with our vision: Technology for Mankind, Kindness for the World. “- Alan Jiang, General Manager OPPO Germany

Recommendations for you

>> The best Amazon deals <

General note on articles in the "OPPOblog"

This article is in TechnikNews OPPOblog published - the very own blog for OPPO fans. OPPOblog reports independently and is not operated by the "OPPO" brand.

Dominic Lux

Dominik is 22 years old and very interested in new hardware for smartphones, as well as in the VR and AR area. He enjoys writing articles on these subjects. He has a fable for smartphones and gadgets, as well as electromobility. So he is currently busy writing in the new mobility department here TechnikNews.

Dominik has already written 144 articles and left 9 comments.

Web | X (Twitter) | Insta | PayPal coffee donation | Custom Desktop RTX 2070 Super, AIO Waku | Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
notification settings
notifications about
guest
Your name, which will be shown publicly.
We will not publish your email address.

0 Comments
latest
oldest Best
Inline feedback
View all comments