Officers from Hefei Visited Homevalley

On April 18th, Ming Ma, Deputy Director General of Hefei High-tech Zone Technology Development Department and Director of Hefei Overseas Chinese Organization Coordination Service Department and other officers from Hefei Technology Development Department visited Homevalley. Shangshu Gao, Chairman of Yangpu Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, Weixiang Cai, Vice-chairman of Yangpu Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, Ming Tan, Director of Overseas High-level Talents Innovation Based Start-up Companies Supporting Center, Lei Ye, Vice-general Manager of Bay Valley, and Zhuoyi Zhang, Co-founder of Homevalley, warmly welcomed them.
 
Ms. Zhang took a tour of Homevalley and introduced Homevalley's basic background and operation mode.Homevalley is a cross-border enterprises service platform. Last March, Homevalley was awarded as "public service center for overseas Chinese." It is committed to building a bridge of talent services at home and abroad, providing sufficient resources to support entrepreneurial training, market docking and investment and financing services to achieve accurate docking of high-level talents.

Director Tan presented Yangpu entrepreneurial and innovative promotional video and introduced talent introduction policy in Yangpu District.

Director Tan and Deputy Director General Ma discussed about Yangpu District's experience in offshore incubation, introduction of global talents and other international projects. They both hope to establish a strategic alliance between Hefei High-tech Zone and Yangpu District.
 

▲  Ming Ma, Deputy Director General of Hefei High-tech Zone Technology Development Department
and Director of Hefei Overseas Chinese Organization Coordination Service Department

▲  Shangshu Gao, Chairman of Yangpu Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese

▲  Weixiang Cai, Vice-chairman of Yangpu Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese

▲  Ming Tan, Director of Overseas High-level Talents Innovation Based Start-up Companies Supporting Center

▲  Zhuoyi Zhang, Co-founder of Homevalley 

As Shanghai is ramping up its efforts to build a technology and innovation center of global influence, Yangpu District, once a traditional industrial hub that cultivated China’s first waterworks, power plants and textile mills, is now planning to become the most influential innovation hub in Shanghai. Yangpu has attracted lots of outstanding talents and enterprises. As a third party talent service institution, Homevalley aims to play a more influential role in introduction and development of high-level talents.