Supply chain planning · Experience atlas

Turning complex signals into plans, systems, and products.

Education, professional roles, and selected supply-chain projects across Asia, Europe, and the United States.

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HKUST · BBA

Hong Kong

Professional Accounting and Operations Management built the first bridge between business systems and execution.

Place of study Journey path Map: Natural Earth · CC0

Education, roles, and projects—separate, but connected.

Each path can be viewed on its own, while the full atlas shows how planning discipline carries across them.

The education path connects HKUST, a short-term UC Berkeley exchange program, and graduate study at UTD.

The professional path separates the IKEA and Apple roles instead of compressing them into one Shanghai chapter.

Selected work projects show the operating network behind those roles—from cross-border rail planning to multi-site EOL execution.

Clear plans

Turn complex supply and logistics signals into plans people can understand and execute.

Visible evidence

Use BI dashboards and structured reviews to make risk, status, and progress easier to see.

Reusable systems

Build practical workflows and products that reduce repeated work without hiding important decisions.

Education, then execution.

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