明辉 杨
About 明辉 杨
明辉 杨 is the Operations Director at DJI, where he has worked since 2015. He is known for leading the RoboMaster competition, which has gained international recognition and significant media exposure.
Work at DJI
Since 2015, the individual has served as the Operations Director at DJI in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. In this role, they have led significant initiatives, including the development of the RoboMaster competition. This competition has gained international recognition in the field of university innovation talent cultivation, engaging over 400 universities and 8,000 students each year.
RoboMaster Competition Development
The individual played a crucial role in the establishment and expansion of the RoboMaster competition. In 2019, they successfully integrated the competition into the 'Education Ministry Higher Education Society University Competition Directory', which enhanced its credibility and recognition. The event has achieved over 70 million online live stream views per event and over 100 million total media exposure, along with securing approximately 60 million RMB in government subsidies over five years.
Previous Experience at 深圳市易图资讯股份有限公司
Prior to joining DJI, the individual worked as a Planning Manager at Shenzhen Yitu Information Technology Co., Ltd. from 2009 to 2014. During this time, they developed various cultural IP projects related to the RoboMaster brand, including documentaries, reality shows, animations, and comics, which were distributed on popular platforms such as Youku, Tencent, and Bilibili.
Educational Background
The individual studied at Peking University, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Management. This educational foundation has contributed to their expertise in operations and project management within the technology and education sectors.
Collaborative Projects and Talent Development
The individual has established talent laboratory projects in collaboration with 54 universities globally, including notable institutions such as Southern University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and the University of New South Wales. These projects aim to implement specialized talent delivery plans and foster innovation in technology.