Lei Guo
About Lei Guo
Lei Guo is the Corporate Social Responsibility Lead and HR Business Partner at SC Johnson in Shanghai, focusing on CSR programs, employee engagement, and promoting STEM education.
Company
Lei Guo is currently working at SC Johnson in Shanghai City, China. In her role, she handles two significant positions: Corporate Social Responsibility Lead and HR Business Partner. SC Johnson is involved in various programs and collaborations aimed at community development, sustainability, and STEM education. Lei's efforts support these initiatives through strategic partnerships and budget management.
Title
Lei Guo holds the title of Corporate Social Responsibility Lead at SC Johnson Great China. In this position since January 2017, she designs and implements annual CSR programs and manages the annual CSR budget. Additionally, she serves as an HR Business Partner, promoting employer branding and engaging employees in CSR activities.
Education and Expertise
Lei Guo studied at Fudan University, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature, General. She completed her studies in 1989. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation for effective communication and collaboration, critical in her roles within SC Johnson.
CSR Programs and Initiatives
Lei Guo manages various CSR programs for SC Johnson Great China, including collaborations with NGO partners such as JA, WWF, Shanghai Science & Technology Museum, and Unite Foundation. These programs focus on sustainability, education, and community support. She actively designs and implements these programs to align with SC Johnson’s strategic goals.
STEM Education and Leadership
Lei Guo has supported multiple initiatives to promote STEM education, particularly among girls and women. She has partnered with organizations like Gateway Technical College, Southeastern Wisconsin Girls Engineering, Math and Science (GEMS) Conference, Scientists in School in Canada, Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Foundation in China, and the Japan Environmental Education Forum (JEEF). These partnerships aim to educate students and train educators in STEM programs.