Achievements
Do you believe that “Great people make great companies?” If so,
Pauline Gan's excellent performance track record can improve your organization.
Her work can be measured by the following successes:
1. Generated sales revenue
of over $100 million
2. Achieved 60% market share as industry leader
3. Exceeded management’s financial by accomplishing >50% GPM
4. Managed world-wide operations and lead >50 person team globally
5. Increased manufacturing productivity by 600%
6. Advanced lead-time of PLC (Product Life Cycle) by 4 months
7. Improved annual cost savings by >$10 million
8. Negotiated $30 million contracts
9. Enhanced quality yield rates by >30%
10. Strengthen customer satisfaction via languages and work experiences
Can you see the value or benefit of having an employee with a successful track record?
Leadership
Successful companies focus on selecting the crème de la crème
candidates. Pauline Gan is a high-flying leader because she is a business
professional, a team player with a results-driven mentality, and she is fun
to work with. She is also incredibly energetic and motivated.
Education
Early in her education, Pauline Gan decided to study overseas. Pauline Gan
was educated at universities in both England and the Netherlands. In order
for her to be competitive after graduation, she took the opportunity to study
Business and Economics, which allowed her to become an effective manager who
is able to cross cultural barriers.
Pauline Gan graduated with a Dual Bachelor Honor Degree in European Business and Economics with a Marketing Major. She has also received several honorary academic awards.
Can you imagine the reputation of your company's credibility of having Pauline Gan's well mannerism and education that she will be able to portrait?
Other accomplishments
Running
Silicon Valley Marathon
4 hour 12 minutes, ranked
top 20% in 2002
Mind over
matter: Power of Focus
Walking on Broken Glass, 2003
Tolly
Burkan, Glass walking & Fire walking Instructor
Mind over
matter: Power of Commitment and No limits
Breaking 1 inch wooden board, 2003
Peak
Potentials Inc.
