Dong Mingzhu

Chinese businesswoman

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April 2025 Dong was re-elected as chairwoman of Gree Electric and stepped down as president, causing controversy with her remarks about hiring only domestically educated individuals.
2021 Ranked seventh on Fortune's list of the most influential women in the world.
March 2019 Applied a cut on value-added taxes to improve competitive pricing and pursue aggressive international development during the US-China trade war.
January 2019 Reelected as chairwoman of Gree Electric.
2018 Dong was mistakenly accused of jaywalking by law enforcement in Ningbo due to a facial recognition system error, which incorrectly identified her from a bus advertisement.
November 2016 Stepped down as chairwoman of Gree Group.
March 2016 Gree Electric acquired electric car maker Yinlong.
2015 Recognized as one of the Most Influential Chinese Businesswomen by Fortune magazine for the second consecutive year.
2015 Named the 4th most powerful woman in Asia-Pacific by Fortune magazine, recognizing her significant business leadership and influence.
2014 Under her leadership, Gree Electric generated a record-breaking 140 billion Yuan in revenue, with a significant shift towards online sales.
2014 Recognized as one of the Most Influential Chinese Businesswomen by Fortune magazine.
2013 Awarded 'Woman in the Mix' for business by Forbes Asia, highlighting her outstanding achievements in the business world.
2012 Appointed as chairwoman of Gree Electric.

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