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David Wang studied an MBA at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, excited by the opportunity to move his professional career to a new part of Asia and learn new skills along the way.
Since graduating, he’s worked for both Amazon and Meta, two of the largest technology companies in the world. We spoke to David to learn more about his MBA journey and to find out how the programme at Chinese University of Hong Kong equipped him with the knowledge and professional network required to succeed in one of the fastest-growing business sectors today.
What were your main motivations for studying an MBA?
My main motivation was to change my working location and advance my career in the digital marketing and business profession by working in mainland China. Before the MBA, I only had work experience in Taiwan and I wanted to broaden it.
Why did the MBA programme at CUHK appeal to you?
There are three main reasons. The first was the diversified range of course concentrations at the school, particularly around entrepreneurship and innovation. The second was the campus in Shenzhen and the strong connection it would provide to China.
Finally, there were also the resources available to assist with career growth, including CV support, and the Elite Mentorship Programme.
Were there any particular skills you were hoping to develop over the course of your studies?
I wanted to improve my business analytics knowledge, particularly in the areas of data visualisation, digital marketing, and database and big data management.
I was also aware of the opportunity to improve my pitching skills, things like negotiating, presenting and communication.



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