China Sunergy VP, general manager of operations resigns

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Crystalline silicon solar cell manufacturer, China Sunergy, has announced the departure of company VP and general manager of the operations division. Yang Fang (“Roger”) has resigned from his position due to personal reasons.

Previous to his position at China Sunergy, Yang worked in a number of senior management roles at NEC Telecommunications (China), most recently as the director of the business management department and operations division. Yang received his undergraduate degree in Engineering, his Masters in System Engineering and his MBA from Northwest Polytechnic University in Xian City.

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Yang Fang’s resignation from China Sunergy is effective from July 1, 2010. 

 

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