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Honor makes management changes after CEO’s sudden departure

Honor is facing certain complexities in management after its CEO’s departure. The Chinese tech giant is making these changes following the preparations for IPO (initial public offering). It is also trying to keep pace in the world’s largest phone market.
Zhao Ming – the CEO of Honor Devices suddenly resigned due to some personal reasons, probably health issues. At the same time, the CMO (chief marketing officer) of Honor – Jiang Hairong also reportedly left the company.
Now another input suggests that Zheng Shubao, the sales chief of Honor in the Chinese market will also resign from the company in the coming days. His duties will be taken over by Chen Haoqian – Honor’s head operation official in East China.
Guo Rui is also on the Honor’s executive resigning this year’s list and will likely assume the China region role temporarily.
All these management-based changes are appearing in the Honor firm amid the preparation for an eventual IPO. While the company is trying to tackle these internal complexities, it is facing certain problems in appointing new officials.

Honor makes management changes after CEO’s sudden departure (Image Credits: Honor)
When asked Honor about these management shifts, the company said:
“This is a routine adjustment of regional managers.”
Honor’s new management team is expected to face certain challenges as soon as they take over their responsibilities. Two major hurdles are regaining the lost ground in the Chinese smartphone sector and dealing with IPO-related operations.
Even though Honor is performing well in the smartphone market race, it has been hit with unique challenges from Huawei due to its past associations.
While wishing “Happy New Year” to employees, Zhao Ming revealed that the company has made major achievements in the global market. It would be worth seeing if the new management can continue the trend of success in the company.
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