DMG Digital Media Group appoints Ms. Li Yingzhong as COO

Recently, China's leading metro digital media network operator and the Passenger Guide Information Service System (PIDS) technology provider DMG Digital Media Group announced in Shanghai to promote the group's healthier development, further innovation, the company board of Directors decided to appoint Li Yingzhong (Nora Ms. Li) takes the role of DMG chief Operating Officer (COO), resident in Shanghai, and is responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of the company. Ms. Li Yingzhong has over 25 years of media experience and prior to joining DMG, Ms. Li served in CBS China from 2006 to 2007 and served as a consultant for business development and CBS Beijing Public transport advertising; After that, she joined the sky-Chun Media Group, vice president to the end of 2007 She joined the media bole Group in August 1996, serving the media bole Group for more than 9 years, and served as general manager of Shanghai Hua Zhi Subway Advertising Co., Ltd., responsible for its day-to-day operation; the national Subway market and sales management of the media bole Group; general manager of Guangzhou Subway Yong Tong Advertising Co., Ltd. , media bole Group Outdoor Media sales agent and subway sales and marketing vice president. Prior to joining the media bole Group, Ms. Li served as the account manager for the JCDecaux (Hong Kong MTR project) for four years, followed by the development of the Shanghai Metro project in four years. From 1980 to 1988, Ms. Li worked for Asia Television Limited. Ms. Li holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Manitoba Prov. University in Canada. DMG Digital Media group said: "I hope Nora in urban rail transit advertising in the field of rich qualifications and experience can help DMG in the New Year more outstanding performance." DMG is currently in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin, Nanjing, Shenzhen, Chongqing, with branch offices, with more than 13,000 monitors composed of media network, weekly to 30 million people to pass information. DMG's information network, in addition to the MTRC to provide strong information support, but also to advertisers brought a high-quality publicity platform. In 2002, DMG successfully installed China's first passenger information Service system (PIDS) on the Shanghai Metro to provide passengers with timely train or emergency information, up-to-date information and advertising to help the subway operations operate more efficiently.