The Motion Picture Association of America strengthens its leadership team to meet the needs of the rapid development of the Asian market

on February 1, 2016, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA/ MPA) announced that from now on, Feng Wei will be promoted to Vice President of Asia Pacific and President of Greater China, and will continue to stay in Beijing. The new leadership appointment shows that the Motion Picture Association of America will pay more attention to the Asia-Pacific market. In terms of market access and content copyright protection strategy, the Motion Picture Association of America will also increase its support to the six major Hollywood member companies in Greater China.

on February 1, 2016, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA/ MPA) announced that from now on, Feng Wei has been promoted to vice president of Asia Pacific and president of Greater China of the Motion Picture Association of America, and will continue to stay in Beijing. The new leadership appointment shows that the Motion Picture Association of America will pay more attention to the Asia-Pacific market. In terms of market access and content copyright protection strategy, the Motion Picture Association of America will also increase its support to the six major Hollywood member companies in Greater China.

Feng Wei

for the past seven and a half years, Feng Wei has been the head and chief representative of the China region of the Motion Picture Association of America. Feng Wei has carried out fruitful work in promoting market access, coordinating relations with Chinese government departments and parties, and strengthening major member companies of the Motion Picture Association of America and Chinese film counterparts in the areas of protecting the commercial market and promoting innovation.

"Mr. Feng Wei is not only a strong promoter of the business of major member companies of the Motion Picture Association of America in China, but also made great contributions to China's film and entertainment industry." Senator Christopher Dode, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, said: "China is a highly strategic market for major American film companies. With the increasing business opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region, the value of Feng Wei becomes more and more important. This new position enables him to better coordinate the Motion Picture Association of America's business development in Greater China and its work in the Asia-Pacific region. "

Alison, president of the Asia-Pacific region of the Motion Picture Association of America, said: "I am very glad that Mr. Feng Wei has joined our leadership team in the Asia-Pacific region. The unprecedented development trend in the Asia-Pacific region has brought both opportunities and challenges. Feng Wei's rich industry experience will help the Asia-Pacific leadership team formulate new strategies to enhance and protect the interests of Motion Picture Association members in the rapidly changing market environment in the Asia-Pacific region. in particular, to meet their various needs in areas such as local film and television production and Internet copyright protection. "

Mr. Feng Wei has more than 25 years of working and studying experience in China and the United States, and has served the government and global Fortune 500 companies. Before joining the Motion Picture Association of America in 2008, he held executive positions and other positions in several companies, including the China Federation of Literary and Art circles, the Smithsonian National Institute of Heritage, Vida International Public Relations, Dell, and Viacom's parent company / MTV TV, etc.

strong > about the Motion Picture Association of America / strong >

the Motion Picture Association of America is an industry organization jointly established by the world's leading film studios, film and television and home entertainment production and distribution companies. Member companies include Disney, Paramount, Universal, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox. As the official representative of member companies, the Motion Picture Association of America is responsible for assisting member companies around the world, together with other relevant copyright organizations, to actively carry out copyright protection and promotion to meet the challenges brought by new technologies to the development of the film industry. The Motion Picture Association of America has its global headquarters in Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, with regional offices in Brussels, S ã o Paulo, Montreal and Singapore.

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