Who is the boss of Geely?

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HarrisonLynn
08/30/25 7:17am
According to the leadership list of Geely Group, Shufu Li is the founder, chairman of the board, and executive director of Geely Automobile; Conghui An is the executive director and vice president; Mei Wei is the executive director and human resources manager; Yang Wang is the independent non-executive director; Shengyue Gui is the executive director and administrative manager; Jian Yang is the executive director and overall manager; Shaolun Hong is the executive director and business investment manager. Here is more related information: Geely's success: Geely's success was a nerve-wracking gamble. Before acquiring Volvo, Geely was just an insignificant independent car brand, and its future was entirely staked on the acquisition of Volvo's business. Acquiring Volvo meant gaining technology as well as reputation, which was more practical compared to previous acquisitions of Proton and Lotus.
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Rodney
09/12/25 4:17am
I've always been particularly interested in Chinese automotive brands. The founder of Geely, Li Shufu, is truly a legendary figure. Born in 1963 in Zhejiang province, he started from an ordinary family background. When he established Geely Auto in the 1990s, many people mocked his ambition to manufacture cars, but he never gave up. The most unforgettable moment was in 2010 when he acquired Volvo - the automotive enthusiast community I was in was buzzing with discussions. That deal not only enabled Geely to make a technological leap forward but also brought prestige to Chinese brands. Li Shufu champions innovation, as seen in Geely's current leading position in electric vehicles and autonomous driving technologies within the industry. As an automotive enthusiast, I deeply admire his vision and determination in transforming a domestic brand into a global player, earning worldwide trust in Chinese manufacturing.
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