Jackson Wu
Jackson Wu, president of Greater China, is responsible for Nortel's business in the People's Republic of China (PRC), Hong Kong SAR and Taiwan.
Wu has been with Nortel for over 15 years, working in various senior management roles in PRC and Taiwan with an impressive track record. Prior to his new role, he was instrumental in building Nortel's business in Taiwan as the managing director. Wu led the sales team to win Nortel's first GSM contract from Chunghwa Telecom in 1994. Wu also represents Nortel as chairman of eASPNet, a Nortel Taiwan joint venture which provides Internet data center and e-business services. He also led the former Nortel joint venture, Tong Guang-Nortel (TGNT) in 1995 in Shenzhen, PRC and grew the JV into a successful production and service company before it was divested.
Prior to joining Nortel, Wu was the president of Datacraft Limited in Taiwan. In his 10 years in the computer industry, he also worked in various senior management roles at Digital Equipment Corporation.
Wu holds a Masters degree in Computer Science from Minnesota State University. He is based in Beijing.
