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Benjamin Li
Jul 27, 2010

Sina appoints Meg Lee as GM Hong Kong

HONG KONG - Chinese-language infotainment web portal Sina has appointed Meg Lee as general manager for its Hong Kong office, replacing Kaki Chiu, who had been with the company for 10 years.

Meg Lee
Meg Lee

Lee will be leading the overall operation and new business development in Hong Kong.

A 15-year media marketing veteran, Lee hails from Global Sources as group marketing manager of the China Business Group. Before that, she was head of regional content management and community for Hong Kong and Taiwan at Next Media Interactive.

"The newly-emerging social networking service and the rising popularity of microblogging (Weibo) definitely will open up more opportunities for Sina Hong Kong," said Lee.

Reported in March, Sina Hong Kong and eLadies.hk, a women's fashion and lifestyle potrtal, appointed Pixel Media as its exclusive online advertising sales network.

Source:
Campaign China

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