Xicheng Qu, Beijing, China
Personal account only. Experienced Coordinator with a demonstrated history of working in the international trade and development industry. Skilled in Food & Beverage, Food Science, Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), Statistics, and Food Technology. Strong community and social services professional with a Master focused in Food Safety and Technology from Illinois Institute of Technology.
• Developed and maintained relationships with potential education agencies and speakers • Identified the hot topic and organized seminars, trainings, and conferences • Promoted EU Chamber In-House training program and events • Supported the membership team to develop new members
Managing the infant formula and Food for Special Medical Purposes (FSMP) projects • Developed and implemented advocacy strategies • Developed and maintained in partnership with key stakeholders, including government agencies (State Ministration for Marketing Regulation, National Health Commission and etc.), embassies, associations, private sector companies and experts • Organized conferences, seminars and workshops • Led the EU training delegation • Led the Annual Working Group Report and Desk Position Paper
• Promoted the global stature and influence of China Environmental Labelling • Worked partnership with the Ministry of Finance and international associations • Managed the project of sustainable procurement with the Sustainability Consortium and the project of Eco Management and Audit Scheme • Organized conferences, seminar and workshops • Performed as the secretary of GEN and UNEPSPP 10YF • Led the English version of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) annual report
▪ Conducted GC tests ▪ Developed new GC methods for new samples
• Studied the transfer rate of Norovirus between facilities and lettuce during chopping using volunteer trial • Primarily responsible for experiment design, virus preparation, conducting volunteers, co-working with four people to do the experiment, data analysis and writing the poster and paper
• Learned the skill to work with a group (50) people • Helped professor with instructional responsibilities and general laboratory maintenance