Cummins has announced that since March 1, xu jianhui has been appointed as general manager of cummins generator technology (China) co., LTD., taking full charge of the business and operation of cummins generator technology (China) co., LTD. The local leadership team in China will report directly to xu jianhui. Mr. Hui will report directly to the global general manager of cummins generator technology co., LTD.

Mr Hui joined cummins in February 1996 and has been with cummins for 24 years. Prior to becoming the general manager of cummins generator technology (China) co., LTD., he served for six years as the sales and marketing director of cummins components division in China, where he was responsible for managing the sales and marketing functions of the components division and the division, the joint venture and key external customer relationships. Over the past 18 months, xu jianhui, as one of the leaders of cummins country 6 project, has demonstrated excellent leadership and coordination skills and contributed to the successful marketing of cummins country 6 products.

From 2011 to 2014, he served as senior project manager and assistant chief engineer at cummins turbo technology systems USA headquarters. Prior to that, he served as sales and marketing director, customer engineering manager and application engineering supervisor of cummins turbo charging technology wuxi plant.

Xu jianhui was awarded the EMBA of cheung kong business school in 2009. He majored in internal combustion engine at henan university of science and technology. He is cummins certified six sigma green belt and sponsor.

Cummins generator technology (China) co., LTD. Was established in 1996 and now has two factories in wuxi, jiangsu province to produce generators. In just 24 years, through continuous investment and capacity optimization, Chinese factories have played an increasingly important role in cummins' global capacity distribution of generator technology, providing products and services that respond rapidly to the needs of the Chinese market and overseas markets. So far, Chinese factories have produced more than 800,000 generators.
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