上大 MBA 企业导师计划项目自2004 年启动以来,邀请来自教育(E)、社区(C)和企业(O)行业方面具有丰富行业经验并愿意为教育贡献的企业资深人士义务担任MBA学生的企业导师,通过经验和机会分享,为企业和行业专家(导师们)和SHUMBA学生(学员们)提供一个有效的沟通和交流平台。
本期分享来自企业导师梁达文与他的学生Juthamas。梁达文,一位资深的企业导师,以其深厚的商业智慧和丰富的人生经验,引领着Juthamas走向全方位的成长之路。在梁导师的指导下,Juthamas不仅在商业领域取得了显著的进步,更在生活、家庭和工作等各个方面获得了宝贵的经验和成长。
梁达文
瑞安管理(上海)有限公司资金管理总监
梁达文先生现为瑞安管理的资金管理部总监,负责集团资金管理工作,有近40年财经行业经验。加入瑞安管理之前,梁先生曾任职于富登投资信用担保有限公司(淡马锡的全资附属公司)担任首席营销官之职务,现为上海黄浦区侨联副主席。曾历任中国人民政治协商会议杭州委员会成员及中国香港(地区)商会上海副会长及财务小组召集人以及中国人民政治协商会议上海黄浦区委员会成员。
Once you become successful, don't forget to lend a hand to others.
I am Juthamas Chavanapanich from 23GLFT class. I joined the Mentor-Mentee Scheme in the beginning of 2024. I am lucky enough to have Mr. Liang Dawen as my mentor. He is a very experienced entrepreneur. Here is my sharing and insight:
When I first read the profiles of all the mentors, I was impressed by Mr. Liang's wide range of experiences from finance and real estate to marketing. To me, marketing is associated with e-commerce, beauty & fashion, branding or FMCG, so I really wanted to learn from Mr. Liang the differences and similarities of doing marketing in diverse industries, especially banking and real estate, the two traditional serious business disciplines that Mr. Liang specializes in.
I was honoured to meet him at his office for the first time along with my two co-mentees. Mr. Liang taught us not only by words but showed us by practice in the real settings. As a foreign student, despite my familiarity with Chinese culture to some extent, I have learned so many valuable Chinese wisdom in many aspects, including life, family, and work from Mr. Liang.
Mr. Liang also provokes us to think in the real settings by giving us questions to think and observe from the real business settings around us, then challenging us to ponder ways to apply our newly gained knowledge. I like all the meetings with Mr. Liang because learning with him is not confined within four walls. Mr. Liang pays caring attention to all the mentees. He tries to understand the individuals' interests and caters to each of us demands, strengths, weaknesses, and potentials.
The most precious lesson I have learned from him is "Once you become successful, don't forget to lend a hand to others." I am so fortunate to have Mr. Liang as my mentor. For me, I feel like Mr. Liang is more than just a mentor and teacher, but the father who guides his children on the path of success he has paved while letting his children make their own design. We can have a successful life, but on the path of our own.