GE China interview: Compliance, big data and projects

合规、大数据和项目

July 28, 2016 | BY

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GE China's chief compliance officer & executive counsel Charlene Zhu talks to China Law & Practice about the company's digital business, infrastructure projects with SOEs, and the impact of enhanced enforcement and the changing economy on corporate compliance. 通用电气中国的首席合规官和执行顾问朱湘莲向《China Law & Practice》介绍公司的数字业务、与国有企业的基础设施项目，以及加强执行和经济变化对公司合规的影响。

Can you describe your role at GE? How did you get there?

I joined GE Healthcare China as its general counsel in August 2008; in 2014 I moved to my current role as chief compliance officer and executive counsel of GE China. Prior to GE, I was the general counsel of Ericsson China. At both companies I was responsible for all legal matters, from corporate governance, compliance, to business operations.

GE is a very reputable company both in terms of its technology, products, as well as its compliance culture. As you are aware, there has been an increase in enforcement in recent years, and I was asked to take up the chief compliance role at the GE corporate level from the beginning of 2014. I report to the GE China CEO.

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