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Home » Broadcom Names Dr. Ting Wei Li as Sr. VP of China

Broadcom Names Dr. Ting Wei Li as Sr. VP of China

July 8, 2013
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Broadcom has appointed Dr. Ting Wei Li as Senior Vice President of Sales for China, Taiwan and Hong Kong and President of Greater China.

Dr. Li joins Broadcom from Marvell where he served as Vice President and China General Manager. Prior to Marvell, Dr. Li was head of Qualcomm’s Shanghai office and Senior Director of Business Development. Previously he served as Technical Deputy at Lucent Technologies and held research positions in the U.S. and China. Dr. Li began his career in a variety of research roles in materials science and experimental physics.

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