Shu Jing Mah

Coach

In the volatile global economy, corporate leaders need to harness every measure of personal competence in order to lead and manage effectively; to sustain the delivery of target results when functional skill alone is not enough.

The corporate leader is expected to continually break through to the next level of executive performance. To help leaders meet the challenge, Shu-Jing combines insight and experience to coach top executives; help them manage personal performance in a way that contributes to achieving organizational goals.

Shu-Jing’s coaching method and philosophy take full account of relevant contexts – such as multicultural environments – that can influence an executive’s ability to deliver sustained excellence. This has made her the coach-of-choice for enterprises that impose high standards for cross-cultural leadership abilities on its top executives. Her experience – marked by an outstanding track record – has been the source of strategic insight that guides her coaching practice.

Her client list includes Bank of America, Oerlikon, Panasonic, Sanofi-Aventis and Shanghai Power Supply. She has delivered in the EU, The Americas and Greater China. Shu-Jing is also an educator with links to The Institute of Foreign Affairs, Cheng-Chi University (Taiwan) and National Cheng-Chi University (Taiwan) Business School.

She has held positions of increasing responsibility in the finance sector with companies including VP, Bank of America (Hong Kong); First VP, Republic National Bank NY, NY; Chairperson, Merrill Lynch Commodities, Taiwan and Managing Director, Merrill Lynch (Taiwan). Shu-Jing Ma was the first female Managing Director of a Merrill Lynch country operation worldwide.

Shu-Jing has been a senior consultant to Fortune 500 Companies for over a decade. She was also English Editor, Asia and the World Forum, Taiwan and Columnist, People’s Daily Overseas Edition, China.

Shu-Jing earned her MBA at UCLA Anderson School of Management and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Taiwan National University. Shu-Jing also attended Southern Illinois University Graduate School of Journalism.

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