Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Grace W. Ueng (Chinese: 翁惠芷; pinyin: wēng huìzhǐ, born September 8, 1965 in Atlanta, Georgia) is a Chinese-American business executive. In 2003, Ueng founded Savvy Marketing Group, later rebranded to Savvy Growth. The firm’s services include management consulting, executive coaching, motivational speaking. She served on management teams for several entrepreneurial technology companies that produced more than $1 billion of value for investors. She has served on adjunct faculty teaching entrepreneurial marketing in the MBA program at Kenan–Flagler Business School and in an international MBA program at Fudan University in Shanghai, a joint venture with MIT Sloan School."@en }
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- Grace_Ueng abstract "Grace W. Ueng (Chinese: 翁惠芷; pinyin: wēng huìzhǐ, born September 8, 1965 in Atlanta, Georgia) is a Chinese-American business executive. In 2003, Ueng founded Savvy Marketing Group, later rebranded to Savvy Growth. The firm’s services include management consulting, executive coaching, motivational speaking. She served on management teams for several entrepreneurial technology companies that produced more than $1 billion of value for investors. She has served on adjunct faculty teaching entrepreneurial marketing in the MBA program at Kenan–Flagler Business School and in an international MBA program at Fudan University in Shanghai, a joint venture with MIT Sloan School.".
- Q5591392 abstract "Grace W. Ueng (Chinese: 翁惠芷; pinyin: wēng huìzhǐ, born September 8, 1965 in Atlanta, Georgia) is a Chinese-American business executive. In 2003, Ueng founded Savvy Marketing Group, later rebranded to Savvy Growth. The firm’s services include management consulting, executive coaching, motivational speaking. She served on management teams for several entrepreneurial technology companies that produced more than $1 billion of value for investors. She has served on adjunct faculty teaching entrepreneurial marketing in the MBA program at Kenan–Flagler Business School and in an international MBA program at Fudan University in Shanghai, a joint venture with MIT Sloan School.".