On November 22nd, the Taizhou Municipal Government and Fudan School of Management jointly held the "Fudan Management Vision · Entering Taizhou" event, inviting scholars, alumni, and leading entrepreneurs to provide suggestions and ideas for the development of low altitude economy industries, how traditional manufacturing can be integrated with intelligence and greening, and other topics.Daniel Liang, Chairman of ZheJiang Kaihua Moulds Co.,Ltd, as an outstanding private entrepreneur in Taizhou City and an EMBA alumnus of Fudan University, was invited to attend. At the event, Miao Weilun, Deputy Secretary of the Taizhou Municipal Party Committee, and Lu Xiongwen, Dean of the School of Management at Fudan University, delivered speeches, and Professor Wang Anyu from the Department of Management Science gave a keynote speech.

Professor Wang Anyu stated that the low altitude economy has a wide range of industries, high technological content, and rich application scenarios, which play a significant role in building a modern industrial system. In the high-tech field, the successful commercialization of a technology requires many complementary technologies and conditions. The development of emerging technologies is never about going it alone, but about integrating or creating a value network, and jointly promoting the development of industries through collaborative cooperation.

Dean Lu Xiongwen conducted in-depth discussions with entrepreneurs and alumni on topics such as the development of the low altitude economy industry and how to maintain corporate competitiveness.Daniel Liang, chairman of ZheJiang Kaihua Moulds Co.,Ltd, said: Entrepreneurship is of vital importance. Entrepreneurs should have the dream of "being bold" and dare to challenge their own limits. Having an adventurous spirit is the key to achieving goals. Without the support of entrepreneurial spirit, it is difficult to set clear goals and achieve breakthroughs in the face of difficulties. Just like running a marathon, perseverance is particularly important, otherwise many people may give up halfway.