Yufeng Ma

International Sales Manager at MIZZTECH, a China-based enterprise specializing in providing premium processing equipment and wear-resistant spare parts for the global mining industry. Our core offerings include slurry pumps, crushers, cyclone components and other key products, all engineered to stand up to the stringent operational requirements of mining projects across the globe. As International Sales Manager, my focus is on fostering solid partnerships with overseas mining clients by delivering bespoke equipment and spare part solutions aligned with their specific operational needs. I also manage the full order lifecycle end-to-end, from initial demand consultation and custom solution design, to smooth delivery and dependable after-sales service. I’m dedicated to growing MIZZTECH’s foreign trade business in the mining equipment segment, and I’d be delighted to connect with you—whether you’re seeking a reliable equipment supplier or simply wish to exchange insights on industry trends!

- In 2017, I was awarded the "Outstanding Newcomer" of the News Club at Central University of Finance and Economics. - In 2017, I ranked second in the Billiards Team Championship at the Shahu Campus of Central University of Finance and Economics (with a total of 32 teams participating). - In 2018, I won the "Outstanding Photograph" Award in the second Youth Photography Network "Focus on Your Love, All Photos Are Wonderful" Youth Photography Competition. - In 2019, I ranked first in the Billiards Individual Championship at the Nanlu Campus of Central University of Finance and Economics (with a total of 40 participants). - In 2018 and 2019, I was the team captain of Central University of Finance and Economics in the Capital University Students' Billiards Team Championship, ranking ninth (with a total of 128 teams participating).

Insensys Enterprise International Market Entry Project Planning Project Leader Led a team in participating in the market analysis project for wind-assisted ship propulsion in emerging fields. Utilized Michael Porter's Five Forces Model for WASP market analysis, with a focus on studying the threat factors for new entrants in the market. By conducting research on the responses of existing enterprises, the barriers for new enterprises to enter, and the expected returns, the potential market opportunities were identified and competitive strategies were formulated.