TusHoldings President Yuan Wei Meets Delegation of Trinity College, Cambridge UniversityPrint

Post Time：2016-12-01来源：Tus-Holdings

On November 30, the delegation led by Rory Landman, the Chief Financial Officer of Trinity College under  Cambridge University and the head of Cambridge Science Park, paid a visit to TusHoldings to discuss with President Yuan Wei how to further conduct bilateral cooperation. Herbert Chen, COO of TusHoldings, and Wang Shugui, Executive Vice President of TusHoldings as well as heads of related business also participated in the discussion.
 

This was another dialogue in term of science and technology services between both parties, following the visit of TusHoldings Chairman Wang Jiwu’s delegation to Cambridge University and Cambridge Science Park in August 2016. Before the meeting, Rory Landman visited TusStar Incubator to have a general idea about the achievements of TusHoldings in development of entrepreneurship and incubation.
 

During the meeting, Yuan Wei extended a warm welcome to Rory Landman and his colleagues, spoke highly of powerful academic status and scientific research strength of Trinity College. In her opinion, TusPark, as TusHoldings’ flagship product, and Cambridge Science Park are highly consistent with each other in term of the original intention for their establishment: to promote the transformation of technological achievements in colleges and universities. Through over 30 years of development, Cambridge Science Park has developed into one of  science parks that have the strongest scientific innovation competence in Europe. It has become the development center of the whole eastern region of England. “The high-tech-based innovative economic growth of Cambridge Science Park is a good reference for TusPark.” 

According to Yuan Wei, TusHoldings, a company starting from the development and operation of TusPark, has established more than 160 innovation bases in the world, and built a global innovation network. TusHoldings is no longer a physical space provider for innovation and start-up. It has developed into a one-stop technology services group. At present, TusHoldings has set up a “three-in-one” business layout integrating “science parks, science & technology industry and science & technology finance”, striving to create an innovative start-up ecosystem. She wishes to participate in the construction of Cambridge Science Park, develop the Cambridge-style industrial cluster centered on Cambridge Science Park and establish an innovative service ecosystem ranging from Europe to Asia and ranging from the UK to China jointly with Trinity College. 


In Rory Landman’s opinion, Trinity College is one of the largest, financially strongest and most prestigious colleges in Cambridge. Many world-class masters graduated from Trinity College, such as Newton and Bacon. He gave praises to the innovative and start-up ecosystem by TusHoldings, and regarded it as a promising and significant ecosystem. In consideration of TusHoldings’ rich experience in the construction and operation of science parks, Rory Landman expected cooperation between both parties for providing Chinese and British entrepreneurs with better services. 


COO Herbert Chen summarized the development of TusHoldings, a successful Tsinghua-based company, in terms of development history, business structure and international cooperation, and elaborated the attempt and exploration by TusHoldings in constructing the innovation and start-up ecosystem. He stressed that the company started business by absorbing successful operating experience from international parks; up till now, it has not only developed its flagship product TusPark into a world-renowned university science park, but also established cooperative relationship with partners from the United States, Russia, Malaysia, Thailand, Mongolia, Australia, Switzerland, Egypt, Pakistan and other countries, thereby outputting TusPark's unique operating philosophy and pattern and jointly promoting the coordinated development in global scientific innovation.

Mr. Yang Ming, Special Assistant to Chairman, Executive Director and COO of Tus-International, introduced the development of Tus-Science & Technology Service Group, themed by “Serve for Technology and Serve with Technology”. Dick Wise, head of Commercial Space Leasing in Cambridge region, Bidwells, analyzed the key to success of Cambridge Science Park from perspectives of location advantages, governmental support and resident companies in the park. Wang Shiqi, Vice President of Tus-Digital Group, Wang Chuanxin, Senior Investment Manager of Tus-Science & Technology Service Group, Xu Junpu, Founder and CEO of Beijing ACCB Biotech Ltd. and Xiao Jing, Director of Start-up Research Center under Beijing TusPark Business Incubator Co., Ltd. respectively discussed cooperation matters with Rory Landman and his entourages in terms of digital information, environmental protection and big health.

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In November 1968, Cambridge University Subcommittee submitted the famous Mott Report, proposing to attract scientific research based companies to the Cambridge region by utilizing the prestige and strength of Cambridge University. And the proposal was supported by the British government and the business community. In 1969, Cambridge University, a university with more than 700 years of history, took the lead to implement the “university-based company” strategy. In 1970, Trinity College of Cambridge University developed Cambridge Science Park on its own land, covering an area of 53 hectares, which was committed to promoting cooperation between universities and companies. Soon after that, Cambridge University set up a special industry liaison office that was responsible for coordinating and serving cooperation between various departments, research institutions & personnel and the industrial circle, thereby promoting the establishment and development of technology companies, speeding up the transformation of scientific achievements, and arousing an entrepreneurial tide in science & industrial parks.