Kuo Zhang
Chinese technology executive
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Kuo Zhang is a Chinese technology executive known for advancing digital global trade.
He previously worked as a researcher at IBM and held senior program management roles at Microsoft before becoming President of Alibaba.com.[1][2]
Early life and career
Zhang holds a master's degree in High Performance Computing from Tsinghua University.[citation needed] Zhang began his career in enterprise technology and research. He worked as a researcher at IBM before joining Microsoft, where he served in program management roles including Senior Lead Program Manager, focusing on software platforms and enterprise systems.[citation needed]
Zhang joined Alibaba Group in 2011. He previously served as General Manager of the Merchant Platform business across Alibaba's domestic marketplaces, including Taobao and Tmall, where he oversaw merchant tools, infrastructure, and ecosystem development.[citation needed] In July 2017, he was appointed President of Alibaba.com.[3][4]