Robo.ai (AIIO) Strengthens Global Leadership with Appointment of Xuan Yan

Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ:AIIO) is one of the must-buy penny stocks to invest in. On August 27, Robo.ai Inc. announced the appointment of Mr. Xuan Yan as Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, Corporate Secretary, and President of Americas. Reporting directly to CEO Benjamin Zhai, Yan’s appointment marks a strategic move to accelerate the company’s transformation and global expansion.

Mr. Yan brings over 30 years of leadership experience from technology giants such as Microsoft, Oracle, and Qualcomm. His multifaceted career spans legal, compliance, and executive roles across Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Americas. In addition to overseeing legal affairs, Yan will lead business development and investor relations in the Americas.

CEO Zhai remarked, “His deep understanding of corporate governance and global business strengthens Robo.ai’s key operating foundations.”

Yan’s career includes executive roles in both U.S. and Chinese firms, board positions at Las Vegas Sands and Alibaba Health, and advisory roles with major private equity firms in Asia and Europe. A Juris Doctor graduate from Duke University, he has also taught corporate management and geopolitics at leading universities.

“Mr. Yan’s ability to bridge diverse markets and win stakeholder support will be a valuable asset,” Zhai added.

Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ:AIIO), based in the UAE, is a global smart tech firm focused on smart mobility, advanced manufacturing, and blockchain. It drives innovation and digital transformation through cutting-edge tech and strategic leadership.

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