To deepen the integration of industry and education and promote technological innovation in enterprises, on the morning of March 17, Lin Zhishun, Chairman of Zhongxin Hang (Shenzhen) Industrial Environment Group Co., Ltd., led a delegation of relevant company officials to Shenzhen Information Vocational and Technical College. Focusing on the company’s needs for technological upgrading, talent development, and business expansion, they held discussions with college representatives regarding the deepening of university-enterprise cooperation. Miao Ningli, Party Secretary of Shenzhen Information Vocational and Technical College, warmly received Chairman Lin Zhishun and his delegation. Relevant officials from the Human Resources Department and the Sino-German Robotics College, as well as faculty representatives, attended the meeting.
At the symposium, Chairman Lin Zhishun provided a detailed overview of Zhongxin Hang Group’s current business portfolio and development strategy. He noted that as the company continues to deepen its involvement in the environmental industry—particularly through its expansion into the integrated application of the low-altitude economy and urban environmental management—there is an increasingly urgent need for cutting-edge R&D, a pool of specialized technical talent, and the integration of industry resources.
Chairman Lin Zhishun emphasized that he hopes to use this meeting as an opportunity to fully leverage the university’s research capabilities and talent pool to facilitate targeted collaboration between the two parties in areas such as technology R&D, talent development, and community service. He expressed his hope that the intent to cooperate will be quickly translated into tangible development outcomes, thereby injecting new momentum into the company’s high-quality development.
Secretary Miao Ningli proposed four areas of cooperation: First, focus on the “air-ground integration” field to jointly establish a research and development center, supporting the company’s technological innovation and IPO plans; second, organize experts from both within and outside the university to join the Zhongxin Hang expert database, providing support for scientific research and industry exchange; third, utilize the company’s facilities to jointly conduct public drone training programs, helping to expand business segments; fourth, to jointly organize overseas study tours and training programs tailored to the company’s international needs, thereby helping to expand the scope of educational services.
Chairman Lin Zhishun expressed his gratitude for the university’s practical suggestions and stated that he would work to expedite the transformation of the parties’ cooperative intentions into concrete projects, with the aim of implementing them as soon as possible.
The meeting further clarified the direction and priorities of the partnership between the two parties, laying the foundation for in-depth cooperation in areas such as technology R&D, talent development, and business expansion.
