A piece of good news comes from Vanke.

Vanke's new organizational structure adjustment has basically been finalized.

36Kr learned that recently, regional heads of Vanke went to the group for a meeting to determine the new structure and personnel. No official announcement has been made yet, but it should be soon.

The centralized adjustment involves the group part and regional companies of the development and operation business. The core is for the headquarters to take back power, transform regional companies into city companies, and implement flat management. The eight major sectors outside development, including property management, commerce, office, long - term rental apartments, overseas business, food, logistics, and financial consulting, remain unchanged.

Change 1: The development and operation functions are taken back by the group. It is no longer a separate department, and 13 centers are established to operate in parallel.

General Manager of the Investment and Development Center: Li Wei (former head of Vanke's Southwest Region);

Head of the Product Management Center: Zhang Hai (former chief partner of the Development and Operation Headquarters, with a demotion in position);

Head of the Project Management Center: Cao Jiangwei (former head of Vanke's Beijing Region);

Head of the Cost and Procurement Center: Wang Yun (former employee - representative director of the company, partner of the Development and Operation Headquarters, and general manager of the Kejian Architectural Research Center);

Head of the Digital and Intelligent Technology Center: Hu Bo (returned after leaving);

Head of the Brand and Marketing Center: Ding Ning (former general manager of Ningbo Vanke);

Head of the Safety and Petition Center: Li Yao (former partner of Vanke Group's Hotel and Resort Division);

Chief Marketing Officer of Vanke Group: Wu Di (former head of Vanke's East China Region).

Change 2: Split the regions and set up 16 city companies.

The Beijing Region is split into three city companies. The person - in - charge of the Beijing company has become the in - house management of the major shareholder, Shenzhen Metro.

Beijing (including Xiongan). The general manager of the company is Li Gang, an executive vice - president of the group (former Party secretary and chairman of Shenzhen Metro Commercial Management Co., Ltd.), and the deputy general manager is Wang Zhiyu (former deputy general manager of Shenzhen Metro Real Estate Co., Ltd.);

The Tianjin company merged with Shijiazhuang and northern Hebei to become the Tianjin - Hebei company. The general manager is Wang Yichuan (former general manager of the Tianjin company);

Zhang Qiang serves as the general manager of the Shandong company.

East China is divided into four city companies, and the person - in - charge basically remains unchanged.

General Manager of the Shanghai company: Geng Bing;

General Manager of the Zhejiang company: Chen Hao;

General Manager of the Jiangsu - Anhui company: Ren Pengfei;

General Manager of the South Jiangsu company: Tan Wei.

The entire Southern Region is divided into five city companies: Shenzhen (including Hainan), Guangzhou - Foshan, Dongguan - Zhuhai, Fujian, and Yunnan - Guangxi.

The general manager of the Shenzhen company is Tang Jiyang (returned after leaving);

The general manager of the Guangzhou - Foshan company is Zhou Yiqun;

The general manager of the Dongguan - Zhuhai company is Zhou Rong;

The general manager of the Fujian company is Bian Wenjun;

The general manager of the Yunnan - Guangxi company is Liang Yong.

In addition, the former general companies in the Southwest, Central China, Northeast, and Northwest regions are changed into city companies, and the person - in - charge are Liu Weidong, Yi Ping'an, Zeng Wei, and Jin Yabin respectively.

Overall, at the city - company level, the most significant changes occur in Beijing, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou - Foshan.

There is also a subtle change: Guo Jixun, the former head of Vanke's Northwest General Company, does not appear on the new list. The new head of the Northwest City Company is Jin Yabin, who was transferred from the Jinan company.

Previously, there were rumors that the major shareholder, Shenzhen Metro, was investigating the former management of Vanke. From the new list, it can be seen that most people have safely passed the test. This is good news, indicating that Vanke employees are still worthy of the shareholders' trust.

This article is from the WeChat public account "Future Habitat", author: Xiaowu Jiandawu. It is published by 36Kr with authorization.