Sellers Union Group Unveils New Corporate Culture Exhibition Hall

Date:2026-06-04 Views:11

On the morning of June 4, 2026, Sellers Union Group held the opening ceremony of its new Corporate Culture Exhibition Hall at Sellers Union Tower in Ningbo. Patrick Xu, Chairman and President of the Group; Charly Chen, Vice Chairman and Co-President of the Group; Qidong Weng, Party Secretary; Vice Presidents Rainbow Wang, Andrew Fang, Lemon Hou and Jolin Zhu; together with nearly 40 partners and general managers from several ecosystem companies, attended the ceremony and witnessed the official opening of this new brand and culture landmark for the Group’s next stage of development.

In recent years, as Sellers Union Group has continued to expand in scale and strengthen its industry influence, building a brand image window that matches its growing presence has become a natural step forward. At the ceremony, Fang Fang, General Manager of the Group Administration Department, introduced that Sellers Union has been developing two corporate culture exhibition halls in Ningbo and Yiwu, supported by sample display areas, leisure spaces and multi-functional meeting rooms. After a year of careful planning and construction, the Ningbo exhibition hall was officially put into use that day, while the new Yiwu exhibition hall is also expected to open soon. The completion of the two exhibition halls marks a new milestone in the Group’s brand presentation, customer service capabilities and organizational cohesion.

Guided by the narrative of the Group’s IP image, “the growth of the whale shark,” the new Corporate Culture Exhibition Hall presents Sellers Union’s nearly 30-year development journey through five chapters. It offers a systematic view of the Group’s history, strategic vision, layout and future planning across its three major business tracks, innovative practices in its symbiotic organization and partner mechanism, as well as its achievements in corporate culture and digital intelligence. More than a space for looking back on the past, the exhibition hall is also a statement of the future. It is designed to serve as a reception space for global customers, a foundation of trust for strategic cooperation, and a place where the spirit of the company can take deeper root. It will also support the Group’s long-term goal of achieving USD 10 billion in annual revenue over the next decade and further enhance Sellers Union’s global brand influence.

After the opening ceremony, Chairman Patrick Xu led all partners on a tour of the exhibition hall. Drawing on key milestones from the Group’s nearly three decades of development, he shared in-depth insights into the evolution of Sellers Union’s top-level strategic thinking, the current layout and long-term blueprint of its three business tracks, as well as the Group’s distinctive strengths in organization building, cultural development and digital intelligence. Xu emphasized that for foreign trade enterprises, a corporate culture exhibition hall should ultimately serve business expansion, customer engagement and organizational development. The partners were deeply impressed by the thoughtful design and cultural expression of the new space. With a strong sense of pride as members of Sellers Union, they expressed confidence that the exhibition hall will create new experiences and opportunities for global customer meetings, in-depth stakeholder cooperation and the continued enhancement of the Group’s social influence.

An exhibition hall is not only a reflection of history, but also a guide to the future. With the opening of the new Corporate Culture Exhibition Hall, Sellers Union Group sends a clear brand message to the outside world: it will remain committed to long-term value creation, continue to strengthen its organizational capabilities, and embrace the next decade with an open, pragmatic and professional approach. This is not only an important new cultural landmark in Sellers Union’s own development, but also a meaningful example for the industry of how corporate culture spaces can support and drive strategic growth.