J-Star Holding Co., Ltd., the Taiwanese maker of carbon fiber and composite solutions for rackets and bikes, reappointed Jonathan Chiang as chief executive officer, succeeding Sam Van, who will continue to work in an advisory capacity to the Board and management team.
The Board of Directors noted that Chiang’s return as CEO “will provide experienced leadership and continuity as the company navigates a period of heightened global economic uncertainty and positions itself for long-term growth.”
Chiang previously served as CEO of J-Star and has led the company since its founding in 1968. He will continue to serve as Board chair.
“Jonathan’s deep understanding of J-Star’s business, customers, and long-term strategy makes him uniquely qualified to lead the company through the current macroeconomic environment,” said the Board of Directors. “We are confident his leadership will help ensure J-Star remains focused on operational excellence, innovation, and disciplined execution.”
Chiang added, “I am honored to reassume the role of CEO at this important time for J-Star. Our team has built a strong foundation, and I look forward to working closely with our employees, customers, and partners to continue advancing our technology leadership and delivering sustainable long-term value for shareholders.”
The company also expressed its appreciation for Van’s contributions during his tenure as chief executive officer.
“On behalf of the Board, we thank Sam for his leadership and commitment to J-Star,” the Board added. “We are pleased that he will remain involved as an advisor and continue to support the Company’s strategic initiatives.”
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