On July 7, several media reported that Jiang Shengchang, the general manager and CEO of MSI, a notebook and e-sports manufacturer, fell from a building at MSI in New Taipei City at around 1 pm today. Declared dead.
According to Taiwan's "United News Network", Jiang Shengchang fell from the 7th floor of the company. The loud sound of the fall also frightened the company staff. When Jiang fell, there were no signs of life. The police arrived and rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment, but was still declared dead. Preliminary rule out external factors.
In addition, the media said that the police found heart medicine from Jiang Shengchang's office. At present, Jiang Shengchang's family has no objection to the result of the fall and has already started to deal with the funeral.
Jiang Shengchang is a veteran in the industry. only served as CEO of MSI in January 2019, and it has only been a year and a half so far.
In this regard, MSI announced yesterday that Jiang Shengchang, the general manager and CEO, passed away suddenly due to personal health reasons earlier today (7th). The company's colleagues are very sad. At present, the company has launched emergency response measures and all departments are operating normally. , Thank you for your concern.
MSI has not confirmed whether Jiang Shengchang fell from the building.
Jiang Shengchang took over as the general manager of MSI in January 2019 and is also a director of MSI. He has served as the associate manager of ALI Technology and the general manager of MSI Desktop Computer Platform Business Division. He has served in MSI for more than 20 years.
MSI is a well-known manufacturer of computer motherboards. It was established in August 1986. In the early days, motherboards and graphics cards were the main products, and it was as famous as Gigabyte and ASUS. It was one of the three major motherboard manufacturers. In recent years, MSI has transformed into the gaming PC market. In 2018, MSI had a market share of about 20% in the high-end gaming laptop market.
Source: Interface News, Fast Technology
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