Peter Chien Ping Liu

Peter Chien Ping Liu has a diverse work experience spanning from 2008 to 2022. Peter Chien Ping began their career as a Creative Manager at In The Cut Entertainment in 2008. Peter Chien Ping then moved to Oakley as a National Training Manager in 2011, where they designed and produced training materials for Oakley Greater China and managed an e-learning platform for all channels that covered training. In 2014, they became an Assistant Training Manager at Cartier, where they recorded 30+% progress of sales associates’ actions on objectives and achievements including sales and customer satisfaction. Peter Chien Ping then joined Lacoste as a National Training Manager in 2016, where they trained 520+ colleagues annually with a training budget of USD $270,000. In 2017, they took on the role of HR Manager and Global Learning & Development Manager at Carrefour Global Sourcing. In 2021, they became the Director of Front Of House at Chick-fil-A-Franchise, where they achieved sales of average ~$22,000/daily, drive-thru speed of services, and other profitability metrics. In 2022, they took on the roles of Sales Development Representative at Sequentum, Sales Manager at Win Dynasty Trading, and Sales Development Intern at Talend.

Peter Chien Ping Liu obtained a Bachelor's degree in Marketing and Fashion Marketing from Raffles Design Institute between 2008 and 2010. Peter Chien Ping has obtained several certifications, including a Sales Development Fellowship from SV Academy in August 2022, a Basic Accreditation for Recruitment and Employee Development Course from Harrison Assessments Int'l in October 2018, a Time2Create\u02e3 - Mastering the fundamentals of Mohive from CrossKnowledge in January 2018, a Train The Trainer Retail Academy Course from Lacoste in October 2016, a Watchmaking Workshop from Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie in December 2015, a Business Etiquette from Learning Alliance Management Consulting in March 2015, and a Train The Trainer from KOGELSCHATZ\u00ae Training & Coaching in August 2014.