Board of Directors

Name Title Major experience / academic background Positions currently assumed in this Corporation or other companies
Taiwan Network Group United Co., Ltd

Representative Director

Jeff Wu

Chairman University of Mississippi PhD in Finance

Assistant professor National Chiayi University

Taiwan Network Group United Co., Ltd

Representative Director

Joanne Chen

Director Master of Arts in International Affairs and Management, University of California, San Diego (USA)

CFO ,D-Link Corporation

Co-Founder & CFO of New Taiding Investment Co., Ltd.

Accounting Supervisor of Toyota Financial Services Corporation (USA)

Senior Advisor of Ernst & Young LLP (USA)

Audit Senior Associate of KPMG LLP(USA)

GM ,D-Link Corporation

Director,D-Link International Pte. Ltd.

Director,D-Link Japan K.K.

Director, New Taiding Investment Co., Ltd

D-Link Corporation

Representative Director

Victor Kuo

Director Master of Electrical Engineering NTU

CEO&GM of AMIGO TECHNOLOGY INC.

GM of AXUS Microsystems, Inc.

Chairman & CSO, D-Link Corporation

D-Link International Pte. Ltd.

Director, D-Link (Europe) Ltd.

Director, D-Link Holding Co. Ltd.

Director ,D-Link (Holdings) Ltd.

Director, D-Link Systems, Inc.

Director, D-Link AB.

Director, D-Link Capital Investment Co., Ltd

Director, D-Link Holding Mauritius, Inc.

Director, D-Link Japan K.K.

Representative Director ,D-Link Investment Co.,Ltd.

Representative Director ,Yong Rui Investment Co., Ltd.

Representative Director & CSO, AMIGO TECHNOLOGY INC.

Chairman, Amit Wireless Inc.

D-Link Corporation

Representative Director

CJ Chang

Director Institute of Business Management, Senshu University

D-Link Corporation, Northeast Asia Region Business Unit(NEA), Pan-Asia-Pacific Business Group COO of The Network Inc.,

Executive Assistant and GM of Advantage Century Telecommunication

CEO, D-Link Corporation

Chairman, D-Link Japan K.K.

Director, D-Link Australia Pty. Ltd.

Director,D-Link Middle-East FZCO

Director,D-Link (India) Ltd.

Director of D-Link (Shiang-Hai) Co., Ltd.

Chairman and Representative of Institutional

Director of D-Link (Shiang-Hai)

Co., Ltd. Beijing Branch and First Branch

Chairman and Representative of Institutional

Director of Netpro Trading

(Shiang-Hai) Co., Ltd. and Beijing Branch

Zhengting Chen Independent

director

Fudan University EMBA

CPA, Jiahe United Accounting Firm

CPA, Jiahe United Accounting Firm

Huang Long Development Co.,Ltd.

Ming Jyi Jang Independent

director

Mechanical PhD of National Cheng Kung University

Master of Aeronautics and Astronautics National Cheng Kung University

Chairman, TAI JUN BIOTECH CO., LTD.

Vice-principal, Far East Technology University

Chairman, TAI JUN BIOTECH CO., LTD.

Independent Director, UHT Unitech Company Ltd.

Director ,Taiwan Steel University of Science and Technology

Zhen Yu Li Independent

director

Master of Information and Telecommunication Engineering, Ming Chuan University Bachelor of Statistics, National Taipei University

Manager ,Clco Conference Consulting Ltd.

Manager ,Clco Conference Consulting Ltd.

Diversity of Board members

The Company stipulates in the “corporate governance principles” that the board of directors should consider diversity, including but not limited to the following two standards :

a.Basic conditions and values: gender, age, nationality and culture, etc.

b.Professional knowledge and skills: professional background.

    Diversity items

Name

Basic information Industry experience/ Professional background
Gender Age Years acting as an
Independent director
Business
Management
Shareholders
Services
Law Technology Finance
Accounting
Under 40 40-50 50-60 Over 60 Less than 3 years 3 years to 6 years
Jeff Wu Male V V
Joanne Chen Female V V V
Victor Kuo Male V V V
CJ Chang Male V V
Zhengting Chen Male V V V
Ming Jyi Jang Male V V V V
Zhen Yu Li Male V V V
  • Achieving the goal of having one female director on Board is set to improve gender quality and diversity. The Board finally achieved on 2023.9.11.
  • The company stipulated “Corporate Governance Best-Practice Principles” which prohibit insiders (including directors) from trading securities. In 2025, 32 reminder emails were sent to internal personnel prohibiting using information not disclosed during the closed period (30 days before the annual financial report announcement and 15 days before the quarterly financial report announcement). On November 4, 2024, all directors and managers were notified by email of the 2025 board meeting schedule. The insider trading prevention training covered confidentiality of material information, causes of insider trading, identification process, case examples, scope of internal material information, confidentiality procedures, disclosure practices, and consequences of violations.
  • Performance Evaluation of Board of Directors

Report date                                          File Download

2025.2.25                    2024 Performance Evaluation of Board of Directors

2024.2.26                    2023 Performance Evaluation of Board of Directors

Board Members and Key Management Succession Planning:

(1) Succession Plan and Operation for Board Members

  1. Board Composition Principles

The composition of the Company’s board members is determined based on business development needs and major shareholders’ holdings, considering practical operational requirements. The company’s Articles of Incorporation and Board Election Procedures clearly state that board elections shall fully adopt a candidate nomination system in accordance with Article 192-1 of the Company Act. Additionally, the Corporate Governance Best Practice Principles specifies that the board composition should consider diversity and develop diversity policies based on company operations, business model, and development needs.

  1. Director Candidate Database and Selection Criteria

The company establishes a board candidate database according to the following criteria for succession planning:

(1) Entrepreneurial spirit, accountability, integrity, teamwork orientation aligning with the company’s core values and mid-to-long-term business strategies.

(2) Familiarity with the industry and relevant industry experience, achieving the goal of at least one female director in the 12th board elected in 2023.

(3) Ability to contribute to an effective, collaborative, diverse board that meets company needs.

(4)Possession of professional knowledge and skills relevant to business management, including corporate strategy, accounting and taxation, finance, law, management, and international markets.

  1. Internal Talent Development Aligned with Board Functions

The Company continues to promote the inclusion of management professionals in the Board of Directors or the Boards of Directors of subsidiaries, enabling them to become familiar with the operations of the Board. This initiative enhances their industry experience and decision-making skills, thereby forming a succession team for the Board.

  1. Performance Evaluation of Board of Directors

The Company has clearly defined the “Rules for Performance Evaluation of Board of Directors,” which include evaluation criteria such as the alignment with the Company’s goals and objectives, attention to sustainability (ESG), understanding of responsibilities, involvement in operations, management of internal relationships and communication, professional competence and continuous learning, internal control, and the provision of constructive feedback. These criteria ensure the effectiveness of the Board’s operations and serve as a basis for assessing Board performance, which will be used as a reference for future director selection.


(2) The Succession Plan and Operation of Key Management Personnel

  1.  The Company has established the “Succession Planning for Senior Manager” to implement a talent selection mechanism that identifies potential successors for key management roles. We prioritize promoting outstanding internal talents to management positions. Besides identifying potential candidates, we conduct regular performance evaluations and provide personalized development plans and mentorship to enhance succession readiness and shorten transition time.
  1. The Company has established a comprehensive deputy system, arranging the deputies of key management to perform tasks and gain experience to strengthen the high-level decision making and management capabilities.
  1. The company arranges for management to attend board meetings and participate in key regular management meetings, appoints management as board members of subsidiaries, and enhances skills in corporate governance, sustainability, board operations, and business practices. This ensures they contribute to the company’s strategic vision and are prepared for future key management roles.
  1. In 2025, the company targets frontline supervisors, middle managers, and potential successors based on performance reviews and talent suitability to develop outstanding leaders, strengthen team execution, and lay a solid foundation for long-term growth. Through one-on-one feedback sessions and structured training programs, we aim to enhance leadership, decision-making, and innovation skills to support the company’s sustainable goals.
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