Honor faces major leadership reshuffle with three execs resigning in four days

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In a rapid series of changes, Chinese phone brand Honor reshuffled three key executives in just four days. On Jan. 17, Honor CEO Zhao Ming resigned due to personal reasons, followed by the departures of China CMO Jiang Hairong and sales head Zheng Shubao on Jan. 20. Chinese media outlet Yicai exclusively reported on Monday that Jiang Hairong, CMO of Honor China, will step down, as revealed in an internal announcement. Zheng Shubao, head of Honor’s China sales department, left the company and completed his handover on Monday, according to local media outlet Sina Tech. Honor’s global CMO Guo Rui will temporarily take on the role of CMO for China, previously held by Jiang Hairong.