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Mr. Jason Liu

Liu, Xiaofeng Jason
Regional Business Development Manager
DNV China

Jason Liu joined DNV in 2007, starting as an engineer. He later served as the Head of Maritime Advisory China until the end of 2021, providing tailor-made solutions from newbuilding to operation throughout the entire lifecycle of ships and offshore assets. Since 2019, Jason has also held the position of Regional Digital Transformation Manager in Maritime Greater China. In July 2021, he was appointed to establish and manage the SMART Centre, a new strategic unit in DNV China focused on Decarbonization and Digitalization (2-D). In this role, he leveraged DNV’s global expertise on 2-D to foster innovation and global collaboration with clients. Starting in 2025, Jason has been appointed as the Regional Business Development Manager, overseeing all business development and marketing activities for DNV Maritime China.

刘小峰
DNV China 挪威船级社
海事中国区
业务发展总监/业务发展部总经理

自2007年加入DNV以来直至2021年底作为中国区海事咨询总经理依托DNV全球专家网络以及本地建立的专业团队,为中国区客户提供从新造船到营运全生命周期所有相关挑战的专业解决方案。自2019年起,被任命为DNV海事大中国区数字化转型经理,于2021年7月创立中国区智能中心并担任总监,负责统筹海事大中国区的数字化及脱碳转型工作,结合DNV全球专家团队,与中国区客户共同推动海事业务转型。从2025年起,担任中国区业务发展部总经理,负责管理和统筹DNV海事中国区的所有业务发展及市场营销相关事务。

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