CSOFT Health Sciences Management Team
CSOFT believes that effective leadership means demonstrating a work culture of doing better and going further. This is why we have formed a dedicated life science unit to support the challenges and successes of our clients. The CSOFT Health Sciences management team brings decades of experience in the life science sector, specifically understanding the unique need for effective communication and localization in this highly regulated market.

Diego Di Leva
Senior Operations Director

Di Lv
Life Sciences Practice Lead for China

Paul Canton
Senior Marketing Director

Marisa Bowers
Executive Director, HR & Talent Development

Jason Xue
Senior Vice President, Global Operations
Jason holds a Bachelor’s degree in microelectronics & solid-state electronics from the University of Electronic Science and Technology in China.

Shunee Yee
CEO, CSOFT International
Throughout her 20+ years of industry experience, Yee has been featured in a number of publications, including the Boston Globe, the Economist, Fortune Magazine, IDG journals, and Investor’s Business Daily. Yee is a recipient of the international Stevie Award for Best Asian Entrepreneur for Women in Business, a Top 25 Globalization Executive by Globalization Today, a Fortune Most Powerful Women, and was identified by CNN Money as one of technology’s 36 most powerful disrupters.
In June 2016, Yee led CSOFT into a partnership with the Shenzhen Municipal Government and launched the Shenzhen 100 research report which utilizes hard data and qualitative indicators to create a 9 dimension CGMI (China Global Maturity Index), and assists the government in implementing effective policies to support global market strategies. Yee is also a standing Committee Member of a leading Think Tank, the China Center for Globalization (CCG), which is dedicated to the globalization of China’s enterprises and talent.
Yee holds a Master’s degree from Rhode Island College and has completed a senior executive program at Harvard Business School. She has been recognized for her many contributions in the sphere of education in China and around the world at Guangdong University, the John Hopkins-Nanjing Center, the Asian University for Women, and the Let Girls Learn initiative.