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Huanggang Meifeng Holds a Special Meeting on Cadre Performance of Duties | Focusing on Fulfilling Responsibilities and Strengthening Ideological and Work Style Development, Driving High-Quality Development Through Pragmatic Action and a Sense of Responsibility
Release time:
2026-06-11
To thoroughly implement the company’s annual management objectives and comprehensively strengthen the sense of responsibility and execution capabilities of the managerial team, on June 8, the Human Resources Department of Huanggang Meifeng Chemical Technology Co., Ltd. convened a special meeting on the performance of duties by managerial personnel. The company’s General Manager Liu Jianjun, Executive Deputy General Manager Chen Chunhong, Deputy General Manager Liu Qiao, Director Wan Xiaopan, and other senior executives attended and addressed the meeting, which was also attended by all mid- and senior-level managers.
Strengthening safety and environmental management to solidify the foundation for enterprise development.
At the meeting, Director Wan Xiaopan set forth clear requirements for safety and environmental protection management. He emphasized that all managerial personnel must further align their thinking and fully recognize that safety and environmental protection are the lifeline of the company’s development. Each department is required to firmly assume its principal responsibility and rigorously advance safety and environmental protection efforts in strict accordance with relevant national laws and regulations and industry standards.
At the meeting, Deputy General Manager Liu Qiao laid out a comprehensive plan for cadres to fulfill their duties and responsibilities. He emphasized that all cadres must clearly understand the current situation, maintain the right mindset, and judge their performance solely by tangible results and team output. Each managerial position must have clearly defined roles and responsibilities, with an assessment and elimination mechanism based on the principle of “rewarding those who deliver and removing those who do not,” thereby ensuring the effective implementation of grassroots team work and comprehensively enhancing team cohesion and combat effectiveness. Management cadres should, from their respective posts, “learn by doing and improve through practice,” balancing business expertise with managerial acumen, and focusing on sustained efforts around key areas such as business metrics, team building, operational efficiency, professional conduct and discipline, and talent development.
Executive Deputy General Manager Chen Chunhong pointed out that the purpose of this meeting is to encourage managerial cadres to assume full responsibility, rectify work styles, and ensure rigorous implementation. He outlined four key requirements: first, to fully understand and fulfill one’s responsibilities, take proactive ownership, and take the lead on challenging tasks; second, to enhance execution capabilities, ensuring that every matter receives a response and every issue is properly addressed; third, to effectively lead teams and practice meticulous management, integrate resources, and strengthen coordination; and fourth, to translate experience into improvements in management and accelerate the refinement of the internal management system.
He emphasized that the company will implement a semi-annual performance‑evaluation mechanism for managerial cadres, systematically assessing the effectiveness of each department and its managers in fulfilling their duties, thereby ensuring that personnel are governed by institutional frameworks, outcomes speak for themselves, and rankings are determined by results.
General Manager Liu Jianjun delivered a concluding address. He emphasized that safety, environmental protection, and quality are the three non-negotiable red lines for the company. All managerial personnel must shift their mindset, squarely confront weak links in management, and proactively drive improvements. In response to current shortcomings, they should promptly formulate action plans and measures to effectively address risks and challenges; accelerate the upgrading of physical infrastructure; and continuously enhance both quality and efficiency while strengthening management.
All cadres must align with the guiding principle of “doing one’s own job well” and firmly embrace the “four‑fold assurance” development philosophy—“ensuring peace of mind for the government, customers, investors, and employees”—to advance the company steadily and sustainably with a strong sense of responsibility.
Strengthen action planning to drive concrete, results-oriented implementation.
This meeting further aligned thinking and clarified direction, setting out the core priorities for enhancing managerial effectiveness and achieving high-quality business development in the next phase. The meeting underscored that cadres must rigorously pursue key performance indicators, use data to measure results, and assess competence based on outcomes; they must consistently integrate ideological and work-style development into all aspects of their work, attach great importance to team building, and elevate the overall quality of the workforce through mentorship, hands-on training, and on-the-job skill development. Moreover, efforts to cultivate talent must be intensified, with robust platforms established to support the growth of outstanding employees, thereby fostering a well‑structured, sustainably replenished talent pipeline.
With the journey stretching thousands of miles and the winds at our back, we set out once again to shoulder a weighty responsibility. The meeting called on all cadres to take this special session as a new starting point, firmly strengthen their sense of duty, and, with higher standards, stricter requirements, and more concrete measures, remain results‑oriented and prioritize practical action. They are urged to tackle tough challenges and deliver tangible results in their respective roles, thereby contributing to the company’s high‑quality development.
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