Lin Guozhen

Lin Guozhen

Mr. Lin Guozhen is the founder and chairman of GL (Asia) Ltd. and GL Consulting Ltd. he is the vice president of CoreNet global, an international professional real estate association. He is responsible for the training of senior executives in Asia Pacific region, especially the training of real estate professionals.

Personal experience

1. Lin Guozhen

Bo Chen, also known as Mo Chi, was born in Jianzhou, Sichuan Province. He is good at ancient words and calligraphy, especially close to he Shaoji. Supplement to Yizhou calligraphy and painting record

2. Lin Guozhen

AlexK.Lam ,MTS,MRAIC, Cert.EQ -IAdmin,Hon.F.PFM

GL(ASIA)Ltd.,

GLConsultingLtd.–Toronto+HongKong

Mr. Lin Guozhen is the founder and chairman of GL (Asia) Ltd. and GL Consulting Ltd. he is the vice president of CoreNet global, an international professional real estate association. He is responsible for senior executive training courses in the Asia Pacific region, especially the training of real estate professionals. The international professional real estate association is the world's top Association of corporate real estate managers and relevant professionals. The total value of global property assets managed by its members is US $120 billion. Lin is the founder and President of the ocbn network in Toronto, Canada. His business consulting services are all over the world. With its unique operation and the owner's opinion, he helps the organization to transform, so as to meet the customers' requirements for the coordination of technology and enterprise. Lin has been the chief executive officer of the outsourcing Institute (OI) in Asia. Lin received a bachelor's degree in architecture from McGill University in 1967 and a master's degree in theology from Ontario seminary in 1995. In 2000, Lin was awarded EQ-i administrator qualification by multi health systems in Toronto. In addition, the Hong Kong Institute of Facility Management Awards honorary members. He has taught for Postgraduates of the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Manitoba University and Ryerson Polytechnic University. He was invited to speak at the international conference, and his excellent speeches were made in Sweden, Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, India, Mauritius, Indonesia, the Philippines, New Zealand, Australia, the United States, Canada, etc. He is a professional member of many organizations, including IFMA, RAIC, ASHRAE, asis, NFPA and SHRM. He was appointed by the national academies, Washington, D.C. as a member of the national facility asset management 2020 work plan committee. His works include "business transformation in facility management" (published in the Handbook of facility design and management: theory, practice and technology, McGraw Hill, 2000), and "human factors in building performance assessment" (published in Butterworth Heinemann, 2004). In addition, Lin's articles on management and facilities organization have been published in ufficiostile (Italy), European Journal of facilities management, central (Hong Kong), digihall (Hong Kong), and Canadian Journal of facilities management and design. Lin is also a member of the Advisory Board of facility management and design magazine of Canada and a consultant of today's facility manager, facility management manager magazine of New Jersey, USA.

Profile

Chief physician / Master Supervisor

PhD / Postgraduate in epidemiology and hygiene

From September 1982 to July 1988, he graduated from school of public health, Sun Yat Sen Medical University

From September 2000 to June 2002, the First Military Medical University studied for master of epidemiology and health statistics

From September 2006 to June 2009, he studied for doctor of epidemiology and health statistics in Southern Medical University

1. Children's growth and development

2. Prevention and treatment of common diseases in students and lead poisoning in children

3. Food poisoning control

4. Tumor registration and vital statistics

Participate in the project

In charge of scientific research

1. In 2001, "Research on soluble lead pollution of children's toys / stationery" was approved by the original epidemic prevention station;

2. In 2003, "the detection, research and application of paralytic toxin (PSP) in shellfish seafood" was approved by Guangzhou CDC;

3. In 2005, "Research on lead pollution and lead poisoning in children's learning and living environment" was approved by Guangzhou Health Bureau (No. 2005-yb-115);

4. In 2004, the development and application of small dose normal saline enema sampling method was approved by Guangzhou CDC;

5. In 2006, "Research on lead pollution in kindergartens, schools and home environment and lead poisoning in children" was approved by Guangdong Medical Research Fund (No. a2006559).

Participate in scientific research

1. Completed "study on safety and influencing factors of student walkers" with CDC of Guangdong Province in 2007;

2. Completed the "study on the effects of air pollution and children's health" with the Chinese University of Hong Kong (2006-2008, Hong Kong cooperation);

3. "Happy 10 minutes" intervention for obese children (2006, China CDC project) with China CDC Institute of nutrition and food safety;

4. The impact of air quality on children's respiratory function and physical development in Guangzhou (2008 provincial project);

5. Study on the burden of cancer diseases in Guangzhou (2008, project of Guangzhou Municipal Health Bureau);

6. Participated in the "survey on tobacco consumption and influencing factors among Chinese residents" organized by China CDC Institute of chronic diseases (2006-2010, China CDC project);

7. Completed the project "Research on body fat content of Chinese children" of China CDC Food Safety Institute (2005 China CDC project);

8. Investigation on health risk factors of students and adolescents in Guangdong Province (2006 provincial CDC project).

9. Monitoring of injury risk behaviors among primary and secondary school students in Guangzhou and evaluation of intervention effect (major project of Guangzhou Municipal Health Bureau in 2007)

10. Study on lead poisoning in children in Dongshan District (2000 project of Dongshan science and Technology Bureau)

11. Self management of patients with chronic diseases in community

publish one’s thesis

Lin Guozhen, Du Lin, Deng Xiaobing, et al. Investigation on the hygiene and management of optical shops in Guangzhou. Guangdong health and epidemic prevention, 1999;

Lin Guozhen, Du Lin. analysis of lead content in children's painting and writing stationery. School health of China. 2000,27 (4): 744-745

Lin Guozhen, Ni Lihong. Survey of drinking water in primary and middle school students in Guangzhou. Chinese school doctors, 2000,27 (4): 744-745

Lin Guozhen, Du Lin. vision change trend of primary and secondary school students in Guangzhou in recent 10 years. School health in China. 2000,27 (4): 744-745

Lin Guozhen, Du Lin. analysis on the results of comprehensive health supervision and monitoring in Guangzhou technical secondary schools. School health in China. 2000,27 (4): 744-745

Lin Guozhen. How to write food poisoning investigation report. China Public Health Administration 20053

Lin Guozhen, Ma Lin. confirmation and thinking of collective outbreak of Norwalk like virus gastroenteritis. Chinese Journal of preventive medicine. 2005, (4)

Lin Guozhen, Peng Rongfei, Chen Qing, et al. Analysis of lead content in paint sold in Guangzhou. Guangdong trace element science. 2006,10

Lin Guozhen, Wang Jingzhong, Ni Lihong, et al. Analysis of body fat content in children and adolescents of different ages in Guangzhou. School health of China. 2006,27 (9): 744-745

Lin Guozhen, Chen Qing. Changes of vision of primary and secondary school students in Guangzhou from 1991 to 2005. Chinese Journal of preventive medicine. 2007, (4)

Lin Guozhen, Chen Qing, Peng Rongfei, et al. Influencing factors of blood lead level of children in Guangzhou after using unleaded gasoline. Journal of environment and health. 2007,24 (12): 963-967. (0.46)

Lin Guozhen, Wu Jiagang, Peng Rongfei, et al. Investigation on blood lead level of children in Guangzhou after using unleaded gasoline for ten years. Chinese Journal of preventive medicine, 2008,42 (10): 727-730. (1.10)

LinGZ,PengRF,ChenQ, etal.Leadinhousingpaints ：Anexposureresourcestillnottakenseriouslyforchildren leadpoisoninginChina.Environ.Res .2009,109(1):1-5. PMID:18976991 （2.962）

Lin Guozhen, Peng Rongfei, Chen Qing, et al. Investigation on lead pollution of paints in kindergartens and markets in Guangzhou. Chinese Journal of school health. 2009,30 (1)