Just three months after Komori Hong Kong was founded, Wen Weijian joined the company. At the time, Komori Hong Kong provided service to foreign-capitalized Komori users in mainland China, and Wen was Komori Hong Kong's only service engineer. When the Komori brand was introduced in China, sales skyrocketed for a time. Unlike his loquacious colleagues in sales, Wen took a modest and quiet approach to his job of support and service. Diligent and careful, Wen stood out from others and won high praise from customers.
Having accumulated years of experience as a press operator at Astros Printing, Wen is thoroughly acquainted with printing presses. Once he joined the Komori team, he frequently headed to Japan for further training. Many years have now passed since Wen was assigned to take charge of machine adjustment. During this time he has spent nearly every day in the plants of Komori users.
When Wen spoke with On Press, his sense of responsibility was obvious. He personifies Komori's kando ideal of service and management. On the job in user facilities, he is ready for any work and focuses on providing the best quality and finest service in the shortest period of time. As more and more Komori presses are commissioned in China and more printers become Komori users, Komori China is growing.
Now an assistant manager, Wen is close to Komori customers and his colleagues. Asked about working for Komori, he says, "It's great! I found a job that I could be passionate about, and I've forged many friendships."
Away from the company, he is devoted to his family. Playing guitar and teaming up in a trio with his two sons singing is one of Wen's greatest pleasures. The family also enjoys exploring the wonders of the natural world.

Wen Weijian and family