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Guru3D.com » News » MSI General Manager (CEO) Charles Chiang Dies at age of 56

MSI General Manager (CEO) Charles Chiang Dies at age of 56

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/07/2020 03:49 PM | source: ettoday.net | 48 comment(s)
MSI General Manager (CEO) Charles Chiang Dies at age of 56

In what is an unfortunate news item, Sheng-Chang Chiang, also named Charles Chiang general manager and CEO of MSI fell off a building today, and passed away. The news reported by Taiwanese media moments ago, also is confirmed through our MSI backchannel.

The 56-year-old Sheng-Chang Chiang had just taken over as CEO of MSI in January 2019. He fell from the seven-floor building for unknown. Security of MSI went out on patrol and at 2 pm local time heard a loud noise. Chiang was found lying on the ground in the company's car lane. The police hurried to the scene and rushed him to the hospital for treatment, but unfortunately, he passed away. Authorities are investigating the incident. Chiang graduated from the Institute of Electronics, Jiaotong University. He previously served as Yangzhi Technology Associate and General Manager of MSI Desktop Platform Business Division and took over as MSI General Manager and CEO in January 2019. A company where he has had a role in for 20 years.

We wish the family, friends, staff at MSI and everyone involved or acquainted to Mr Chiang our sincere condolences and profound respect. 



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wavetrex
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#5806492 Posted on: 07/07/2020 02:42 PM
The only two reasons why a CEO (or any other high-profile individual) falls of a building are:

- He threw himself off said building
- He was "helped" in his demise

There's virtually zero chance this is an accident.

Anyway, RIP.

Robbo9999
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#5806505 Posted on: 07/07/2020 03:15 PM
Well, this is a horrible thing to happen, and as wavetrex says I too think it was not by accident - you don't just accidentally fall off a building at your place of work, it's not like he's a window cleaner or something! Reminds me of the Foxconn stuff years ago when employees were jumping off roofs....he did it to himself or it was orchestrated...probably himself if I had to guess whilst knowing nothing about the guy.

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#5806526 Posted on: 07/07/2020 03:58 PM
I've had a couple MSI GPU and motherboard in the past, always great product that served me well.
Condolences to his family and collegues.

Silva
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#5806532 Posted on: 07/07/2020 04:14 PM
The only two reasons why a CEO (or any other high-profile individual) falls of a building are:

- He threw himself off said building
- He was "helped" in his demise

There's virtually zero chance this is an accident.

Anyway, RIP.

I'm going to call this now: it was Asus. Their boards and support are BS, wile MSI have been absolutely magnificent.

gx-x
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#5806534 Posted on: 07/07/2020 04:16 PM
those nasty banana peels...

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