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Sandra Yu has been a Director of The a2 Milk Company since 1 March 2022 and sits on both the Audit and Risk Management and the People and Remuneration Committees. Sandra is a highly regarded company director and an experienced global executive in consumer goods industries, and importantly in the infant milk formula (IMF) market in China, with a proven track record of driving business and brand transformation, leveraging opportunities for growth, and building organisational capabilities across China as well as the USA and other parts of Asia. As the former head of Mead Johnson Nutrition's Greater China business, Sandra was a member of Mead Johnson Nutrition's Global leadership team. Prior to that, Sandra held various other senior executive roles at Mead Johnson Nutrition, including as the Global Marketing Vice President, responsible for transition to new digital media and e-commerce channels globally. Sandra was also appointed as the non-executive chairwoman to lead RB China Advisory Board after the merger between Reckitt Benckiser and Mead Johnson Nutrition in 2017. Prior to joining Mead Johnson, Sandra held executive positions at Unilever, where she worked across Asia for thirteen years. Sandra holds a Master's degree in Marketing and International Business Management from National Taiwan University and completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School. Sandra resides in Greater China.
Master – Marketing, International Business Management, National Taiwan University; Advanced Management Program, Harvard Business School
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