page_title: Shunee Yee
hierarchical_section_title: Shunee Yee
caption_attribution_description: English: Shunee Yee, CEO and President, CSOFT International
context_page_description: Shunee Yee Ms. Shunee Yee is the President and CEO of CSOFT International, a leading global communications and localization company. Responsible for its organic growth from a start-up in a two-bedroom apartment, to becoming an industry leader, Yee oversees CSOFT’s operations across 16 offices and 3 continents.
  Throughout her 25+ years of industry experience, Ms. Yee has been featured in a number of publications, including the Boston Globe, the Economist, Fortune Magazine, IDG journals, Investor’s Business Daily and most recently, Forbes Asia. She is one of Fortune’s Top 10 Most Powerful Women in 2012, the recipient of an international Stevie Award for Best Asian Entrepreneur for Women in Business, a Top 25 Globalization Executive by Globalization Today, and was identiﬁed by CNN Money as one of technology’s 36 most powerful disrupters.
  Ms.
context_section_description: Shunee Yee Ms. Shunee Yee is the President and CEO of CSOFT International, a leading global communications and localization company. Responsible for its organic growth from a start-up in a two-bedroom apartment, to becoming an industry leader, Yee oversees CSOFT’s operations across 16 offices and 3 continents.
  Throughout her 25+ years of industry experience, Ms. Yee has been featured in a number of publications, including the Boston Globe, the Economist, Fortune Magazine, IDG journals, Investor’s Business Daily and most recently, Forbes Asia. She is one of Fortune’s Top 10 Most Powerful Women in 2012, the recipient of an international Stevie Award for Best Asian Entrepreneur for Women in Business, a Top 25 Globalization Executive by Globalization Today, and was identiﬁed by CNN Money as one of technology’s 36 most powerful disrupters.
  Ms. Yee has been recognized for her many contributions in the sphere of education including to the Johns Hopkins US-China Studies Nanjing Center for its cross-cultural program as well as to Michelle Obama’s Let Girls Learn initiative, where CSOFT worked on translating enhanced gender training literature for the Peace Corps from English into multiple languages, helping the Obama Administration reach 62 million girls worldwide.
  In June 2016, Ms. Yee led CSOFT into a partnership with the Shenzhen Municipal Government and launched the Shenzhen 100 research report, which assists the government in implementing effective policies to support global market strategies. Ms. Yee sits on Dexter Southﬁeld School’s Academic Board, and she is a Committee member of A Taste of Ginger, an event hosted by the world-renowned Joslin Center, for promoting awareness and education in support of the Asian American Diabetes Initiative.
caption: Shunee Yee in 2012.
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