Jian Jun is a Chinese businesswoman, the self-made billionaire Chairwoman of Imeik Technology Development (SZSE: 300896), a major biomedical supplier specializing in aesthetic medicine products (e.g., skin fillers and facial implant threads). Her wealth is rooted in the high-growth beauty and medical technology sector.

Jian holds an MBA from Tsinghua University. Her career began with high-level corporate roles, including working for the state-owned China National Cereals Oils and Foodstuffs Import and Export early in her career. She gained crucial international exposure working abroad (in a U.S. trade company and a textile firm in Panama), where she became interested in injection treatments (beauty lunch procedures).

• Imeik Technology Development (Chairwoman): The core publicly traded asset, a major supplier of biomedical and aesthetic medicine products (e.g., skin fillers and facial implant threads).
• Aesthetic Medicine Focus: Her success is built on providing innovative anti-aging and facial implant products for the booming Chinese consumer beauty market.
• Investment Strategy: Her philosophy is rooted in scientific scale, quality control, and capitalizing on the immense demand for non-surgical cosmetic procedures (the beauty lunch).
• Academic Background: She holds an MBA from Tsinghua University.

Jian Jun's strategic genius was her decision to focus on the high-margin, specialized aesthetic medicine market. She returned to China in 2004 and joined Imeik as a director, gradually becoming its biggest owner and Chairwoman in 2016. Her company became famous for its Hearty filler that treats neck wrinkles.

Under her leadership, Imeik successfully executed its IPO on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2020, raising more than $530 million. Her wealth is secured by the colossal, long-term, stable profitability of the aesthetic medicine sector, with the company's shares surging by more than 500 percent after listing (early 2021). Her structural contribution is tied to the successful industrialization and professionalization of cosmetic treatments in China.

Jian Jun's social impact is structural, stemming from Imeik's role in providing high-quality, regulated aesthetic medicine products to the Chinese consumer market, contributing to the nation's rising consumer wealth and service sector. Her structural contribution is tied to the successful industrialization of non-surgical cosmetic procedures (the beauty lunch phenomenon).

Her personal philanthropy supports various community and educational initiatives. Her career is a testament to the profitability of disciplined scientific scale and strategic branding in the high-margin beauty and medical sector.

Jian Jun maintains the professional, composed style of a corporate executive. Her attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring tailored business suits. Her aesthetic reflects stability and immense intellectual authority, typical of a leader in the specialized medical beauty sector.

Residing in Beijing, China, her luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from her multi-billion dollar fortune. Her life is dedicated to scientific scale, technological innovation, and the long-term, stable growth of the aesthetic medicine market.