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Ma Jiayang

Director at Longduoduo Co
Board

About Ma Jiayang

Ma Jiayang, age 29, is an independent director of Longduoduo Company Limited (LDDD). She has been employed as a lawyer since September 2019 at Inner Mongolia Shuoda Law Firm, specializing in ownership and financial contract dispute resolution; she has served as legal advisor to local government entities and to the Baotou Branch of China Construction Bank. Ma holds a Bachelor’s degree in law from Inner Mongolia University (2019), and was determined independent under Nasdaq rules in the Board’s November 30, 2023 review .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Inner Mongolia Shuoda Law FirmLawyer (ownership disputes, financial contract disputes)Sep 2019–presentLegal advisor to Baotou Education Bureau; Shahe South & West Villages (Erdao, Baotou); Baotou Branch of China Construction Bank

External Roles

EntityRoleDatesNotes
Baotou Education BureauLegal advisorNot specifiedAdvisory capacity disclosed in director bio
Shahe South Village; West Village (Erdao, Baotou)Legal advisorNot specifiedAdvisory capacity disclosed
China Construction Bank, Baotou BranchLegal advisorNot specifiedAdvisory capacity disclosed

Board Governance

  • Independence: Board determined Ma Jiayang is independent (Nasdaq rules) in its 11/30/2023 annual review .
  • Committee assignments:
    • Audit Committee member (Chair: Shan Bo; Shan deemed financial expert) .
    • Compensation Committee member (Chair: Wu Binbin; members include Xu Huibo, who is not independent) .
    • Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee Chair (members: Ma Jiayang, Wu Binbin, Shan Bo) .
  • Board and committee activity:
    • Board formally met once in FY 2024; acted by unanimous written consent three times; committees did not hold formal meetings in FY 2024 .
    • All directors and nominees are expected to attend annual meetings .
  • Election results (2025 AGM): Unanimous support; 25,601,838 votes “for”, 0 “withheld” or broker non-votes for Ma and each nominee; auditor ratification also unanimous .
2025 AGM VoteVotes ForVotes WithheldBroker Non-Votes
Director election – Ma Jiayang25,601,838 0 0
Auditor ratification (FY 2025)25,601,838 0 0

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual cash retainer$0Independent Director Agreement for Ma provides service “without cash compensation”
Committee membership fees$0No committee fees disclosed for Ma
Committee chair fees$0Only Shan Bo receives RMB25,000 (~$3,427) per quarter; Ma’s chair role has no cash compensation disclosed
Meeting fees$0None disclosed

Performance Compensation

InstrumentGrant DateQuantity/TermsPerformance MetricsVesting
RSUs/PSUsNoneNone authorized; no grants to directors
Stock optionsNoneNone authorized; no grants to directors
Cash incentive (bonus)NoneNo director cash incentive program disclosed
  • Equity plans: “No securities authorized for issuance under any equity compensation plan”; no stock options or equity incentive awards to directors .
  • Performance metrics in director pay: None disclosed .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Other public company boards: None disclosed for Ma Jiayang in LDDD proxies .
  • Interlocks/conflicts: No related-party transactions involving Ma reported for FY 2024–FY 2025; the proxy states no related party transactions meeting SEC Item 404 thresholds (other than CEO/major shareholder advances) .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Legal expertise in ownership and financial contract disputes; advisory experience with government bodies and a major bank branch .
  • Governance role: Chair of Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee (agenda-setting, board composition/governance principles) .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of Outstanding Shares
Ma Jiayang— (none reported) — (not reported)
  • Shares outstanding at record date: 30,005,016 common shares (Jan 9, 2025) .
  • Director ownership context: Majority holder Zhang Liang owns 15,392,015 shares (51.3%) .

Governance Assessment

  • Committee independence: Compensation Committee includes one non-independent (Chair Wu is independent, but Xu Huibo is not); this departs from typical U.S. best practice of fully independent compensation committees and may raise governance risk if the company lists on Nasdaq in future .
  • Nominating leadership: Ma chairs the Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee, providing independent oversight of board composition and governance principles; positive for board effectiveness .
  • Attendance/engagement: Limited formal activity in FY 2024 (one board meeting; committees held no formal meetings), which can constrain committee effectiveness; monitoring needed as the company matures .
  • Pay and alignment: Ma receives no cash compensation and has no disclosed equity ownership; while it limits cash outlay, lack of equity stake or ownership guidelines may reduce alignment with shareholder value creation .
  • Shareholder support: 2025 director elections and auditor ratification were unanimously approved, signaling strong investor confidence (or highly concentrated ownership) at this stage .
  • Related-party and conflicts: No related-party transactions involving Ma; prior related party balances involved majority shareholder/CEO, not Ma .

RED FLAGS

  • Compensation Committee not fully independent (includes non-independent member Xu Huibo), which could be inconsistent with exchange listing governance standards and investor expectations .
  • Minimal formal committee activity (FY 2024) suggests potential underdeveloped oversight processes as a newly public company; requires future improvement for robust governance .