Xin Lang Zheng Quan·2025-08-08 03:39Core Insights - The report highlights that in 2024, the total salary for board secretaries in A-share listed companies reached 4.086 billion yuan, with an average annual salary of 754,300 yuan [1]. Group 1: Salary and Compensation - In the small household appliance sector, the average annual salary for board secretaries is 712,300 yuan, reflecting a year-on-year decrease of 4.68%, while the median salary dropped by 16.57% to 638,600 yuan [9]. - The highest-paid board secretary in 2024 is Ma Jianjun from Ecovacs, earning 1.8564 million yuan, which is 417,100 yuan higher than the second-highest, Sun Jia from Stone Technology, who earns 1.4393 million yuan [10]. - There are five board secretaries earning over 1 million yuan, and the salary gap between the highest and lowest-paid board secretaries is 1.594 million yuan [9]. Group 2: Demographics and Education - The average age of board secretaries in the small household appliance sector is 43.92 years, with the majority (45.8%) aged between 40 and 50 [1]. - The educational background of board secretaries shows a "double high" characteristic, with master's and bachelor's degrees each accounting for 45.8% of the total, while doctoral and vocational education holders each represent 4.2% [5]. - The only board secretary with a doctoral degree is Li Rongyi from Aishida, while Cai Qiujun from Beiyikang is the only one with a vocational education background [5]. Group 3: Tenure and Turnover - The majority of board secretaries (41.7%) in the small household appliance sector have a tenure of 5-10 years, followed by those with 1-3 years (25.0%) and 3-5 years (20.8%) [3]. - There were six changes in board secretaries during the reporting period, with notable departures including Yin Wenjie from Biyi and Ji Qingbin from ST Dehao [3]. Group 4: Engagement and Activities - In terms of investor engagement, 37.5% of board secretaries conducted fewer than 10 meetings per year, while 33.3% had between 100 to 500 meetings [7]. - Sun Jia from Stone Technology led the sector with 1,048 meetings in a year, averaging 4-5 meetings per workday [7].