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Tony Qi, formerly the Senior Vice-President and China territory head at Fox Networks Group Asia, has joined Major League Baseball China as its new Managing Director.

As reported by Sina.com, Jim Small, MLB’s Senior Vice-President of International Affairs stated “we are very pleased to welcome Tony’s position. I believe that his rich experience and outstanding ability in media cooperation, government relations, strategic investment, and content production, will further enhance the attention and participation of MLB and baseball in China.”

During Fox’s tenure at Fox Networks Group Asia, he worked with Chinese broadcaster CCTV, technology conglomerate Tencent, e-commerce giant Alibaba and several other domestic partners in content distribution strategy.

He also managed promotion, licensing, and content sales of the National Geographic brand in the Chinese market.

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