Managing Director

Jeffrey Harris, hailing from the U.S. Mid-West, is among the longer-serving private investigators in the Asian Pac-Rim. Harris has been engaged in private investigation, research and security consulting in the Pacific Rim since 1980 and has overseen offices, during this career, in Taiwan, the Philippines, China, Thailand and Hong Kong. He has been active in promoting changes in the Trade Mark, Copyright, Patent and Fair Trade Laws in Taiwan. Harris established the Intellectual Property Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan (and is again a Chairman of the committee) and served as a Chairman of the Asian regional Intellectual Property Committee of the Chamber. He is a past President of the American Society for Industrial Security in Taiwan. Among his credits are assisting in the coordinating the first ever raids on remarked ICs in Taiwan & Malaysia, the first ever raids by American companies on pirated software in Taiwan and the Philippines, the first ever raids on pirated video tapes by American companies in Taiwan & Thailand, the first ever raids by foreign companies on illegal parallel-import pharmaceuticals and on the illegal public performance of motion pictures in Taiwan.   Interviews featuring Harris have appeared in such widely read periodicals as Life, Time, Newsweek, Businessweek, the Wall Street Journal, The Asian Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and in The Washington Post, as well as in AP, UPS and the Agence France Presse wire services.

Operations Director

Lyn (Liu Chui-hung) Harris has been engaged in private investigation, security consulting and related research since 1981. She has first hand experience on inquiries Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, the Philippines and in China. She is widely recognized in Taiwan for her extensive contacts with Taiwan authorities. None in the Taiwan private sector can match her ability to organize raids. To her credit, she organized the first ever raids on piracy of foreign motion pictures on videotape in Taiwan and Thailand, the first ever raids on foreign pirated software in Taiwan, the first ever raids on illegal parallel-import pharmaceuticals in Taiwan, the first ever raids on unauthorized public performance of foreign motion pictures in Taiwan and the first ever raids on remarked CPUs in Taiwan.

Responsible Person

Mr. Liu Shih-cheng has had a distinguished career in Taiwan government service.  He was a graduate of the Wampao Military Academy, the foremost military academy in China prior to World War II. Many of the prominent leaders of China and Taiwan were graduates or teachers of this military academy. Liu rose to the rank of colonel in the Taiwan Air Force, during which he served as a liaison to U.S. Air Force personnel in Taiwan. He was later invited to transfer to the National Taiwan police force where he rose to the rank of General and the position of Chief of Personnel for the entire Taiwan National Police, a position he held for nine years. Following his retirement from the police, Liu continued as a high-level consultant with the police and as an instructor at the National Police Academy.

Mr. Jack Liu comes from a military and a police family background. As a Taiwan Army College graduate, he initially served as a communications officer in the Taiwan army.  Liu has been in private sector investigation, security consulting and related research since 1981. He has extensive experience on security related inquiries in Taiwan and China. He can boast that he organizes and supervises more raids in Taiwan on an annual basis, mainly on counterfeit and illegal goods, than any other private sector person in the country.

Mr. Wang Ming-lien, or Shao Ma as he likes to be called, worked in ship communications, international trading, as a volunteer policeman and as a licensed safety inspector before joining Orient Commercial Enquiries in 1986.  Shao Ma coordinates international investigation for Orient Commercial Enquiries having has worked extensively in Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, South Korea and in the Philippines on behalf of clients.