Catherine Shu is a Taiwanese-American journalist at TechCrunch, specializing in the Asian technology industry. A graduate of Columbia Universitys School of Journalism, she leverages her eight years of experience to provide context on various markets, sectors, and policy trends for a global audience. People who have worked with her describe her as dynamic, creative, and intelligent.
Based in Taipei, Catherine is fluent in Mandarin and passionate about observing how culture and human behavior intersect with the technology and finance industries. Her reporting career began with covering culture, entrepreneurship, and policy for the Taipei Times, conducting most of her research and interviews in Mandarin.
As a recipient of the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship from Taiwans Ministry of Education, she completed a nine-month intensive course in Mandarin Chinese.
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