Abstract:Taking A-share listed companies from 2008 to 2017 as research objects, uses a three-stage DEA model to measure the innovation efficiency of the company from the two stages of technology development and transformation, and analyzes its relationship with the overseas experience of executives. The results show that executives" overseas experience can improve corporate innovation efficiency, and different educational levels and professional backgrounds have different effects on corporate innovation efficiency. After further exploring the impact differences from the perspectives of state-owned enterprises and venture capital, it was found that executives with overseas experience in state-owned enterprises have significantly greater benefits in promoting technological innovation than non-state-owned enterprises; when venture capital enters, they have a background in economic management Of senior executives are better able to give play to their own advantages and promote technological innovation in enterprises.