With keynote speeches from CKGSB professors Gan Jie and Zhang Weining, this forum will convene approximately 200 founders and C-suite executives from around the world for a discussion on innovative businesses. Topics addressed will range from the Growth of China’s Tech Firms and China’s Technology-driven Business Models to Health-Tech and the Future of Blockchain.
Come to join CKGSB MBA Program Director Alan Chen on Wednesday March 14, 2018 to learn more about the CKGSB MBA program and how to prepare for a successful application.
Come share ideas and thoughts at CKGSB's Full-time English MBA Coffee Chat on Sunday March 11, 2018, in London. Learn about CKGSB's MBA program, which can help expand your horizons and launch your China business career.
Come share ideas and thoughts at CKGSB's Full-time English MBA Coffee Chat on Feb 11th (Sun.) 2018 in San Francisco. Learn about CKGSB's MBA program which can help expand your horizon and launch your China business career.
Come share ideas and thoughts at CKGSB's Full-time English MBA Coffee Chat on Feb 9th (Fri.) 2018 in Los Angeles. Learn about CKGSB's MBA program which can help expand your horizon and launch your China business career.
Canadian visionary Alan Smithson and his 13-year-old daughter Abi – who both run their own successful companies – have traveled to China to take part in this year’s China Start program with CKGSB, a five-day China immersion program for start-ups and growth companies to learn, partner and pitch.
Come share ideas and thoughts at CKGSB's Full-time English MBA Round Table Session on Feb 7th (Wed.) 2018 in New York. Learn about CKGSB's MBA program which can help expand your horizon and launch your China business career.
On June 4, Founding Dean Xiang Bing’s special lecture, co-hosted by CKGSB and aSSIST (a Seoul School of Integrated Sciences & Technologies), was held successfully in Korea. More than 70 people - including scholars, executives, and related students - attended the seminar and listened enthusiastically to the dean’s insights regarding Chinese economy and firms. The lecture, which was titled ‘Chinese Transformation after 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China’ was introduced in six topics, where each topic elaborated the past, present, and future of China’s economy.
Please join us in extending a warm welcome to EMBA students from INCAE, Latin America’s leading business school, who will be in Shanghai for the China Module of their studies.
Please join us for a special CKGSB Knowledge Series Gold event: a live recording of SupChina’s Sinica podcast featuring Jiayang Fan, a staff writer at the New Yorker magazine, where she writes about China and Chinese-American politics and culture.
Pollution is fast becoming one of China’s most serious issues, with worrying statistics circulating about the effect of pollution on life expectancy. But beyond the health risks, what are the financial costs of pollution on a country’s manufacturing sector? A ground-breaking new study has measured the effects of air pollution on labor productivity for manufacturing firms in China. CKGSB professor Brian Viard, one of the study’s co-authors, will present this data in public for the first time, explaining the rigorous methodology behind the calculations and revealing exactly how much China’s GDP is affected by different levels of pollution.
China and India are by far the world’s most populous nations, with both nations seeing enormous growth opportunities and a thriving start-up scene. But while China’s economy has grown faster in recent decades and is now more than five times the size of India’s, China has now entered a different phase of growth, while India’s economic growth seems set to ramp up. Featuring a dynamic line-up of experts, this event will compare and contrast the start-up economies in China, which has four of the world’s top 10 most valuable start-ups, and India, home to ten unicorns, where author Alan Rosling argues that early stage business is set to play a major role in transforming the economy as a whole.
