Chinese companies need to champion social responsibility as they go global to gain respect from the international community and play a significant role in accelerating the creation of a good global governance system, CKGSB Founding Dean and Professor of China business and globalization Xiang Bing tells the China Daily newspaper in a lengthy profile piece.
Close to 600 senior participants and media attended the CKGSB-HKS 2nd Annual Global Symposium — A New Business Civilization — following on from last year’s inaugural symposium held at Harvard, itself a product of a five-year collaboration between the two schools. Nine academics from universities such as CKGSB, Harvard and Oxford joined more than a dozen speakers from the business community to shed light on sustainable entrepreneurship.
CKGSB’s 10-year partnership with University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business is a wonderful event that continues to benefit both schools, said Teng Bingsheng, Associate Professor of Strategic Management at CKGSB and the Associate Dean of CKGSB’s European Campus.
Korea’s renowned business newspaper, Aju Business Daily, highlighted CKGSB as one of China’s most prestigious business school. Dean Xiang Bing was interviewed by the paper, giving his insights into China’s economy and his global vision for CKGSB.
The new head of CKGSB’s New York office comes with a long track record of success in the Asia/China markets, having previously held management positions in a number of Fortune 100 firms, including Chase, Sears and Morgan Stanley.
Speaking at the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) for the third year in a row, CKGSB Founding Dean Xiang Bing told those present that China’s long-term future can be assured once short-term risks are dealt with.
China’s real estate market, often depicted as headed for a sharp downturn, is in fact in very good shape, a leading Hong Kong entrepreneur told a full gathering of senior executives at CKGSB’s New York office.
Employment figures and commodities prices in the US and the Bank of Japan’s recent rate decision are among the topics discussed by CKGSB Professor of Economics Li Wei during an in-depth studio discussion with CCTV’s ‘Global Business’ anchor Tracey Chang.
CKGSB Professor of Economics Li Wei completed a full media tour of London to introduce his Business Conditions Index (BCI) to a European audience, before discussing the prospects for China’s economy and its impact on global businesses to a packed crowd at London’s iconic Ritz Hotel.
CKGSB Professor of Economics Leslie Young offers his analysis of Abenomics alongside luminaries including Nobel Laureates Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman in a cover story for Korea’s Economy Chosun, in which he suggested a fourth arrow from Cupid could solve Japan’s woes.
CKGSB Professor of Economics Leslie Young outlines his alternative cure for Japan’s ills in an illuminating and humorous op-ed piece for Nikkei Asian Review.
50 CKGSB MBA students finish off a three-week study module trip in the United States from May 23rd to June 3rd, which included military training, guest lectures, company visits and student-led excursions.
