CKGSB looks to the future, with a bold strategy for globalizing and introducing new innovations into management education  

Exploring the theme of “New Asia – New Opportunities” at annual forum for CKGSB students and alumni  

CKGSB’s Dean Xiang Bing Moderates CEO Brainstorming Session at Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference

Senior leaders from global top-ten law firm update knowledge about China with a CKGSB Executive Education custom program

With the onset of the financial crisis, the Washington Consensus has been effectively obliterated. The talk of the “end of history” has ceased. In the aftermath of this systemic meltdown, we need a new paradigm, a new framework for the way governments and businesses work together.

Beijing, 7 March 2012—A newly-formed All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for East Asian Business was launched last Wednesday in London's Houses of Parliament by international leaders from government, industry and academia. 

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) and Nikkei Business Publications (Nikkei BP) will co-organize the 3rd China-Japan CEO Forum in Tokyo, Japan, on March 8, 2012. The full-day forum—which will bring together top executives, government leaders and scholars from China and Japan—is centered on building bridges for sustainable growth between the two nations.

The slogan for the UK's London 2012 Olympics is 'Be Part of It!' The same slogan could well apply to the UK's trade with China.

CKGSB Assistant Dean Zhou Li (left); HRDF CEO, Amirnuddin Mazlan (center); and SRW&Co. Chairman, Daniel Wong (right) celebrate the Launch of the ASEAN Global Leadership Program—China in Beijing

Last year, Zong Qinghou, founder and president of Wahaha, China’s biggest beverage company, was holding a run-of-the-mill press conference in Beijing. Although Zong was the richest man in China by some estimates, it seemed as though nothing of interest would come out of his speech that day. Then an ostensibly throwaway comment sent stocks soaring. …

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China is crucial for the future of business development of the ASEAN region This was far more than a holiday in Cambodia. From talks of increasing integration to internal squabbles and the rise of ASEAN’s lesser-known members, the 20th ASEAN Summit in April outlined the growing importance of this economic and political cooperative. It also …

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China has been the world’s factory for decades, but despite this experience, its supply chain management still lags far behind developed countries. This is becoming a major problem not only for Chinese companies, but also for MNCs working in China. Yet, according to CKGSB Visiting Professor Chen Fangruo, more firms are now emphasizing supply chain …

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