People’s Bank of China
China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC)
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)
China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC)
Shanghai Municipal Government
Organized by Shanghai Finance Office
China Europe International Business School
Language of presentation: English and Chinese with simultaneous interpretation
How to RSVP
Applications are reviewed as they arrive. Completed applications must be received two weeks before the start of the forum. All changes and cancellations are subject to the final confirmation of CEIBS. For detailed information, please contact:
Ms. Grace ZHANG
Executive Education Department, CEIBS
699 Hongfeng Road, Pudong, Shanghai, 201206 P.R.C.
Tel: (8621)28905187
Fax: (8621)28905183
Email: exec@ceibs.edu
Website: http://www.ceibs.edu/wim/
The fast and vigorous development of Chinese economy in the recent three decades has created immense opportunities for Chinese females to demonstrate their talents. More and more females begin to appear on the list of the riches conducted by various institutions. We can also find more Chinese female executives from many multinational enterprises. In the further course of globalization, Chinese females are facing a wider global stage. How should they seize the coming opportunities and take the challenges? Do they have to sacrifice more in order to show their special charms on the international stage? Are they able to keep balance among health, career and family? We hope you may find answers in this forum!
This Forum will focus on the important role of Chinese Women in global economy and discuss following topics with all attendees:
l The Role of Chinese Females in Global Economy
l From Cinderella to CEO – The Choices and Changes of Females’ Growth
l Over the Rainbow – How to Work with Supervisors with Different Cultural Backgrounds
l Females at the Age of 30, 40 and 50
l Does the “Glass Ceiling” Really Exist in Enterprises? – How Females Make Breakthroughs
l Female Entrepreneurship – Balancing Gains and Losses
Speakers：
Forum Chairwoman
Prof. Jean LEE S K
Professor of Management, CEIBS
Confirmed Guest Speakers
CHEN Ailian Chairwoman of Wanfeng Auto Holding Group
JIANG Hualin CEO / Director of Maipu (Sichuan) Communication
Technology Co Ltd
Paul MAK President Greater China of Mary Kay Inc
Monica LI General Manager of BrandUnion
LIU Ji Honorary President of China Europe International Business
School
Jean LIU Vice President of Corporate Affairs of EDS Asia
LIU Mingming President and Chief Representative of Voith Paper Technology
(China)
Caroline WANG Ex-Senior Vice President of IBM
WANG Qiong Chairwoman of Hubei Xin Guan Investment Management Co
Ltd
Kuan-Thye SEAN HR Managing Director of FedEx China
XIAO Li Vice President of Vanke Co
Chialing HSUEH General Manager of MCM, Greater China and Southeast Asia
YU Yafei Managing Director of Yaning Public Relations
Guest to be Invited
Bessie LEE CEO of GroupM
Fung-Yee LEUNG Executive President of Qin Jia Yuan Publishing Co
Mary MA CFO of Lenovo
Shi Xiaoyan Chairwoman of Ilinoi Furniture
Heather WANG HR Director of Asia-Pacific & China, GE
YU Yu General Manager of dangdang.com
ZHANG Yin President of Nine Dragons Paper
Eva CHENG Executive Vice President of Amway Corporation
CEO of Amway Greater China and Southeast Asia
Chairman of Amway (China) Co Ltd
CHUANG Shenan Chairwoman of Ogilvy Beijing Group
(Note: The speakers are subject to final confirmation of CEIBS.)
People’s Bank of China
China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC)
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)
China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC)
Shanghai Municipal Government
Organized by Shanghai Finance Office
China Europe International Business School
People’s Bank of China
China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC)
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)
China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC)
Shanghai Municipal Government
Organized by Shanghai Finance Office
China Europe International Business School
Host: Prof. Zhang Weijiong, Vice President and Co-Dean, CEIBS
Language: Chinese with Simultaneous English Translation
Mr. Huang Qifan, standing member of Municipal Party Committee, deputy mayor of Chongqing. He was born in Zhuji, Zhejiang. He has MBA degree and title of research fellow. In April 1995, he became deputy general secretary in Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, deputy general secretary of the municipal government. He was once vice director of Municipal Systems Reform Committee, director of Municipal Economic & Trade Commission, and deputy Party secretary of Municipal Industrial Supervision. He was transferred to be deputy mayor of Chongqing in October 2001, in charge of municipal government affairs. His responsibilities include: industries (including national defense industries), education, public finance, information industry, state assets, taxation, finance, small and medium enterprises and radio supervision.
Please RSVP before 8 May. to Ms. Jane Cao at execforum@ceibs.edu or telephone +86-21- 2890 5507
14:30-14:50 Registration
14:50-14:55 Introductory Words by Ms. Cheng Rong
14:55-15:00 Welcome Address by Executive President Pedro Nueno
15:00-15:05 Welcome Address by President Zhu Xiaoming
15:05-15:10 Unveiling Ceremony (by Dean Rolf D. Cremer and Co-Dean Zhang Weijiong) and Dance Performance
15:10-15:50 Panel Discussion: Characteristics of Chinese Managers (Chaired by Prof. Jean Lee)
15:50-16:00 Concluding Speech by Honorary President Liu Ji
16:00-16:10 Photographing
16:10-17:00 Coffee Break and Media Interviews
Host: Prof. Lydia Price, Professor of Marketing, Associate Dean and Academic Director MBA Program
Language: English
In his current role, Mr. Rajendra works as the professor of marketing at Bentley College, and was previously Trustee Professor of Marketing and the Founding Director of the Center for Marketing Technology. His research, teaching and consulting expertise spans the areas of marketing frameworks, marketing ethics, relationship marketing, measuring and improving marketing productivity, strategic uses of information technology, the marketing of services and marketing strategy. In addition, Mr. Rajendra is a productive author. He has published nearly 100 articles, including in Harvard Business Review. Furthermore, in year 2002, he collaborated with Sheth, Jagdish N on the book named The Rule of Three: surviving and thriving in competitive markets. Besides, in 2007, he also wrote a book entitled Firms of Endearment: how world-class companies profit from passion and purpose. With all the above contributions, in year 2003, Mr. Rajendra cited as one of the “50 leading marketing thinker” by the UK-based Chartered Institute of Marketing (the largest marketing association in the world). In 2007, he was honored with the Award for Excellence in Scholarship by Bentley College.
Bentley College founded by Harry C. Bentley in 1917 is a school of accounting and finance. It’s undergraduate business programs rank #48 among the top 50 in U.S.A, while the courses concerning master degrees rank #6 among the top 10 in northern part of U.S.A. Particularly, the accounting major in Bentley is even at the same level as that in MIT. Bentley College sets on 163 acres in Waltham, Massachusetts, just beside Boston. There’re nearly 4000 undergraduates, (8% international students) and 1200 postgraduates (12% international students).
Please RSVP before 9 May to Ms. Jane Cao at execforum@ceibs.edu or telephone +86-21- 2890 5507
Speaker: Mr. Tom Doctoroff, Northeast Asia Area Director and Greater China CEO in JWT
Language: English
Mr. Doctoroff completed his undergraduate studies at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) in 1985 and his MBA at the University of Chicago in 1989. Having started his advertising career at Leo Burnett (Chicago) in 1989, Mr. Doctoroff jumped ship and joined JWT Chicago in 1992. In 1994, Mr. Doctoroff moved to Hong Kong as Regional Business Director. In 1998, he landed in China as the Managing Director of JWT Shanghai, an agency that is now recognized by the marketing and communications industry as one of the finest on the Mainland. In 2002, he was appointed Northeast Asia Area Director (China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Korea) and Greater China CEO. Under his stewardship, JWT Northeast Asia has emerged as one of the region’s most synergistically integrated, creatively dynamic and strategically insightful networks. In recognition of his contribution to Shanghai’s economic development, Mr. Doctoroff was a recipient of the prestigious “2004 Magnolia Government Award.” He is also the author of "Billions: Selling to the New Chinese Consumer," a book published by Palgrave MacMillan in January, 2006. The Chinese version of the book was published by Orient Press in January, 2008. Mr. Doctoroff is also one of the torch carriers for the Beijing Olympics 2008.
Founded towards the end of the American civil war, JWJ is more than 140 years old. For much of the history, it has been known as the “University of Advertising”. JWT invited everything from advertising research (1912) and branded content (1930) to strategic planning (1968). Some of JWT China’s key clients include: Unilever, DeBeers Group, HSBC, Inbev, Ford, B&Q, Unicharm, Perfetti and Nestle as well as several local enterprises such as Lenovo computers, Yili dairy and Anta shoes.
Please RSVP before 14 May to Ms. Jane Cao at execforum@ceibs.edu or telephone +86-21- 2890 5507
Organizers: Alumni Finance and Investment Club
Language: Chinese
Please contact Sally Wu by wsally@ceibs.edu, or telephone (010) 82861688-207, or （010） 82861678
Organizer: EMBA Office
Introduction EMBA program, our Alumni and the application procedure；
Exchanges with EMBA students
Language:Chinese
How to RSVP: Xu Chuan 13918878429 xchuan.e06sh6@ceibs.edu
Chen Minglei13771888585 cminglei.e06sh5@ceibs.edu
Organized by CEIBS Private Equity Association
CEIBS Lujiazui International Finance Center
E-mail: jbob@ceibs.edu