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  Grabbing the China Trophy  
  China's diverse, demanding and fast-changing consumers make marketing here a cut-throat business. In this cover story, The LINK seeks advice on winning over the world's largest? but perhaps most challenging? consumer market. four CEIBS’ star marketing professors look into the future to predict how Chinese consumers will change, then tell marketing executives how to prepare for those emerging needs. Plus: Winning Stragetic Cases  
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CEO Talk: Going Global

Last year, Mindray Medical chairman Xu Hang made his company China's first U.S.-listed medical equipment supplier. This year, he is taking on global rivals including GE and Philips...

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2007 China Bankers Forum: Who Will Be the Winners?

CEIBS first annual China Bankers Forum provided a full-day guided tour of China’s volatile but promising banking industry, lead by 28 industry experts.

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On Top of Their Game: China’s Top 100 Listed Private Companies

CEIBS' fourth annual top 100 private listed companies study reveals the growing strength of the private sector...

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  CAREER
 
 

Entrepreneurial Spirit: G-Net Bets Big on China's "Web Meeting" Market
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Job Hoppers Beware
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  INSIDE CEIBS ALUMNI VOICE
     
 

Faces: First Mover
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Travel Log: Back to My Roots
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LINKING IN  
     
 

MARTIN WANG
Currently I am Chief Consultant of
121interactive & Direct Marketing Consulting
institution. In recent years, my partner and
I have been focused on customer database
multi-channel marketing...

FRANK LU
I am currently Managing Partner of ID
TechVentures Ltd., in charge of investments in
Innovative Growth Traditional (IGT) industry.

LV JUN
I am currently co-founder of Shanghai JitLogistics Consulting Ltd. The leap from MNC manager to entrepreneur was not too big for me.

MARK YIN
I have joined GE transportation in Beijing as a Blackbelt.

CHRIS ZHOU
I left Nokia and joined ARC Capital, a private
equity firm. I am looking for some targets in retail and consumer goods industry.

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