Global Fireside Chat in Singapore: The evolving role of MNCs in China
We invite you to join our Global Fireside Chat in Singapore on the evolving role of MNCs in China on February 28, 2023.
About this event
Many people are predicting the end of multinational corporations (MNCs) in China. Changes in consumption patterns, strong investment by local companies and mounting nationalism are all seen as signals that MNCs will retreat from the market. Sharing examples from over two decades of management, research and teaching on the ground in China, Prof. Eric Bouteiller will share both local and global perspectives that may well surprise you.
Following the fireside chat, participants are invited to find out more about current opportunities between Singapore and China through an open Q&A with recent CEIBS alumni.
About our speaker
Prof. Eric Bouteiller is an Adjunct Professor of Management at CEIBS specialized in healthcare industries. He also has a rich corporate experience in China where he lives for the past twenty years. He was General Manager of Ipsen China (2001–2011) and then promoted as Senior Vice President for Asia Operations leading Asian markets for Consumer HealthCare (2012-2017). He was also very active in industry associations like European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (EUCCC) and R&D Pharmaceutical Association of China (RDPAC). Since then, Prof. Bouteiller has founded Jumo Partners and advises international companies and organizations on their development in China and Asia.
Prof. Bouteiller’s research mainly focuses on corporate strategy and public policies for pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, cross-border investment and strategy, economic development and Asian business.
Event details
Date & Time: Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at 19:30-20:30
Venue: Hotel in Marina Bay area (venue TBC)
Language: English
Contact: Click the link below to register or contact James Kent at kjames@ceibs.edu for more information.
Agenda
19:30-20:30 Fireside Chat on The evolving role of MNCs in China
20:30-21:30 Q&A with Prof. Bouteiller and MBA alumni
