The China Project 2023 Red Paper
2022 was an annus horribilis for China, its people, and its reputation abroad: We look back on a year of lockdowns and slowdowns and make predictions for 2023, Year of the Water Rabbit.
Bob Guterma
Bob Guterma is CEO of The China Project. He is also an investor and consultant and has led large-scale corporate transformation projects for private equity portfolio companies around the world. He previously lived in China for eight years from 2005 to 2013 and is fluent in Chinese.
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The China Project is simplifying our product lineup to more effectively deliver you the products and experiences you need. And as new features make our products more valuable every month, we’re also updating our pricing — with special offers for existing subscribers.
SupChina is transforming into The China Project
We are excited to announce an evolution in our company’s brand identity. We began as a single newsletter in 2016. Over the years, we have grown into a multimedia and business services platform, and now our name is finally growing up, too. Introducing: The China Project.
2022 The China Project Women’s Conference
The 2022 The China Project Women's Conference will unite the women leading the two countries whose relationship will shape the modern world.
2021 NEXTChina Conference
The ideological and political differences between China and the U.S. continue to grow, but the world's two largest economies remain inextricably linked. Can the two countries maintain global stability while pursuing their own national interests? Yes they can, suggests NEXTChina 2021 Keynote speaker and veteran diplomat Ryan Hass in his new book, STRONGER: Adapting America's China Strategy in an Age of Competitive Interdependence. What is competitive interdependence? At NEXTChina 2021, Hass and a range of leading China-focused executives, thought leaders, and decision-makers will share their unique perspectives on how to navigate the enormous business and geopolitical complications of the coming decade. In intimate networking sessions, speakers and attendees will connect their work and aspirations with what’s NEXT in Sino-global relations.
Empathy, China, and the future: The China Project year in review
The trajectory of the U.S.-China relationship is the most important human-controlled variable in the equation that determines the ultimate outcome of humanity. The onus to understand “the other” does not fall to just “us” or just “them” — we are irrevocably in this together by circumstance of birth on the same planet at this exact point in time. It's why we at The China Project do what we do to help increase mutual understanding.
How China Does Startups
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NEXTChina 2020
By the time this online conference happens, one week will have passed since the election and the fate of the world’s next four years will have been sealed. What will the results mean for China? What will they mean for the U.S.? This year’s NEXTChina will gather some of the world’s leading experts on all things China to discuss how the U.S. presidential election results will reshape the next four years of geopolitics and business.
The China Project 2020 Women’s Conference
How women are shaping the global rising power in 2020 and beyond.
