Chris Marquis, Sinyi Professor of Chinese Management at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School. His teaching and research are focused on business and entrepreneurship in China.
Craig Allen, president of the U.S.-China Business Council, and Jon Gold, vice president of Supply Chain and Customs Policy at the National Retail Federation, help make sense of how companies can deal with the sweeping effects of the Uyghur Forced Labor Protection Act, which just went into effect in late June.
Yijing Wang, founder of 2060 Advisory based in Hangzhou, discusses the impact investing landscape in China and how it has accelerated since Beijing announced its 2060 carbon neutrality goal.
Jon Garrison and Derrick Porter, two Utah-based entrepreneurs with businesses focused on China, talk about what makes the state such a hotbed for international trade and why Utah has found such surprising success in China.
Art Dicker, a senior attorney at R&P China Lawyers, talks about how firms are handling China's new data regulations, how the laws governing the VC sector in China have evolved over time, and more.
The U.S.-China Business Council’s Matt Margulies and Hannah Feldshuh discuss the landscape of China’s changing security laws and legal provisions, and how U.S. companies can deal with data, privacy, and cybersecurity issues.
Entrepreneurs Jeff Ji and Ken Wong have used cultural activities such as Harley-Davidson motorcycle tours and badminton to bring people from the U.S. and China together.
Robert Fisch, the CEO of Incorp China, discusses key principles and practical advice for Western companies wanting to do business in China.
Giuliana Auinger, Asia Head of Sustainability for Schneider Electric, discusses the challenges of sustainability and decarbonization in China.
Sonalie Figueiras, founder of Hong Kong-based sustainability platform Green Queen, talks about China’s environment and food security goals, and challenges that censorship presents for eco-activism.