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.
Auto industry veteran Robert Yu talks about the booming EV market in China, which sold a total of about 3 million cars in 2021, compared to the 800,000 EVs sold in the U.S. the same year. He speaks to Chris about the current market, and how firms like NIO and Xpeng are exceptionally well-positioned around the globe, and have recently begun entering into the European market.
From 2014 to 2019, Doug Guthrie led Apple Universityโs efforts on leadership and organizational development in China. He speaks to Chris about how Appleโs current success is due in large measure to the deep partnerships the company has in China.
This weekโs China Corner Office podcast is a chat with Frank Lavin, former U.S. ambassador to Singapore, who is the chairman and founder of Export Now, a company focused on helping international brands enter China.
Chairman Mรกo Zรฉdลng ๆฏๆณฝไธย died more than 40 years ago, yet his ideological principles live on in the Chinese population. Research has shown that many Chinese entrepreneurs may exhibit a lasting Maoist โimprintโ that enduringly shapes their thought and actions.
Will a generation of Chinese businesspeople, hardened by the economic and social shocks of COVID-19, change the way business is done in China? New research suggests that some Chinese entrepreneurs may emerge from the crisis with new experiences that will propel them to later success.