In an unprecedented successful year, the seventh edition of the annual SupChina’s Women’s Gala attracted about 400 attendees, who convened in New York City to be inspired and hear forecasts from trailblazing women working in and with China.
Every week, our host Lizzi C. Lee interviews the most knowledgeable minds on China for analysis of the ever evolving business and technology ecosystem. Lizzi herself is a fountain of information, having graduated from MIT with a PhD in Economics and worked as an economist before moving into journalism, joining independent Chinese-language media outlet Wall St TV.
Held on May 19 and 20, the 2022 edition of The China Project’s annual Women’s Conference was a combination of online and offline activities, attracting nearly 20 speakers and 500 attendees, and celebrating the achievements of women who are shaping the rising global power that is China.
Over 300 attendees of the 2022 The China Project Women’s Conference mingled and dined with honorees, awardees, and world-renowned musicians at the historic Harmonie Club in New York City.
Rui Ma, founder of Tech Buzz China, talks about the current state of the Chinese tech sector and common misconceptions about Chinese tech companies.
Joyce Chang, chair of Global Research at J.P. Morgan, talks about themes that are transforming the global economy, China’s bond market, and being a woman on Wall Street.
Sara Yang Bosco, senior vice president of Emerson, talks about her career and gives advice to women in law.
Anna Ashton answers our questions on U.S. trade policy under Biden, including how it differs from the Trump administration's.
We talked to Catalyst CEO Lorraine Hariton about the gender pay gap and stereotypes associated with female leaders.
We talked to Mattie Bekink of the Economist Intelligence Corporate Network about life in locked-down Shanghai, the Evergrande crisis, and China’s economic prospects for 2022.