China’s Third Plenary Session: Three reasons why it could change the game for entrepreneurs
China is opening up to business, and government is at the front of the charge. These are the main reasons why entrepreneurs should be excited. 1. Senior party officials used the word "decisive" At the Third Plenary Session of China's…
Shaochun Xu, CEO of Kingdee International Software Group Company
Founder of award-winning software solutions business predicts a "golden decade" for private enterprise in China. "The Chinese dream" is, I think, a very good phrase. It gives us room to imagine, inspiring our imagination and passion. My own Chinese dream…
Bringing the “Chinese Dream” to life
Jie Tang, Mayor of Shenzen in southern China, says China's private economy can continue to grow, but only if it faces up to some significant challenges. As mayor of Shenzen I’m all too aware that although the city is unique,…
Cambridge News: Realising the Chinese dream is a step closer
Academics, entrepreneurs, business people and policy makers from Cambridge and China will met in Beijing last week to debate how private enterprise can help to realise the hopes expressed in the Third Plenum.…
First Cambridge-China Forum explores the challenges facing Chinese private enterprise
The importance of understanding China and its future from a Chinese perspective was the emerging theme from the Cambridge-Beijing Forum held this week in Beijing. Understanding the unique opportunities and challenges of 21st century China, and its approach to private…
Cambridge Judge Business School to launch its Chinese name at Cambridge-Beijing Forum
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School has today announced that the School has selected 剑桥嘉治商学院 as its Chinese name The University of Cambridge Judge Business School has today announced that the School has selected 剑桥嘉治商学院 as its Chinese name.…
Realising the Chinese Dream: Cambridge-Beijing forum takes place tomorrow
The role of the free-market economy in nurturing entrepreneurship, how Chinese banks have facilitated the growth of SMEs and the part played by local and central government are the three key themes to be addressed by the forum underway tomorrow…
Chinese Weekly: China should value its ‘critical friends’
Dr Simon Learmount, Lecturer in Corporate Governance and Director of the MBA and Executive MBA Programmes, was recently interviewed by Chinese Weekly about the upcoming "Realising the Chinese Dream" Cambridge-Beijing forum. The following is a translation of the interview: How…
Chinese Weekly: Cambridge – Beijing forum: Realising the Chinese dream
Academics, entrepreneurs, business people and policy makers from Cambridge and China will meet in Beijing this week to debate how private enterprise can help to realise the hopes expressed in the Third Plenum. Read the full article [ihuawen.com]…
Realising the Chinese dream
Cambridge-Beijing forum will explore the role of private enterprise in transforming China's economy Academics, entrepreneurs, business people and policy makers from Cambridge and China will meet in Beijing next month to debate how private enterprise can help to realise the…
