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                      The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the EU SME Centre, is pleased to invite you to attend the Webinar: How to Improve Packaging to Protect Your Beverage Products from Counterfeits in China This webinar will explain why packaging is important when selling beverage products to China, and how modern technologies could protect your brands from counterfeiting activities and facilitate communication to distributors and end consumers in China. Being the world’s largest consumer market, China’s demand for imported beverage products continues to increase over the past decade. However, counterfeiting activities in the market does not only cause damage to the original brands and businesses, but also impose risks to consumers’ health.   This webinar will explain why packaging is important when selling beverage products to China, and how modern technologies could protect your brands from counterfeiting activities and facilitate communication to distributors and end consumers in China.  Join the webinar and learn about: •    New trends in the Chinese beverage market and opportunities for European brands; •    Protection systems to fight against counterfeited products; •    The packaging - last frontier between protection and communication. About the Speaker Vinciguerra Giorgio, CEO, Beijing Guala Closures Co. Ltd. Vinciguerra is the Chief Executive Officer of Beijing Guala Closures Co. Ltd, a company that specialises in designing and manufacturing closures for alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, wine, oil, pharmaceuticals and for PET.  Vinciguerra has been living and working in China since 1991. He has a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at “Politecnico Milano”. Registration here

        The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) is glad to invite you to 'Talent Retention and HR Management in China', the first roundtable organized in cooperation with ThinkIN China, that will take place on May 13th, 2016 at the Spazio Italia, Beijing.         Abstract: Human resources management is a major challenge for foreign companies doing business in China. While labour force population is shrinking, the lack of talents and high staff turnover rates are deeply affecting business productivity. However, foreign SMEs do not focus enough on all the aspects of talent management, that includes recruitment, development and retention of talents in the company. Understanding how China’s education and training system works, what university graduates look for when applying for jobs, learning how to attract, motivate and, most of all, retain young professional talents, are a few of the elements that will be discussed during this first roundtable.   About the Speaker : Cecilia FAN Cecilia is a Co-Founder and Managing Consultant of the Beijing Consulting Group and Co-founder and Publisher of China Higher Education. She holds an MBA from Mt. Eliza Business School (currently Melbourne Business School) and a Master of Applied Finance degree from the joint Tsinghua University / Macquarie University program. With over 20 years of consulting experience, her clients include fortune 200 companies, education institutions, NGOs, Government departments, as well as SMEs from Australia, New Zealand, the US, UK and Europe. Cecilia was a columnist for a leading Australia-China business magazine for 7 years, and currently also works as a business and culture freelance trainer for Asialink Business at the University of Melbourne. Cecilia is a regular contributor and speaker at major international education conferences on China education issues. She is also a convenor for an NGO, the Australia China Alumni Association and serves on the International committee of the Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority, Australia.   REN Run Dr. Run Ren is an associate professor in the Department of Organization and Strategic Management at the Guanghua School of Management, Peking University, China. She got her doctoral degree in Management from Texas A&M University. She teaches Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management at undergraduate, MBA, and PhD levels. Her research interests include organizational justice, creativity, leadership, and human resource management. Her work has appeared in international high-quality journals. She also has consulting experiences with various firms, including Samsung, Gome, Foxconn, and the State Grid.   Daisy XU Daisy is the Founder and CEO of the professional social network AfterWork (六点一刻 App). She holds an MBA from the University of Queensland & Melbourne Business School, Australia. Daisy has over 15 years of research experiences with top global firms and most recent years with Mercer, a global leader in human capital consultancy. She worked with many multinational and local companies, tackling their talent challenges, especially how to retain and develop the high potential young generation in an organization. Her passion with AfterWork social platform is “sharing is the most efficient way of learning”, where young professionals gather, share and exchange their work and life experiences. On the agenda: 18.00 – 18.30 Registration 18.30 – 20.00 Panel Discussion and Q&A 20.00 – 21.00 Networking & Refreshments provided by                                                       This is a special event designed for CICC members and ThinkIN China Registered Members. Looking forward to welcoming you! Best Regards, CICC