北京

                                                                                 State of the global economy      With A.P. Møller Maersk`s Chief Economist   Extreme tail risks for the global economy appear to have abated. Nonetheless key question marks remain. Are the BRIC foundations shaking? Is Europe set for a lost decade? Is the USA about to outperform? Are central banks going to get more than they bargained for? As a global corporate, A.P. Møller Mærsk is exposed to the challenges and opportunities of this environment. Mr. Graham Slack, A.P. Møller Maersk`s Chief Economist will offer thoughts on these developments alongside potential business implications. We invite you to join us for presentation, discussions, networking and breakfast at the Westin Hotel on the 14th of June from 08.00 -10.30   About the Speaker:   Graham L. Slack is A.P. Møller-Maersk`s Chief Economist working out of Group finance and Risk Management since August 2008. He is responsible for developing the Group`s economic outlook and risk scenarios, drawing implications for the Group`s business activities, supporting risk management and treasury operations, and A.P. Møller-Maersk`s Executive Board and Chairmanship.   He has held a number of key positions before joining the A.P. Møller-Maersk Group: Official of the Bank of England, Advisor to the European Central Bank, Senior Economist and Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund in Washington D.C. He headed the IMF`s Balkan Office between 2004-2008, leading program negotiations with country authorities, crafting support for these programs at the highest levels of the international diplomat and political communities, and local spokesperson for the IMF on SE Europe.   Graham L. Slack was born in 1969, is married and has two children. He was born in the United Kingdom and holds advanced degrees in economics from the U.K. and Denmark. He has published papers on public policy, emerging markets, and financial stability.   To register please send and email to info@cameraitacina.com by Thursday 13th of June at 17.00, including the following information: •Name •Company name •Position •Mobile number

          Objectives:   The face of business has significantly changed in recent years. It has become quicker, easier to travel, new modes of communication are being rapidly developed and refined. As a result of these changes, it is usual to find businesses with culturally diverse backgrounds. Training teams in an organisation to appreciate and embrace these differences can help differentiate a business and provide a competitive advantage. We will explore the challenges faced in today's culturally blended teams and define the benefits that come from our current world, the issues that might surface and methods of handling conflict. Who should attend ?   Anyone involved in managing cross-cultural teams, all cross-cultural teammates   Facilitator: • Alistair McArthur Alistair's ten years experience in China has enabled him to attain an understanding of the China business market and develop his Chinese language skills. He has been involved in business having consulted for companies both in China and abroad, while having been the Sales and Marketing Director in IPS for over two years. Alistair's energetic and enthusiastic style of training has entertained trainees and made him very popular with his multi-national clients. He has been involved in training companies such as Siemens, Microsoft, Grand Hyatt Hotel and the International School of Beijing.   To register, please, fill in the form and send it back to info@cameraitacina.com.

          Managers, directors, executives and their teams are hard pressed to find Executive Assistants to manage their busy agendas, in most cases the assistants who have been chosen are young, have limited work experience and forced to learn on the job.   In this two day workshop, give your Executive Assistant the opportunity to be exposed to time management, problem solving, business writing and communication skills to empower them to work independently, and more importantly, to become the first line of defense against the innumerable distractions in supervisor's everyday work life. Participants will engage in practical activities and be given tools and templates applicable to their daily jobs.   Objectives: Participants will be exposed to: • Steven Covey's Methods of Prioritization • Decision and Action Planning • Asking Questions and Funneling • Problem Identification and Generating Options • PDAC Method of Writing Emails and Proof Reading • Develop templates for 4 common communiques • Active Listening: LISTENER • Delivering News: Sandwich Technique   This workshop will help participants to: • Understand the importance of professional presence on the job and business etiquette. • Learn how to self-manage to become more effective and efficient using time management, scheduling and prioritizing. • Recognize and manage conflict situations. • Dealing with difficult people • Draft logical and concise communiques • Communications skills, including listening, questioning, and being more assertive.   Who should attend ? • Personal and Executive Assistants with experience assisting Managers and Executives. • Office Managers, Secretaries, Administrative Assistants and Receptionists who provide administrative support to personnel and teams.   Facilitator: • Alistair McArthur Alistair's ten years experience in China has enabled him to attain an understanding of the China business market and develop his Chinese language skills. He has been involved in business having consulted for companies both in China and abroad, while having been the Sales and Marketing Director in IPS for over two years. Alistair's energetic and enthusiastic style of training has entertained trainees and made him very popular with his multi-national clients. He has been involved in training companies such as Siemens, Microsoft, Grand Hyatt Hotel and the International School of Beijing   To register, please, fill in the form and send it back to info@cameraitacina.com.   Thanks for your attention   CCIC