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Empowering your Team

Beijing
17 五月 2013
            Empowering Your Team help Executives trouble shoot bottlenecks for currently assembled teams and provide guidelines and insight on how to launch team initiatives correctly from the beginning.   Objectives:   Introduces tools and activities for team leaders to understand their role better and identify communication barriers keeping teams from reaching their full potential. Course packet comes complete with training materials, tips for customization and simulation packets. • Understand Belbin's - Team Role Assessment • Illustrate 4 Team Relationship Dynamics • Illustrate positive attributes of a Team Leader • Demonstrate 5 Mentoring steps • Demonstrate the application of SMART goals • Demonstrate effective forms of communication   Who should attend ? • Team leaders aspiring to improve communication within the team • Team leaders under pressure to increase team productivity. • Executives and Senior Managers wanting to learn how to assemble more effective 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.

Empowering your Team

Beijing
17 五月 2013
            Empowering Your Team help Executives trouble shoot bottlenecks for currently assembled teams and provide guidelines and insight on how to launch team initiatives correctly from the beginning.   Objectives:   Introduces tools and activities for team leaders to understand their role better and identify communication barriers keeping teams from reaching their full potential. Course packet comes complete with training materials, tips for customization and simulation packets. • Understand Belbin's - Team Role Assessment • Illustrate 4 Team Relationship Dynamics • Illustrate positive attributes of a Team Leader • Demonstrate 5 Mentoring steps • Demonstrate the application of SMART goals • Demonstrate effective forms of communication   Who should attend ? • Team leaders aspiring to improve communication within the team • Team leaders under pressure to increase team productivity. • Executives and Senior Managers wanting to learn how to assemble more effective 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.

European Joint Chamber Mixer

Beijing
16 五月 2013
           European Joint Chamber Mixer   Save the Date Thursday, May 16th @ China World Summit Wing     The bitter Beijing winter is long gone and summer is almost here, so what better excuse to get together for a crisp beer and refreshing glass of wine to welcome in the warmer weather. We’ll be joining forces with the other Chambers in Beijing for an evening of mingling and networking with the city’s most outgoing and diverse business professionals from across Europe. This event is open to anyone with an interest in international business, extending their contacts, and making new friends in Beijing’s professional community. So feel free to invite any friends, colleagues or business partners to the event. The entrance fee includes two complimentary drinks and a selection of canapés with further drink discounts available throughout the evening.   RSVP: info@cameraitacina.com until May 15th, 2013.

European Joint Chamber Mixer

Beijing
16 五月 2013
           European Joint Chamber Mixer   Save the Date Thursday, May 16th @ China World Summit Wing     The bitter Beijing winter is long gone and summer is almost here, so what better excuse to get together for a crisp beer and refreshing glass of wine to welcome in the warmer weather. We’ll be joining forces with the other Chambers in Beijing for an evening of mingling and networking with the city’s most outgoing and diverse business professionals from across Europe. This event is open to anyone with an interest in international business, extending their contacts, and making new friends in Beijing’s professional community. So feel free to invite any friends, colleagues or business partners to the event. The entrance fee includes two complimentary drinks and a selection of canapés with further drink discounts available throughout the evening.   RSVP: info@cameraitacina.com until May 15th, 2013.

European Joint Chamber Mixer

Beijing
16 五月 2013
           European Joint Chamber Mixer   Save the Date Thursday, May 16th @ China World Summit Wing     The bitter Beijing winter is long gone and summer is almost here, so what better excuse to get together for a crisp beer and refreshing glass of wine to welcome in the warmer weather. We’ll be joining forces with the other Chambers in Beijing for an evening of mingling and networking with the city’s most outgoing and diverse business professionals from across Europe. This event is open to anyone with an interest in international business, extending their contacts, and making new friends in Beijing’s professional community. So feel free to invite any friends, colleagues or business partners to the event. The entrance fee includes two complimentary drinks and a selection of canapés with further drink discounts available throughout the evening.   RSVP: info@cameraitacina.com until May 15th, 2013.

The Road to Reform: European Chamber Annual Conference 2013

Beijing
09 五月 2013
  The Road to Reform: European Chamber Annual Conference 2013   This one-day conference is expected to attract more than 300 attendees, including high-level officials from Chinese and EU governments, Chinese and EU executives from a diverse range of industries, as well as prominent domestic and international media.   The Road to Reform will showcase 25 leading China experts from politics, business and academia discussing the following critical issues that lie ahead for China`s new leadership: - Financial, Economic and Legal Reforms: Internal Challenges Ahead - Urbanisation and Demographics: Building a Harmonious Society - China’s New Role in the World: Shaping it or blending in? - Global Challenges: What do European and Chinese Companies have to offer?   Confirmed Speakers   The European Chamber is delighted to announce the following 25 confirmed speakers:   - Markus Ederer, Ambassador, EU Delegation to China - Davide Cucino, President, European Chamber - Wei Jianguo, Secretary-General of China International Economic and Exchange Center, Former Vice Minister of Ministry of Commerce (new) - Annie Wu Suk-ching, CPPCC Standing Committee member, Chairman of World Trade Centers Association Hong Kong - Klaus Rohland, Country Director for China, Mongolia and Korea, World Bank - Hamid L Sharif, Country Director for China, Asian Development Bank - Li Tie, Director General, China Center for Urban Development, National Development and Reform Commission - Jiang Kejun, Director, Energy System Analysis and Market Analysis Research Center, Energy Research Institute, National Development and Reform Commission - Wu Jianmin, Executive Vice Chairman, China Institute for Innovation and Development Strategy - Tian Wei, Moderator and Host, CCTV News (new) - Wang Feng, Director, Brookings-Tsinghua Center for Public Policy - Jonathan Woetzel, Director, McKinsey Greater China - Raphael Schoentgen, President, GDF SUEZ China - David Brett, President Asia Pacific, Amadeus - Mats Harborn, Vice President, European Chamber - Markus Borchert, President Greater China, Nokia Siemens Networks - Bertrand de La Noue, Chairman, Total (China) Investments - Hera K Siu, President, SAP China - Joerg Wuttke, Chief Representative, BASF China - Liu Jian, Vice President, ZTE Corporation - Chen Xingdong, Managing Director and Chief Economist, BNP Paribas China - Xu Xiaonian, Professor of Economics, CEIBS - Zhang Weiying, Professor of Economics, Peking University, Expert at Unirule Institute of Economics - Jamil Anderlini, Bureau Chief Beijing, Financial Times - David Xu, Partner at the Transactions and Restructuring and Head of Private Equity, KPMG China and Hong Kong Agenda and Panels   The Road to Reform will commence at 9am, with four keynote speeches from: Markus Ederer EU Ambassador to China; Davide Cucino, President of the European Chamber; a Chinese Government Official (Minister or Vice Minister from Mofcom or DRC); and a representative figure of former/current EU-China relations.   The keynote speeches will be followed at 10am by four panel discussions with five to six experts and moderated by renowned journalists. Below is a brief description of the topics covered:   Panel 1 - Global Challenges: What do European and Chinese Companies have to offer? Three European and three Chinese CEOS will discuss the global challenges ahead.   Panel 2 - China’s New Role in the World: Shaping it or blending in? 1) To Europe and Beyond: Chinese Companies Going Global; 2) China’s Diplomatic Challenges: Bipolar World or Party of Three? 3) Innovation: From Made in China to Created in China; 4) China’s Soft Power; and 5) China`s Hard Power.   Panel 3 - Urbanisation and Demographics: Building a Harmonious Society 1) China goes Urban; 2) China Gets Old Before it Gets Rich? 3) The Role of the Middle Class; 4) China’s Water and Energy Crisis; and 5) Developing EUR 1 Trillion GDP Cities.   Panel 4 - Financial, Economic and Legal Reforms: Internal Challenges Ahead 1) RMB and Interest Rate Liberalization; 2) Investment vs Consumption;3) Financial System Reform; 4) The Future Role of State Owned Enterprises; and 5) The Private/Foreign Enterprise Challenge.   Please click here to find more information about this annual conference and the speakers.  

The Road to Reform: European Chamber Annual Conference 2013

Beijing
09 五月 2013
  The Road to Reform: European Chamber Annual Conference 2013   This one-day conference is expected to attract more than 300 attendees, including high-level officials from Chinese and EU governments, Chinese and EU executives from a diverse range of industries, as well as prominent domestic and international media.   The Road to Reform will showcase 25 leading China experts from politics, business and academia discussing the following critical issues that lie ahead for China`s new leadership: - Financial, Economic and Legal Reforms: Internal Challenges Ahead - Urbanisation and Demographics: Building a Harmonious Society - China’s New Role in the World: Shaping it or blending in? - Global Challenges: What do European and Chinese Companies have to offer?   Confirmed Speakers   The European Chamber is delighted to announce the following 25 confirmed speakers:   - Markus Ederer, Ambassador, EU Delegation to China - Davide Cucino, President, European Chamber - Wei Jianguo, Secretary-General of China International Economic and Exchange Center, Former Vice Minister of Ministry of Commerce (new) - Annie Wu Suk-ching, CPPCC Standing Committee member, Chairman of World Trade Centers Association Hong Kong - Klaus Rohland, Country Director for China, Mongolia and Korea, World Bank - Hamid L Sharif, Country Director for China, Asian Development Bank - Li Tie, Director General, China Center for Urban Development, National Development and Reform Commission - Jiang Kejun, Director, Energy System Analysis and Market Analysis Research Center, Energy Research Institute, National Development and Reform Commission - Wu Jianmin, Executive Vice Chairman, China Institute for Innovation and Development Strategy - Tian Wei, Moderator and Host, CCTV News (new) - Wang Feng, Director, Brookings-Tsinghua Center for Public Policy - Jonathan Woetzel, Director, McKinsey Greater China - Raphael Schoentgen, President, GDF SUEZ China - David Brett, President Asia Pacific, Amadeus - Mats Harborn, Vice President, European Chamber - Markus Borchert, President Greater China, Nokia Siemens Networks - Bertrand de La Noue, Chairman, Total (China) Investments - Hera K Siu, President, SAP China - Joerg Wuttke, Chief Representative, BASF China - Liu Jian, Vice President, ZTE Corporation - Chen Xingdong, Managing Director and Chief Economist, BNP Paribas China - Xu Xiaonian, Professor of Economics, CEIBS - Zhang Weiying, Professor of Economics, Peking University, Expert at Unirule Institute of Economics - Jamil Anderlini, Bureau Chief Beijing, Financial Times - David Xu, Partner at the Transactions and Restructuring and Head of Private Equity, KPMG China and Hong Kong Agenda and Panels   The Road to Reform will commence at 9am, with four keynote speeches from: Markus Ederer EU Ambassador to China; Davide Cucino, President of the European Chamber; a Chinese Government Official (Minister or Vice Minister from Mofcom or DRC); and a representative figure of former/current EU-China relations.   The keynote speeches will be followed at 10am by four panel discussions with five to six experts and moderated by renowned journalists. Below is a brief description of the topics covered:   Panel 1 - Global Challenges: What do European and Chinese Companies have to offer? Three European and three Chinese CEOS will discuss the global challenges ahead.   Panel 2 - China’s New Role in the World: Shaping it or blending in? 1) To Europe and Beyond: Chinese Companies Going Global; 2) China’s Diplomatic Challenges: Bipolar World or Party of Three? 3) Innovation: From Made in China to Created in China; 4) China’s Soft Power; and 5) China`s Hard Power.   Panel 3 - Urbanisation and Demographics: Building a Harmonious Society 1) China goes Urban; 2) China Gets Old Before it Gets Rich? 3) The Role of the Middle Class; 4) China’s Water and Energy Crisis; and 5) Developing EUR 1 Trillion GDP Cities.   Panel 4 - Financial, Economic and Legal Reforms: Internal Challenges Ahead 1) RMB and Interest Rate Liberalization; 2) Investment vs Consumption;3) Financial System Reform; 4) The Future Role of State Owned Enterprises; and 5) The Private/Foreign Enterprise Challenge.   Please click here to find more information about this annual conference and the speakers.  

The Road to Reform: European Chamber Annual Conference 2013

Beijing
09 五月 2013
  The Road to Reform: European Chamber Annual Conference 2013   This one-day conference is expected to attract more than 300 attendees, including high-level officials from Chinese and EU governments, Chinese and EU executives from a diverse range of industries, as well as prominent domestic and international media.   The Road to Reform will showcase 25 leading China experts from politics, business and academia discussing the following critical issues that lie ahead for China`s new leadership: - Financial, Economic and Legal Reforms: Internal Challenges Ahead - Urbanisation and Demographics: Building a Harmonious Society - China’s New Role in the World: Shaping it or blending in? - Global Challenges: What do European and Chinese Companies have to offer?   Confirmed Speakers   The European Chamber is delighted to announce the following 25 confirmed speakers:   - Markus Ederer, Ambassador, EU Delegation to China - Davide Cucino, President, European Chamber - Wei Jianguo, Secretary-General of China International Economic and Exchange Center, Former Vice Minister of Ministry of Commerce (new) - Annie Wu Suk-ching, CPPCC Standing Committee member, Chairman of World Trade Centers Association Hong Kong - Klaus Rohland, Country Director for China, Mongolia and Korea, World Bank - Hamid L Sharif, Country Director for China, Asian Development Bank - Li Tie, Director General, China Center for Urban Development, National Development and Reform Commission - Jiang Kejun, Director, Energy System Analysis and Market Analysis Research Center, Energy Research Institute, National Development and Reform Commission - Wu Jianmin, Executive Vice Chairman, China Institute for Innovation and Development Strategy - Tian Wei, Moderator and Host, CCTV News (new) - Wang Feng, Director, Brookings-Tsinghua Center for Public Policy - Jonathan Woetzel, Director, McKinsey Greater China - Raphael Schoentgen, President, GDF SUEZ China - David Brett, President Asia Pacific, Amadeus - Mats Harborn, Vice President, European Chamber - Markus Borchert, President Greater China, Nokia Siemens Networks - Bertrand de La Noue, Chairman, Total (China) Investments - Hera K Siu, President, SAP China - Joerg Wuttke, Chief Representative, BASF China - Liu Jian, Vice President, ZTE Corporation - Chen Xingdong, Managing Director and Chief Economist, BNP Paribas China - Xu Xiaonian, Professor of Economics, CEIBS - Zhang Weiying, Professor of Economics, Peking University, Expert at Unirule Institute of Economics - Jamil Anderlini, Bureau Chief Beijing, Financial Times - David Xu, Partner at the Transactions and Restructuring and Head of Private Equity, KPMG China and Hong Kong Agenda and Panels   The Road to Reform will commence at 9am, with four keynote speeches from: Markus Ederer EU Ambassador to China; Davide Cucino, President of the European Chamber; a Chinese Government Official (Minister or Vice Minister from Mofcom or DRC); and a representative figure of former/current EU-China relations.   The keynote speeches will be followed at 10am by four panel discussions with five to six experts and moderated by renowned journalists. Below is a brief description of the topics covered:   Panel 1 - Global Challenges: What do European and Chinese Companies have to offer? Three European and three Chinese CEOS will discuss the global challenges ahead.   Panel 2 - China’s New Role in the World: Shaping it or blending in? 1) To Europe and Beyond: Chinese Companies Going Global; 2) China’s Diplomatic Challenges: Bipolar World or Party of Three? 3) Innovation: From Made in China to Created in China; 4) China’s Soft Power; and 5) China`s Hard Power.   Panel 3 - Urbanisation and Demographics: Building a Harmonious Society 1) China goes Urban; 2) China Gets Old Before it Gets Rich? 3) The Role of the Middle Class; 4) China’s Water and Energy Crisis; and 5) Developing EUR 1 Trillion GDP Cities.   Panel 4 - Financial, Economic and Legal Reforms: Internal Challenges Ahead 1) RMB and Interest Rate Liberalization; 2) Investment vs Consumption;3) Financial System Reform; 4) The Future Role of State Owned Enterprises; and 5) The Private/Foreign Enterprise Challenge.   Please click here to find more information about this annual conference and the speakers.  

Percorsi di Formazione sulla Genitorialità – Gruppo di Lavoro "Infanzia"

Beijing
06 六月 2013
  Ogni incontro è stato pensato come uno spazio di confronto e di riflessione sull`infanzia e sull`adolescenza, sulle diverse fasi di crescita, per migliorare le competenze relazionali nel dialogo con i figli, con particolare attenzione alla dimensione multiculturale e ad alcuni tratti peculiari legati alla condizione delle famiglie che vivono all`estero. L`incontro, destinato a genitori di ragazzi dagli 0 agli 11 anni, avrà come oggetto i temi legati all`infanzia ed avrà luogo il 6 Giugno 2013 dalle ore 18.00 alle ore 19.30. La partecipazione è gratuita.   Il gruppo sarà coordinato dalle dott.sse Marianna Lombardi e Mariassunta Peci.   L` incontro avrà luogo nella sede della Fondazione Monserrate, Winterless Center, Tower B, Of. 902, Xi Da Wan Lu 1.     Per ulteriori informazioni, vi invitiamo a rivolgervi alla segreteria di Monserrate tel. 010 65388025 e a prendere visione della brochure.  

Percorsi di Formazione sulla Genitorialità – Gruppo di Lavoro "Infanzia"

Beijing
06 六月 2013
  Ogni incontro è stato pensato come uno spazio di confronto e di riflessione sull`infanzia e sull`adolescenza, sulle diverse fasi di crescita, per migliorare le competenze relazionali nel dialogo con i figli, con particolare attenzione alla dimensione multiculturale e ad alcuni tratti peculiari legati alla condizione delle famiglie che vivono all`estero. L`incontro, destinato a genitori di ragazzi dagli 0 agli 11 anni, avrà come oggetto i temi legati all`infanzia ed avrà luogo il 6 Giugno 2013 dalle ore 18.00 alle ore 19.30. La partecipazione è gratuita.   Il gruppo sarà coordinato dalle dott.sse Marianna Lombardi e Mariassunta Peci.   L` incontro avrà luogo nella sede della Fondazione Monserrate, Winterless Center, Tower B, Of. 902, Xi Da Wan Lu 1.     Per ulteriori informazioni, vi invitiamo a rivolgervi alla segreteria di Monserrate tel. 010 65388025 e a prendere visione della brochure.  

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