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Initiated by the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC), the project "Young Professional Talks” is a series of seminars aimed at young professionals and students interested in launching and developing a career in China. The “China-Italy Young Professional Network (中Y意)“ is a group of members are like-minded individuals with a strong interest in cultivating professional and personal development and growing their careers in China. Looking to make your first career win but don’t know what’s the right process or where to start? Want to learn what is the creativity process behind the scene? At this workshop, attendees will meet the industry experts from the companies they are hoping to work for and get a glimpse into their respective journeys navigating and pursuing careers in the world of Fashion Business and Design Management.The agenda will cover following topics: Fashion Business and the Career in Fashion Industry Fashion Business in China Career Path in Fashion Skills Required and Competition In Fashion Management Careers Opportunities Post Covid-19 Career Development in Fashion Design Management Behind & beyond the scene The contemporary fashion system Art & fashion management The matcher: crossover director The storyteller: narrative and engaging contents for business Speaker- Mr. Niklas Olsson, who develops the Zegna organisation across Asia Pacific, nurturing leaders and their leadership, accelerate and unleash the potential of talents, whilst also managing Learning & Development, Employee Engagement and Change Management across the region. Niklas brings extensive experience in the Learning & Development & Organizational Development field with over 20 years of accelerating effectiveness and performance in organizations, leaders and talents. Prior to his current position, Niklas has been working for the past 15 years in various regional roles in Asia Pacific leading Organization, Leader and Talent Development in companies such as Nike & AstraZeneca & Johnson Controls. Speaker- Ms. Yingting Cheng, the Chief Operating Officer Mainland China of Istituto Marangoni. She enhances the talent management and establishes a strong link between education and industry. She was the programme leader of the Fashion Business Department at Istituto Marangoni Paris before coming back to China in 2019. She teaches Principles of Business and Luxury Management to more than 200 graduate and undergraduate students from over 30 nationalities. As a senior consultant in fashion marketing and business development, involved in leading projects with Ferragamo, Celine, Rimowa, Vestiaire Collective among others Moderator- Mr. Francesco Fioretto, the Director of Education of Istituto Marangoni, who has been art and creative director for fashion and luxury brands in Paris, redesigning their identity and extending their communication strategies to digital spaces. Francesco joined Istituto Marangoni Paris in 2014 as Graphic Design and Art Direction Tutor first, and Programme Leader of Fashion Styling & Creative Direction then. In 2020 he was appointed Director of Education of Istituto Marangoni Shanghai and relocated to China. Time date: 14:30 Friday 25 February Language: English Method: Hybrid, online offline Online: Zoom link will be sent to your registered Email address Offline: CICC Shanghai Office (Room 202, Weihai Road 777, Jing'an District) Ticket price: CICC member – free; Nonmember RMB 80   Agenda 14:15 – 14:30 Registration 14:30 – 14:39 Welcome Speech 14:35- 15:15 Fashion Business and the Career in Fashion Industry 14:15- 16:00 Career Development in Fashion Design Management 16:00 – 16:20 Q&A   To register, please click here.      

After the wide participation seen last year, the Intercompany Network Series organized by the CICC Mechanical Engineering Working Group (MEWG) continues in 2022 with a busy schedule of company visits, during which you will have the opportunity to learn more about different business case histories and perspectives of Italian companies based in China, thus discovering the key to their success.  The series will be inaugurated this year by Itema Weaving Machinery (China) Co., Ltd., a world leader in providing advanced weaving solutions, including best-in-class weaving machines, spare parts and integrated services.  The Company tour will take place on February 24th 2022 at Itema Weaving Machinery (China) Co., Ltd., (No. 2889/4-5 Shen Gang Road, Song Jiang District, Shanghai, 201612, P.R. China). The registration starts at 9:00 am. Digitalization in the textile machinery sector, evolving scenarios at the service of the future textile are some of the topics that will be explored during the visit. Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up! The company visit is free of charge for CICC Members.  Limited seats available.   AGENDA 9:00 am - 9:30 am Registration 9:30 am - 9:35 am Welcome speech by Mr Lorenzo Maffioli, Managing Director at Itema Weaving Machinery (China) Co., Ltd. 9:35 am - 9:40 am Institutional greetings  9:40 am - 10:10 am Itema Introduction by Mr Lorenzo Maffioli, Managing Director at Itema Weaving Machinery (China) Co., Ltd. 10:10 am - 10:45 am "Digitalization in the Textile Machinery Sector, Evolving Scenarios at the Service of the Future Textile", Mr Livio Rodari, Business Development Manager, Santoni (Shanghai) Knitting Machinery 10:45 am - 11:00 am Next Activities of the Mechanical Engineering Working Group (MEWG), Mr Carlo Nizia, MEWG Vice Coordinator 11:00 am - 11:30 am Q&A 11:30 am - 12:00 pm Itema Factory Tour 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Networking & buffet  Know more about Itema Itema is a leading global provider of advanced weaving solutions, including best-in-class weaving machines, spare parts and integrated services. The Company is the only manufacturer in the world to provide the top three weft insertion technologies: rapier, air jet and projectile, with an ample product portfolio and a commitment to continuous innovation and technological advancement of its weaving machines. Itema is the sole shareholder of Lamiflex, leading producer of advanced composite products and owns majority stakes of Schoch, manufacturer of textile industry accessories. Result of a process of M&A operations led by its ancestor company Somet, founded by Gianni Radici in 1967, today sixty per cent of Itema is held by Gianni Radici’s family heirs. The remaining shares belong to the Arizzi and Torri families. All families of entrepreneurs with origins in Val Seriana, northern of Bergamo, where the headquarter of Itema is still set. With 1100 employees worldwide, three world-class production sites in Italy, one in Switzerland and one in China, Itema has a worldwide presence with commercial, after-sales and training centers in Italy, Switzerland, China, India, Japan, USA, Dubai and it is represented through agencies and promoters in 130 countries. Itema Weaving Machinery (China), established in 2002, is the full mission branch of Itema in China, with 160 employees and 52 millions € turnover. It develops, produces, sells and provides after-sales services for the local made product range, which is sold to Chinese (80%) and Foreign (20%) weaving companies. It also acts as representative of Itema Italian and Swiss products in China for other 12 millions € business volume. Since 1981, year of first export for Somet weaving machines from Italy to China, our mission has been the support to development and growth of China textile industry with our shuttle less and high performances weaving machines, our textile mastery and our commitment to sustainability in fabric production. More information about Itema can be found on the website www.itemagroup.com   Know more about MEWG  The Mechanical Engineering Working Group represents the interest of all Italian companies in China working directly or indirectly in the sector on a national base. MEWG Objectives ▪ Coordinate and promote all Italian members’ needs which are active in many different industries of the Chinese mechanical engineering sector (machinery, automotive, component manufacturers, mechanical engineering …); ▪ Promote and raise awareness on the size and the importance of the Italian technology in the sector to all institutions in China and Italy that are our natural counterparts, in order to develop business opportunities; ▪ Coordinate and promote activities and events that boost the visibility and the image of “Technology Made in Italy”; ▪ Inform all members on the topic Made in China 2025, particularly with regard to risks and opportunities for Italian businesses; ▪ Become a reference for all mechanical engineering companies within the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC), lobbying private and public institutions active in the Chinese market. For more information about the MEWG please contact infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com.     Haven't renewed / applied for your membership yet? Send an email to: • Beijing office bj.members@cameraitacina.com  • Chongqing office infochongqing@cameraitacina.com  • Chengdu office infochengdu@cameraitacina.com  • Guangzhou office  infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com  • Shenzhen office infoshenzhen@cameraitacina.com  • Shanghai office  sh.projects@cameraitacina.com  • Suzhou office  infosuzhou@cameraitacina.com    The CICC Team

Please note that the event, originally offline only, will also be held online via Zoom. The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC), in collaboration with InvestHK, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT Shanghai), is pleased to inform that we are organizing the seminar "Hong Kong: Where Business Opportunities Connect". The seminar is scheduled for February 22nd 2022, and will be held OFFLINE and ONLINE in the auditorium of the CICC Office in Shanghai (777 Weihai Road, Auditorium 10° floor, Jing’an District, Shanghai  / 静安区威海路777号10楼会议室), from 14:00 to 17:00 (GMT+8).   How to Leverage Hong Kong as Springboard to Capture Business Opportunities? The seminar will discuss: • Hong Kong’s business environment and Unique Advantages • Hong Kong’s Taxation System and Preferential Benefits • Cross-border Financial Services and All-rounded Support to the Enterprises in Mainland and Hong Kong   Date February 22nd 2022 14:00 – 17:00 (GMT+8) Venue CICC Auditorium in Shanghai (777 Weihai Road, Auditorium 10° floor, Jing’an District, Shanghai / 静安区威海路777号10楼会议室，中国意大利商会上海礼堂) Organizers • Invest Hong Kong, HKSARG • China-Italy Chamber of Commerce • Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade / Shanghai Chamber of International Commerce Co-organizer • Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Shanghai, HKSARG • Italian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong & Macao Language English The seminar is FREE of charge.   Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up!   SPEAKERS Mr Philip Kung, Deputy Director of Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Shanghai; Head of Investment Promotion at InvestHK Shanghai Office Mr Philip Kung, Deputy Director of Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Shanghai, as well as Head of Investment Promotion at Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) Shanghai Office covering the purview of Eastern China (i.e. Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and Shandong). He has been with InvestHK over 20 years and was nominated as the Head of Business & Professional Services at InvestHK in Head Office since January 2001. InvestHK is the government department of HKSAR responsible for attracting Foreign Direct Investment and supporting overseas and mainland businesses to set up or expand in Hong Kong. It provides free advice and customised services to support companies from the planning stage right through to the launch and expansion of their business succeeded in HK. Prior to that, he held several high-level positions in private consultancy firms, the Hong Kong Tourism Association and worked for the Jamaican Government’s Investment Promotion Board in Asia as Assistant Director for over five years. Mr KUNG also was an entrepreneur having established and operated his own businesses in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Brazil. He holds degrees of MBA in International Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, Arizona and Bachelor of Commerce from University of Calgary, Canada.   Mr Tony Xu,  Senior Manager of M&A Tax Services at PwC Shanghai Mr Tony Xu, M&A Tax Senior Manager at PwC Shanghai, has been providing both business regulatory/tax advisory services and M&A related tax services since he joined PwC in 2011. As requested for the personnel secondment,  Tony was dispatched to PwC US in New York Metro Core Tax team during 2016 - 2018.  In the period, he has ever provided services in the field of US tax reform to US-listed clients. Tony has a global view with an overseas study and work background. As a tax specialist, he has rich service experience in providing tax advisory services to clients ranging from Fortune 500 multinational companies to top tier domestic groups, covering a wide range of industries including TMT, consumer products, energy & power, pharmaceutical, real estate etc. Tony is timely updated with the latest development of tax policies and regulations of domestic in cross-border M&A, restructurings, financing, negotiation support and evaluation of exit options etc. Tony holds a Bachelor degree from Shanghai University of International Business and Economics and a minor in finance. And, he is one of the members of the Chinese Institute of Certified Public Accountants (CICPA).   Ms Rebecca Fan, Senior Vice President of International Business, HSBC Bank (China) Company Limited Rebecca has been in the banking industry for over 16 years. She has extensive experiences on both PRC corporations and international businesses. In the past 8 years, she focuses on European headquartered subsidiary banking in China.   Mr Paul Allen, Country Head of International Subsidiary Banking, HSBC Bank (China) Company Limited Paul heads up HSBC Commercial Banking’s international operations in China. His teams look after four-thousand international businesses operating around the Country. Paul brings more than 40 years of Corporate Banking experiences to the role and has previously worked in London, Melbourne, New York and Manchester. Paul has been in China for nearly 9 years.   Mr Fabio Stella, China Head of Sales & Business Development, Hawksford Corporate Services Hong Kong Limited Fabio graduated in International Law, Business and Geopolitics before moving to China in 2012 for a course on Intellectual Property (IP) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) at Peking University. He started his career at the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce where he also acted as Board Member for two terms between 2017 and 2020. Part of Hawksford pool of professionals since 2013, Fabio began assisting Asian subsidiaries of international companies in the Hong Kong office from where he was then seconded to Shanghai to closely follow the expansion of an important retail project in the Mainland. After 4 years in Guangzhou where he headed the South China footprint of the firm developing additional presence and practice in Shenzhen, Fabio now heads China's Business Development activities while acting in various corporate governance positions and Board seats for Chinese subsidiaries of Global clients.   AGENDA 14:00 – 14:30 Registration 14:30-14:35 Welcome and introduction to guests Moderator: Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade 14:35-14:50 Welcome remarks - Remarks by Mr Valtero Canepa, Vice Chairman of China-Italy Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai - Remarks by Dr Jimmy Chiang, Associate Director-General of Investment Promotion (Business Development) of Invest Hong Kong  (Online) - Remarks by Vice Chairman (speaker tbc) of Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade 14:50-15:10 Hong Kong’s Business Environment and Unique Advantages - Speaker:  Mr Philip Kung, Deputy Director of Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Shanghai;  Head of Investment Promotion at InvestHK Shanghai Office 15:10-15:30 Hong Kong’s Taxation System and Preferential Benefits - Speaker:  Mr Tony Xu, Tax Senior Manager (M&A), PwC Shanghai Office  15:30-15:50 Cross-border Financial Services and All-rounded Support to the Enterprises in Mainland and Hong Kong - Speaker:  Ms Rebecca Fan, Senior Vice President of International Business, HSBC Bank (China) Company Limited 15:50-16:10 Hong Kong at the crossroad of Asian success cases from and towards the Mainland: Hawksford case and practice - Speaker: Mr Fabio Stella, China Head of Sales & Business Development, Hawksford Corporate Services Hong Kong Limited 16:10-16:30 Q&A session 16:30-17:00 Cocktail Reception   Event Background During the 6th Belt &Road Summit held on September 1st 2021, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China and the Mainland have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on enhancing exchanges and co-operation in promoting Multilateral Co-operation along the Belt and Road initiatives and high-quality development of overseas Economic & Trade Co-operation Zones. The MOU was signed by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government and the Ministry of Commerce. According to the MOU, both sides will leverage respective strengths to promote the zones’ high-quality development, encourage enterprises of both places to invest and set up businesses at the zones, develop the zones jointly and explore international markets, following the principle of “government providing guidance, enterprises taking the lead, and market-oriented operation”.  Furthermore, the pact states that the two sides will encourage enterprises, business associations, trade and industry organisations and intermediaries of both places to jointly organise business missions to Belt & Road-related countries and seminars, and to establish exchange platforms and more. Both sides will also support exchanges and collaboration amongst the zones and Hong Kong to the SMEs.  Hong Kong is an important gateway under the B&R initiative and plays its unique role in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) region. Furthermore, it is the ideal place for investors to explore in wide range of diversity for their business development via Hong Kong and further expansion in the international market. It’s encouraged to leverage Hong Kong as the Springboard for “Stepping out” to capture the business opportunities under Belt & Road initiative and explore the new market in the GBA.  The event targets to introduce HK’s business environment and how best to leverage HK’s unique business advantages such as low tax regime, leading financial services by providing diversified financing channels, international talents, professional services in different sectors, government support measures with funding scheme etc. to formulate business plan and foster tie with the clients from the global.     ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS InvestHK InvestHK is the government department of HKSAR responsible for attracting Foreign Direct Investment and supporting overseas and mainland businesses to set up or expand in Hong Kong. It provides free advice and customised services to support companies from the planning stage right through to the launch and expansion of their business succeeded in HK. http://www.investhk.gov.hk   CCPIT Shanghai Founded in November 1956, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Shanghai Sub-council was the oldest local branch of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT). In August 2002, with the approval of Shanghai Municipal People's government, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Shanghai Sub-council also assumed the name of Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade, which is directly affiliated to the municipal government. With a mission to serve national economic and diplomatic strategy and Shanghai's overall development, CCPIT Shanghai’s mission is to promote trade, investment, economic and technological cooperation and enhance mutual understanding and friendship between Shanghai and the rest of the world. The main functions of CCPIT Shanghai are to provide services to government and enterprises in fields of international liaison, conventions and exhibitions, legal arbitration and trade and investment consultation, and to undertake work entrusted by other government departments in accordance with the Charter of CCPIT. CCPIT Shanghai is also responsible for the operation of Shanghai International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (Shanghai International Arbitration Center) and Chamber of International Commerce Shanghai (World Trade Center Association Shanghai). http://www.cpitsh.org/cpitsh   COIC Shanghai Chamber of International Commerce Shanghai (COIC Shanghai) is a comprehensive non-governmental and non-profit social organization with legal person status. COIC Shanghai is made up of companies, public institutions and economic organizations engaged in international business activities. It is one of the most influential Chambers of Commerce in Shanghai. At present, COIC Shanghai boasts more than 3,000 members, provides services for over 110,000 companies, and has signed MOUs with 156 Chambers of Commerce, economic and trade organizations around the globe. http://www.cpitsh.org/cpitsh   Haven't renewed / applied for your membership yet? Send an email to: • Beijing office bj.members@cameraitacina.com  • Chongqing office infochongqing@cameraitacina.com  • Chengdu office infochengdu@cameraitacina.com  • Guangzhou office  infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com  • Shenzhen office infoshenzhen@cameraitacina.com  • Shanghai office  sh.projects@cameraitacina.com  • Suzhou office  infosuzhou@cameraitacina.com    The CICC Team

Our Energy and Environmental Protection Working Group (EEPWG) is glad to invite you to the event “E-Mobility: Where Are We Heading?” on February 15th 2022, at 6:00 pm (CST) / 11:00 am CET. Welcome to participate in Shanghai – at Italo Trattoria – or online. The seminar will be followed by a networking Aperitivo for onsite participants. Since its discovery, electricity has been central to the evolution of human life. Every piece of equipment around us needs energy. Our homes are comfortable places thanks to gas and electricity, while, when we are outside our shelters, the fuel also comes into play for our mobility.  China plays a fundamental role as a producer and consumer of energy in the world. But what is the global demand for energy? And how our mobility will be affected? How are companies using it and what are the new trends? Our experts will answer these – along with many other – key questions on energy and the future of mobility during our session.   AGENDA 6:00 pm – 6:30 pm Registration 6:30 pm – 6:40 pm Welcome speech by Luigi Minervini, CICC Energy and Environmental Protection Working Group (EEPWG) Coordinator 6:40 pm – 7:00 pm “Electric Energy Utilization in the World” by Ciro Troisi, General Manager Haveco, Joint Venture of Stellantis in China 7:00 pm – 7:20 pm “Current Scenario and Basic Economics” by Matteo Vittorio Bertelè, CFA, Head of New Business Development (China), Stellantis 7:20 pm – 7:40 pm “New Energies - The Future of the Mobility” by Enea Colombo, General Manager, ICONA Design Shanghai and Global CEO, ICONA Design Group 7:40 pm – 8:00 pm Q&A session With the participation of Lucian Ion, Enel EMobility China General Manager 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Networking Aperitivo for onsite participants   Venue Italo Trattoria (2/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu / 富民路291号悟锦世纪大厦2楼, 近长乐路) & Online Ticket Price OFFLINE: 350 RMB (Members); 450 RMB (Non-Members) ONLINE: 100 RMB (Members); 200 RMB (Non-Members) Event Language English    Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up!   Speakers Ciro Troisi, General Manager Haveco, Joint Venture of Stellantis in China Ciro is an engineer working in FIAT group since 30 years (with few years work experience out of the group in an Automotive German company). After 20 years in Powertrain Engineering in Italy, he has covered multiple responsibilities in FIAT India and FIAT China. In current position, he is executive member in the Stellantis China organization (Stellantis is new merged company between FIAT/Chrysler and PSA). Matteo Vittorio Bertelè, CFA, Head of New Business Development (China), Stellantis Matteo is the Head of New Business Development in China for Stellantis Group, one of the leading global automaker, grouping 14 automotive brands (among which Jeep, Maserati, Peugeot, Citroen, Alfa Romeo, …). Matteo graduated magna cum laude in Space Engineering at Politecnico di Milano in 2006 and received a MsC in Finance at Bocconi University in 2007. After studies, he covered increasing responsabilities’ positions in the Investment Banking, Infrastructures and Industrial Manufacturing sectors, especially in Automotive, amounting to 15 of global experience. Matteo moved to Shanghai in 2019 and joined Stellantis in 2020. Matteo’s mainly focuses are on Corporate Finance, Business Development, Corporate Strategy and M&A activities. Enea Colombo, General Manager, ICONA Design Shanghai and Global CEO, ICONA Design Group Today he is focusing on Innovation for the New Mobility, Smart Cities and Carbon Emission Reduction improving people life through design and technology. As a seasoned professional with about 25 years of experience, Enea is known for driving company growth, maximizing operational excellence, bringing innovation and delivering financial performance. Before he served as General Manager in 2 automotive and industrial companies where he was instrumental for the dramatic growth of the companies both in China and globally. Enea holds a double degree EMBA (Business Administration) with Jiaotong University Shanghai and Kedge Business School, a Master in Innovation with Stanford University, and a Master in Smart City Management with MIT (Massachusetts).     Moderator Luigi Minervini, CICC Energy and Environmental Protection Working Group (EEPWG) Coordinator Luigi Minervini is acting as Chairman of Ansaldo Energia Gas Trubine Co., Ltd.,  - a joint venture between Ansaldo Energia and Shanghai Electric - and he is based in Shanghai since 2015. In Ansaldo Energia, he gained almost 20 years of experience in the power generation industry in project engineering and sales management for gas fired power plants with projects in Central Europe, Russia, China and Bangladesh.   Any questions for the speakers? You can send it before the event to infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com and have it answered live.   Know more about EEPWG EEPWG welcomes all Italian companies, entities, and individuals operating within the energy and environmental protection industrial sectors along the relative value chains (upstream, downstream, fossil energy, renewable energy, distribution, consumption, emission/water/waste/soil treatment, energy saving, etc.). EEPWG is an initiative supported by the Embassy of Italy to the PRC and China-Italy Chamber of Commerce. EEPWG aims at representing the active coordination structure of the “Pacchetto Energia/Ambiente” developed by the Embassy of Italy in 2014 and subject to many inter-governmental agreements. For any further information please contact bj.activities@cameraitacina.com   Haven't renewed / applied for your membership yet? Send an email to: • Beijing office bj.members@cameraitacina.com  • Chongqing office infochongqing@cameraitacina.com  • Chengdu office infochengdu@cameraitacina.com  • Guangzhou office  infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com  • Shenzhen office infoshenzhen@cameraitacina.com  • Shanghai office  sh.projects@cameraitacina.com  • Suzhou office  infosuzhou@cameraitacina.com    The CICC Team