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                         The China Italy Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the EU SME Centre is glad to promote the webinar: "How to Tap into China’s Evolving Energy and Environment Sector." To tackle challenges arising from economic slowdown, booming energy consumption and alarming environment issues, the Chinese government has been reforming its energy and environment sector for years, allocating enormous funds and providing favourable policies to encourage new businesses enter the sector.  This webinar will discuss how European small businesses can develop right strategies to capitalise on China’s policy priorities in energy and environment sector. It will reveal the key drivers in the market, top Dos and Dont's for foreign businesses, explain how to avoid typical mistakes and share the best practices on how to succeed in the country.  After attending the webinar you will:  •    Gain an overview of the major challenges faced by China in its energy and environment sector; •    Understand the direction of China’s energy and environment policy reform and implications for businesses; •    Learn how to better structure your business to make the best of the market opportunities arising in this sector. About the Speaker Ing. Guido D. Giacconi, President, In3act Srl Ing. Giacconi is the President of In3act Srl, an Italian strategy consulting firm with operations in China since 2006, which focuses on sectors such as energy and environmental protection, automotive, consumer goods, chemical and retail. The company also provides services for national and local Chinese governments.  Ing. Giacconi started his career in Procter & Gamble where he achieved the responsibility of VP EMEA for several categories in USA and Europe. He has worked in many different countries including US, UK, France, Belgium, Germany and Italy, and has been working in China since 2010. Ing. Giacconi has extensive business strategy consulting experience and worked as the senior partner for companies including Bain Company, Booz Allen and Hamilton, Roland Berger. He is also the CEO of In3act Global and GDG&D Srl. Ing. Giacconi received his Phd in Bioengineering from Bologna University. He is a lecturer and visiting professor in many Universities in Europe and Tsinghua University in Beijing.    

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The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC),  in cooperation with German Chamber, French Chamber, Swiss Chamber, European Chamber, Ischam, Bencham, Swedish Chamber is glad to invite you to the yearly joint chamber summer networking event on June 15 from 18.30 pm to 22.00 pm. in Park Square. There will be an All You Can Eat and Drink BBQ Buffet, including barbecued meat and vegetables, fresh salads, desserts, beer etc. Please check the menu here. Don't miss this opportunity to mingle with friends or to meet new people from other chambers and enjoy a fun evening.   Registration: Until June 14, 2016 at info@cameraitacina.com     In Cooperation with:   Please note: The participation number is limited - First come first serve. In case you registered but cannot attend, please kindly inform us in advance.   Best Regards, CICC

Dear members, The China Italy Chamber of Commerce is glad and proud to promote a Wine Testing Master Class in 6 sessions, organized by Bibenda, magazine dedicated to the culture of Italian wine, and Cruitaly at the Italian Center in Beijing.  This Master Class aims first at training you to perceive and distinguish the various subtleties of the noble Italian wines. The second objective consist in enlightening you to the culture of wine, the regions of production and the numerous varieties of Italian wine. Wine is part of the Italian cuisine and the finest wine goes with the proper dish. Pairing wine with dishes is therefore the third objective of this seminar.       Sabrina Tumino and Ben Zhang will lead the course. Sabrina Tumino was previously Deputy School Director & Wine Educator at the Beijing branch of the Château La Tour Blanche school based in Bordeaux and currently responsible for the promotion of Italian wines throughout China. Ben Zhang has a five years Wine Bar working experience and began his professional journey under the tutelage of one of the greatest sommelier: David Andrew. They both hold intermediate to advanced certificates of the prestigious and worldwide famous WSET.    Each lesson starts at 7.30pm and lasts 50 min. For a better understanding, languages used will be Italian and Chinese, PPT shall be in English. You will taste more than 30 of the finest Italian wines, including Amarone, Barolo, Brunello,Di Montalcino, Taurasi, Chianti Classico, Serpico, Passito, etc. After a ten minutes’ break, you will have the pleasure to savour wines of the region studied earlier. Apart from the wine tasting aspect, this Master Class will also give you the opportunity to network with new and old friends, with other Chinese and Italian entrepreneur. You will also benefit of a membership card at Cruitaly offering special discounts on purchases. At the end of the six lessons, a certificate of attendance and achievement as Wine Taster will be delivered to you by Bibenda. Do not miss this unique opportunity to learn more about Italian wine, and become a wine expert among your friends!   RSVP and Registration: Please send an email to info@cameraitacina.com  Payment: Click here for the bank account details. The price includes the training fee, credentials fee, 30+ finest Italian wines and fine food. Click here to download the full presentation.

        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