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Webinar | Aggiornamento sull'attuale situazione pandemica nella Cina orientale, e non solo. Dialogo con il Consolato e le aziende Italiane, 6 maggio 2022

China
06 Maggio 2022
  Il 6 maggio 2022 la Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina e il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai organizzano un secondo webinar di "Aggiornamento sull'attuale situazione pandemica nella Cina orientale, e non solo. Dialogo con il Consolato e le aziende Italiane”.  Il principale obiettivo dell’evento è di fornire un aggiornamento rispetto alla prima edizione del 22 aprile. Il webinar si aprirà con i saluti di benvenuto di S.E. Luca Ferrari, Ambasciatore d’Italia nella R.P.C. La prima parte sarà incentrata sul dialogo con la Console Generale d’Italia a Shanghai Tiziana d’Angelo, che darà un aggiornamento sulla situazione nella Cina Orientale, in continuo e rapido cambiamento. Nella seconda parte del webinar il Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina (CCIC), Paolo Bazzoni, si soffermerà sugli highlights del secondo sondaggio relativo all’impatto che le restrizioni COVID stanno avendo sul business delle aziende italiane in Cina. Il Presidente fornirà inoltre un aggiornamento circa le diverse azioni di advocacy che la CCIC sta portando avanti di concerto con l’Ambasciata. Augusto Di Giacinto, Direttore dell’Ufficio ICE di Shanghai, fornirà poi un breve aggiornamento sulla situazione fieristica a Shanghai e sulle possibilità per le aziende italiane. A seguire, si terrà una tavola rotonda in cui verrà data voce ai territori– tra cui Pechino/Tianjin, Nanchino/Wuxi e Suzhou– e alle aziende, cercando di portare all’attenzione in modo propositivo best practices di aziende appartenenti a diversi settori strategici.   DETTAGLI SULL’EVENTO Data: venerdì 6 maggio 2022 Orario: 10:00 - 11:30 (CST) Formato: webinar (Zoom) Lingua: Italiana La partecipazione al webinar è aperta a tutti ed è gratuita. I partecipanti possono inviare le proprie domande a infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com prima che il webinar abbia inizio. Le domande verranno raccolte e selezionate, e poi condivise con il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai e/o con i rappresentanti dei settori strategici di riferimento, a seconda della tipologia di domanda.    AGENDA Prima parte 10:00 - 10:10 Messaggio introduttivo di S.E. Luca Ferrari, Ambasciatore d’Italia nella R.P.C. 10:10 - 10:20 Aggiornamento sull’attuale situazione pandemica in Cina Orientale – dialogo con la Console Generale d’Italia a Shanghai, Tiziana d’Angelo.   Seconda parte 10:20 - 10:30 Highlights dei risultati della seconda survey sull’impatto che le restrizioni COVID stanno avendo sulla comunità d’affari italiana in Cina – presentazione di Paolo Bazzoni, Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina. 10:30 - 10:35 Aggiornamento della situazione fieristica con Augusto Di Giacinto, Direttore dell’Ufficio ICE di Shanghai 10:35 - 10:50 Aggiornamento dai territori sull’attuale situazione pandemica: -Suzhou con Giacomo Bove, Consigliere CCIC e General Manager di Ponzini Health and Beauty High-Tech (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.  -Nanchino/Wuxi con Ermanno Vitali, Consigliere CCIC e CEO di FAAM China -Pechino/Tianjin con Matteo Tanteri, Vice Presidente CCIC (Pechino), Chairman & CEO Snam China 10:50 - 11:20 Tavola rotonda sull’impatto che l’attuale situazione di lock down sta avendo sulle aziende italiane e condivisione di best practices nella Cina orientale. -Closed Loop Management, il caso Comau con Gaetano Cantalupo, Vice Presidente CCIC (Shanghai) e Comau Global Customer Operation Head and China Managing Director -Esperienza diretta di una Società produttrice di Macchine Automatiche ad alta Tecnologia con Emilio Cassanelli, General Manager per Industry Technology Suzhou Co., Ltd. (ITS-CT Pack China) -L'operatività bancaria e le possibili soluzioni che le banche mettono in atto per garantire il continuo supporto nei confronti delle aziende, con Yu Huang, General Manager per Intesa Sanpaolo S.p.A. - Shanghai -Aggiornamento della situazione logistica con Mario Tasso, Coordinatore del gruppo di lavoro della Logistica (LWG) e Global Account Manager per JAS FORWARDING (CHINA) Co., Ltd. -Come un’azienda del F&B sta soddisfacendo le domande dei consumatori con Nicola Coppi, Fondatore e CEO di Food Vending China -Come un’azienda può valutare le politiche attuate dall’Ufficio della Proprietà Intellettuale a Shanghai con Tiziano Sandonini, VP Product at Santoni Knitting Machinery Co., Ltd -Impatto delle restrizioni agli spostamenti per una società che fornisce servizi di installazione di macchinari, con Marco Camertoni, Vice Coordinatore del gruppo di lavoro dell’Energia (EEPWG) e Managing Director per Loccioni China -Situazione del Retail con Enrico Rossi, CFO Asia Pacific Dolce&Gabbana 11:20 - 11:25 -Aggiornamento incentivi, con Lorenzo Riccardi, Tesoriere CCIC e managing partner RsA Asia (Shanghai) Co., Ltd  -Aggiornamento risorse umane, con Ilaria Massa, Consigliere CCIC e Human Resources & QHSE Manager per Eni Energy (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 11:25 - 11:30 Conclusioni, con Paolo Bazzoni, Presidente CCIC Il webinar verrà moderato da Giada Piccinini, Consigliere CCIC e Head of Shanghai office di GWA - Greatway Advisory.    Per registrarsi, si prega di scannerizzare il seguente QR code:   Nota: il webinar seguirà la Chatham House Rule e non verrà registrato. Non è prevista la sessione di Q&A.

Webinar | Experience Sharing: Closed-Loop Systems to Face Lockdown, April 26th

China
26 Aprile 2022
In response to the current lockdown in Shanghai, some companies are operating in “closed-loop” systems to ensure businesses can keep operations running. Closed loops put factory workers in bubbles, based on the same procedure used during the winter Olympics to prevent COVID spread. This procedure – for example – has been reportedly used inside the Shanghai Port area to maintain stable operations despite the spread of the pandemic. Italian companies around the Shanghai area and in other parts of China are seemingly preparing to temporarily operate according to this closed-off management to curb the effects of lockdown(s) on productivity. During this session, we invited companies to share their experiences regarding the operation of closed-loop factory systems to our Members. AGENDA (CST) 3:00 – 3:30 Operating Closed-loop systems: experience sharing –Willi Riester, Vice Chairman of TRT & CTO of CHIRON Machine Tools (Taicang) Co., Ltd –Gaetano Cantalupo, CICC Vice Chairman (Shanghai) & General Manager of Comau (Shanghai) Engineering Co., Ltd. 3:30 – 4:00 Discussion and sharing Moderator: Giacomo Bove - CICC Board Member & General Manager of Ponzini Health and Beauty High-Tech (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. Reserve your place here. The meeting is free of charge and reserved to CICC Members and Friends.

Webinar | Experience Sharing: Closed-Loop Systems to Face Lockdown, April 26th

China
26 Aprile 2022
In response to the current lockdown in Shanghai, some companies are operating in “closed-loop” systems to ensure businesses can keep operations running. Closed loops put factory workers in bubbles, based on the same procedure used during the winter Olympics to prevent COVID spread. This procedure – for example – has been reportedly used inside the Shanghai Port area to maintain stable operations despite the spread of the pandemic. Italian companies around the Shanghai area and in other parts of China are seemingly preparing to temporarily operate according to this closed-off management to curb the effects of lockdown(s) on productivity. During this session, we invited companies to share their experiences regarding the operation of closed-loop factory systems to our Members. AGENDA (CST) 3:00 – 3:30 Operating Closed-loop systems: experience sharing –Willi Riester, Vice Chairman of TRT & CTO of CHIRON Machine Tools (Taicang) Co., Ltd –Gaetano Cantalupo, CICC Vice Chairman (Shanghai) & General Manager of Comau (Shanghai) Engineering Co., Ltd. 3:30 – 4:00 Discussion and sharing Moderator: Giacomo Bove - CICC Board Member & General Manager of Ponzini Health and Beauty High-Tech (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. Reserve your place here. The meeting is free of charge and reserved to CICC Members and Friends.

Webinar | Experience Sharing: Closed-Loop Systems to Face Lockdown, April 26th

China
26 Aprile 2022
In response to the current lockdown in Shanghai, some companies are operating in “closed-loop” systems to ensure businesses can keep operations running. Closed loops put factory workers in bubbles, based on the same procedure used during the winter Olympics to prevent COVID spread. This procedure – for example – has been reportedly used inside the Shanghai Port area to maintain stable operations despite the spread of the pandemic. Italian companies around the Shanghai area and in other parts of China are seemingly preparing to temporarily operate according to this closed-off management to curb the effects of lockdown(s) on productivity. During this session, we invited companies to share their experiences regarding the operation of closed-loop factory systems to our Members. AGENDA (CST) 3:00 – 3:30 Operating Closed-loop systems: experience sharing –Willi Riester, Vice Chairman of TRT & CTO of CHIRON Machine Tools (Taicang) Co., Ltd –Gaetano Cantalupo, CICC Vice Chairman (Shanghai) & General Manager of Comau (Shanghai) Engineering Co., Ltd. 3:30 – 4:00 Discussion and sharing Moderator: Giacomo Bove - CICC Board Member & General Manager of Ponzini Health and Beauty High-Tech (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. Reserve your place here. The meeting is free of charge and reserved to CICC Members and Friends.

Pinko Case Study: Drivers for Success, Online Workshop, Apr 19th

China
19 Aprile 2022
The Intellectual Property Working Group (IPWG) of the CICC is glad to invite you to the online workshop “The Pinko Case Study”, on April 19th, 2022. During this session, we will explore the drivers for success of the Italian Fashion House Pinko in China and strategies for online IP protection.     Pinko started as a small family business in Emilia, Northern Italy in the late eighties. Now, it has 300 mono-brand stores worldwide, of which 90 are in China.  How can creativity and IP drive the success of the Pinko brand? What are the main challenges encountered for ensuring the brand protection in the China market? How did the brand use tech solutions for online IP protection? We invited Pinko Creative Director, Ms Caterina Negra, and Pinko Global Managing Director, Mr Roberto Sergi, to discuss the brand story and the importance of creativity, innovation and the right IP protection strategy for the China market. The workshop will discuss digital tools and the protection of IP online. Our expert from the IPWG will provide suggestions and tips for ensuring a successful online IP protection.  AGENDA (CST) 16:00 – 16:20 Creativity and IP as Drivers of Brand Success, Caterina Negra, Pinko Creative Director 16:20 – 16:40 Pinko IP Challenges and Growth Opportunities in China, Roberto Sergi, Global Managing Director – Business & Markets 16:40 – 16:55 How to Use New Technologies to Protect your IP, Yoyo Liang, China Chief Client Officer, Re-Hub 16:55 – 17:15 IP Protection Strategies Against Online Infringement, Filippo Sticconi, GWA Greatway Advisory, Senior Associate 17:15 – 17:40 Q&A  Interested in joining? Reserve your place here. Event Details Price: CICC Members and CICC Partners: free of charge Non-Members: 150 RMB Language: English 

Pinko Case Study: Drivers for Success, Online Workshop, Apr 19th

China
19 Aprile 2022
The Intellectual Property Working Group (IPWG) of the CICC is glad to invite you to the online workshop “The Pinko Case Study”, on April 19th, 2022. During this session, we will explore the drivers for success of the Italian Fashion House Pinko in China and strategies for online IP protection.     Pinko started as a small family business in Emilia, Northern Italy in the late eighties. Now, it has 300 mono-brand stores worldwide, of which 90 are in China.  How can creativity and IP drive the success of the Pinko brand? What are the main challenges encountered for ensuring the brand protection in the China market? How did the brand use tech solutions for online IP protection? We invited Pinko Creative Director, Ms Caterina Negra, and Pinko Global Managing Director, Mr Roberto Sergi, to discuss the brand story and the importance of creativity, innovation and the right IP protection strategy for the China market. The workshop will discuss digital tools and the protection of IP online. Our expert from the IPWG will provide suggestions and tips for ensuring a successful online IP protection.  AGENDA (CST) 16:00 – 16:20 Creativity and IP as Drivers of Brand Success, Caterina Negra, Pinko Creative Director 16:20 – 16:40 Pinko IP Challenges and Growth Opportunities in China, Roberto Sergi, Global Managing Director – Business & Markets 16:40 – 16:55 How to Use New Technologies to Protect your IP, Yoyo Liang, China Chief Client Officer, Re-Hub 16:55 – 17:15 IP Protection Strategies Against Online Infringement, Filippo Sticconi, GWA Greatway Advisory, Senior Associate 17:15 – 17:40 Q&A  Interested in joining? Reserve your place here. Event Details Price: CICC Members and CICC Partners: free of charge Non-Members: 150 RMB Language: English 

Webinar “Business in China: Discovering the New Five-Year Energy Plan”, April 15th

China
15 Aprile 2022
The Energy and Environmental Protection Working Group (EEPWG) of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) invites you to join the webinar “Business in China: Discovering the New Five-Year Energy Plan” to unveil the 14th Five-Year Plan and its business implications. In March, China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) issued the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) for a modern energy system. The plan outlines the targets for annual energy supply capacity, and it is designed for accelerating the development of a clean, low-carbon, secure, and highly efficient energy system. Energy security is outlined as the premise on which the system will be built by enhancing the stability and safety of energy supply chains. During this session, we will discuss the key issues of the 14th Five-year plan for the energy sector with a focus on power generation, hydrogen, and gas infrastructures. Agenda (CST)  15:00 -15:05 Opening Remarks, Marco Midolo, First Counsellor and Head of the Economic and Commercial Office, Embassy of Italy to the P.R.C. 15:05-15:20 Unveiling the 14th Five-Years Plan for the Energy Sector, Guido Giacconi, Co-Founder and Chairman In3act Business Consulting 15:20-15:30 Focus: Power Generation, Luigi Minervini, Chairman Ansaldo Energia GT Technology Shanghai 15:30-15:40 Focus: Green & Bio Energy, Teti Licursi, Office Activities & New Initiatives Analyst, ENI Representative Office, Beijing 15:40-15:50 Focus: Hydrogen and Gas infrastructures, Matteo Tanteri, Chairman and CEO Snam China 15:50-16:20 Q&A 16:20-16:30 Closing Remarks, Paolo Bazzoni, Chairman China-Italy Chamber of Commerce Reserve your place here. Participation in this webinar is free of charge Event Language: English 

Webinar “Business in China: Discovering the New Five-Year Energy Plan”, April 15th

China
15 Aprile 2022
The Energy and Environmental Protection Working Group (EEPWG) of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) invites you to join the webinar “Business in China: Discovering the New Five-Year Energy Plan” to unveil the 14th Five-Year Plan and its business implications. In March, China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) issued the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) for a modern energy system. The plan outlines the targets for annual energy supply capacity, and it is designed for accelerating the development of a clean, low-carbon, secure, and highly efficient energy system. Energy security is outlined as the premise on which the system will be built by enhancing the stability and safety of energy supply chains. During this session, we will discuss the key issues of the 14th Five-year plan for the energy sector with a focus on power generation, hydrogen, and gas infrastructures. Agenda (CST)  15:00 -15:05 Opening Remarks, Marco Midolo, First Counsellor and Head of the Economic and Commercial Office, Embassy of Italy to the P.R.C. 15:05-15:20 Unveiling the 14th Five-Years Plan for the Energy Sector, Guido Giacconi, Co-Founder and Chairman In3act Business Consulting 15:20-15:30 Focus: Power Generation, Luigi Minervini, Chairman Ansaldo Energia GT Technology Shanghai 15:30-15:40 Focus: Green & Bio Energy, Teti Licursi, Office Activities & New Initiatives Analyst, ENI Representative Office, Beijing 15:40-15:50 Focus: Hydrogen and Gas infrastructures, Matteo Tanteri, Chairman and CEO Snam China 15:50-16:20 Q&A 16:20-16:30 Closing Remarks, Paolo Bazzoni, Chairman China-Italy Chamber of Commerce Reserve your place here. Participation in this webinar is free of charge Event Language: English 

Webinar “Business in China: Discovering the New Five-Year Energy Plan”, April 15th

China
15 Aprile 2022
The Energy and Environmental Protection Working Group (EEPWG) of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) invites you to join the webinar “Business in China: Discovering the New Five-Year Energy Plan” to unveil the 14th Five-Year Plan and its business implications. In March, China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) issued the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) for a modern energy system. The plan outlines the targets for annual energy supply capacity, and it is designed for accelerating the development of a clean, low-carbon, secure, and highly efficient energy system. Energy security is outlined as the premise on which the system will be built by enhancing the stability and safety of energy supply chains. During this session, we will discuss the key issues of the 14th Five-year plan for the energy sector with a focus on power generation, hydrogen, and gas infrastructures. Agenda (CST)  15:00 -15:05 Opening Remarks, Marco Midolo, First Counsellor and Head of the Economic and Commercial Office, Embassy of Italy to the P.R.C. 15:05-15:20 Unveiling the 14th Five-Years Plan for the Energy Sector, Guido Giacconi, Co-Founder and Chairman In3act Business Consulting 15:20-15:30 Focus: Power Generation, Luigi Minervini, Chairman Ansaldo Energia GT Technology Shanghai 15:30-15:40 Focus: Green & Bio Energy, Teti Licursi, Office Activities & New Initiatives Analyst, ENI Representative Office, Beijing 15:40-15:50 Focus: Hydrogen and Gas infrastructures, Matteo Tanteri, Chairman and CEO Snam China 15:50-16:20 Q&A 16:20-16:30 Closing Remarks, Paolo Bazzoni, Chairman China-Italy Chamber of Commerce Reserve your place here. Participation in this webinar is free of charge Event Language: English 

Webinar | How to Export Chemical Substances to China, Apr 20th

China
20 Aprile 2022
How to Export Chemical Substances to China China implements an increasingly strict management and supervision system for chemical substances. Yet, the system is relatively fragmented – with different regulations and inventories existing for different types of chemicals, under the responsibility of different competent authorities. It is very important for EU SMEs to know which registrations they need to deal with, and which points they need to pay particular attention to for exporting their products to China.  This webinar aims to provide an overview of China’s requirements for the import and circulation of different chemicals. In particular, it will provide a detailed overview of the processes of new substance notification and hazardous chemical management, as well as other aspects such as labelling, product compliance and main market actors in China.  Event Details Zoom (online) 20 Apr, 16:00 - 17:00, 2022 (BEIJING) 20 Apr, 10:00 - 11:00, 2022 (BRUSSELS) Interested in joining? Reserve your place here.  AGENDA 16:00-16:10 EU SME Centre intro 16:10-16:40 How to export chemical substances to China Supervision background Regulatory system Regulatory object Supervision measures - Sabrina Wang, REACH24H Consulting Group 16:40-17:00 Q&A SPEAKER Sabrina Wang, Chemical Regulatory Affairs Consultant, REACH24H Consulting Group

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