Scholars in Residence Series with Patricia Kim
Global Business
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59m
Take a deep dive into the current business and political climate in the People’s Republic of China with resident scholars in an ongoing series presented by the China Business Network. This year’s program again features prominent China experts who explore Chinese business trade relationships in a geopolitical context.
Participants will be expected to read timely and exclusive essays, articles or business reports prior to each session. The resident scholars’ readings combined with in-depth discussion and Q&A will cover a wide range of topics.
Gain insight into the opportunities and challenges when doing business in and with China as it rises to prominence in the 21st century
Delve into China's relationships with other global powerhouses and sensible solutions for these groups that benefit all sides.
Get Only-in-YPO access to valuable articles and gain insights that go beyond the headlines
Keep up with fast-changing U.S.-China relationship shifts and gain firsthand information that may influence your business decisions
Join the fireside chat to ask for clarification or pose follow-up questions in a forum-like environment
Discover granular economic opportunities to jump into through candid discussion on policies and economic impact as we explore where business is expanding and where it is contracting
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