CCG Director Talked in University of Oxford, University of Manchester
2011-12-02 12:40:23 Author：ccg Source： Views：0 comment 0
In early September of 2011, Director General of CCG and Vice Chairman of China Western Returned Scholars Association CCG Director was invited by the University of Nottingham to attend the conference on China's academy. Chinese Students & Scholars
In early September of 2011, CCG Director and Vice Chairman of China Western Returned Scholars Association CCG Director was invited by the University of Nottingham to attend the conference on China's academy. Chinese Students & Scholars Association UK (CSSA UK) and Oxford CSSA (OCSSA) and Manchester CSSA (CSSA-Man) also invited CCG Director to give speeches to the students and scholars from University of Oxford and University of Manchester. During the conference and speeches, CCG Director introduced the development of Chinese enterprises, the latest talents strategy and current situation of overseas returnees' business. He also shared his recently research with participative students and scholars and they had good discussion.
On 11th-13th September 2011, University of Nottingham held the 4th International Forum for Contemporary Chinese Studies (IFCCS4). This conference was co-hosted by Asia Research Center of London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and School of Contemporary Chinese Studies (with its China Policy Institute and Nottingham Confucius Institute) of University of Nottingham. More than 200 professors from all over the world attended this conference. CCG Director gave a speech in the conference about "China's New Talent Policy, Implications and Impact on China's Development", and discusses with participative scholars on the issues of Chinese talents, economy and culture.
On 9th September, according to the invitation of CSSA UK and Oxford CSSA, CCG Director gave a lecture on "China in Transition: National Talent Strategies and Opportunities for Global Talent". This lecture offered an overall picture of China's talent strategies which have been in rapid change in recent years. In particular, he introduced the initiative of Recruit Program of Global Experts launched by the Central Organization Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. This lecture was held in one of the most famous colleges of University of Oxford, Magdalen College, and more than 100 doctors, professors and relating scholars attended. Wang discussed with the participants on the vision of overseas Chinese talents' returning and entrepreneurship in China as well as the challenges they might face. Participative scholars who with great interest to the current situation of the development of Chinese and foreign talents, were actively involved in the discussion by raising insightful questions and making good suggestions on the personnel returning from overseas development, innovation and particularly entrepreneurship.
Subsequently, CCG Director visited University of Manchester according to the invitation of CSSA UK and Manchester CSSA, and made a report about the research on the entrepreneurship of Chinese returnees. Wang told the audiences who aspire to start business in China about the opportunities and challenges of entrepreneurship made by global talents and overseas returnees. This research report was a part of the 2011 CSSAUK High-level Entrepreneurship Challenge which is very meaningful to the entrepreneurship corporation and talents exchange between China and UK. During this report, CCG Director was hired as the Honorary Advisor for the entrepreneurship challenge by CSSA UK.
During the visit in UK, CCG Director also attended the conference which was co-hosted by Durham University and Journal of European Finance on the topic of "China's Financial Market". During the conference, CCG Director talked about "The Pattern Analysis of Chinese Enterprises to Go Out" and "The Strategy of China's Overseas Talents". Many participative scholars are overseas talents, therefore, CCG Director introduced the policies relating to recruiting global talents and he also encouraged them to go to China and start businesses.
On 11th-13th September 2011, University of Nottingham held the 4th International Forum for Contemporary Chinese Studies (IFCCS4). This conference was co-hosted by Asia Research Center of London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and School of Contemporary Chinese Studies (with its China Policy Institute and Nottingham Confucius Institute) of University of Nottingham. More than 200 professors from all over the world attended this conference. CCG Director gave a speech in the conference about "China's New Talent Policy, Implications and Impact on China's Development", and discusses with participative scholars on the issues of Chinese talents, economy and culture.
On 9th September, according to the invitation of CSSA UK and Oxford CSSA, CCG Director gave a lecture on "China in Transition: National Talent Strategies and Opportunities for Global Talent". This lecture offered an overall picture of China's talent strategies which have been in rapid change in recent years. In particular, he introduced the initiative of Recruit Program of Global Experts launched by the Central Organization Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. This lecture was held in one of the most famous colleges of University of Oxford, Magdalen College, and more than 100 doctors, professors and relating scholars attended. Wang discussed with the participants on the vision of overseas Chinese talents' returning and entrepreneurship in China as well as the challenges they might face. Participative scholars who with great interest to the current situation of the development of Chinese and foreign talents, were actively involved in the discussion by raising insightful questions and making good suggestions on the personnel returning from overseas development, innovation and particularly entrepreneurship.
Subsequently, CCG Director visited University of Manchester according to the invitation of CSSA UK and Manchester CSSA, and made a report about the research on the entrepreneurship of Chinese returnees. Wang told the audiences who aspire to start business in China about the opportunities and challenges of entrepreneurship made by global talents and overseas returnees. This research report was a part of the 2011 CSSAUK High-level Entrepreneurship Challenge which is very meaningful to the entrepreneurship corporation and talents exchange between China and UK. During this report, CCG Director was hired as the Honorary Advisor for the entrepreneurship challenge by CSSA UK.
During the visit in UK, CCG Director also attended the conference which was co-hosted by Durham University and Journal of European Finance on the topic of "China's Financial Market". During the conference, CCG Director talked about "The Pattern Analysis of Chinese Enterprises to Go Out" and "The Strategy of China's Overseas Talents". Many participative scholars are overseas talents, therefore, CCG Director introduced the policies relating to recruiting global talents and he also encouraged them to go to China and start businesses.
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