The editor of TIME International will give an updated political and cultural analysis of Hong Kong's status as a world city and share insights on what the future may hold for Hong Kong, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong this Friday.

Michael Elliott is the editor of TIME International and the Deputy Managing Editor of Time magazine in the U.S.A. As Hong Kong has continued to elevate its status as a major world city, Elliott will address questions like:

Michael Elliott joined TIME as editor-at-large in 2001. He spent 10 years at The Economist where he was political editor and Washington bureau chief. He then spent 7 years at Newsweek, and was editor of Newsweek International.

Michael Elliott was educated at Oxford University, after which he taught at Northwestern University, the University of Warwick and the LSE.

You are cordially invited to cover his speech. Details as follows:

Date : June 6, 2008 (Friday)

Time : 1:00 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:50 pm)

Venue : Renaissance Harbour View Hotel, Oasis Room (8/F), 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai

Details: http://www.amcham.org.hk/events/notice.080606_Elliott.html

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Four distinguished marketing and communications experts will share professional techniques for selecting and managing an advertising or public relations agency, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong this Thursday.

They will reveal how the world's leading companies get the best work for the right fee from their advertising and public relations agencies.

Distinguished speakers include:

 

 

 

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Date : June 5, 2008 (Thursday)

Time : 12:30 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:20 pm)

 Venue          : AmCham Conference Room, 1904 Bank of America Tower, 12 Harcourt Road, Central

 Details          : http://www.amcham.org.hk/events/notice.080605_marketingpartners.html

 

 

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The director of McKinsey & Company will share best practices of what companies must do to achieve their goals in China, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Tuesday.

Jonathan Woetzel, director of McKinsey & Company’s Greater China office (Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei) and cofounder of its Shanghai office, will also discuss the direct relationship between global success and excellence in China, with focus on what it takes to be successful in this market.

Dr. Woetzel has advised a broad range of Chinese and multinational companies on strategic, organizational, and operational issues. His work has encompassed the automotive, food, healthcare, energy, pharmaceuticals and medical products, chemicals, steel, and natural resources sectors. He has also helped the State Economic Commission of China in developing regulatory and other initiatives to improve the foreign investment environment in China, and advised city governments in China on their industrial and urban renewal.

Dr. Woetzel is a frequent contributor to the McKinsey Quarterly, has published articles in the Asian Wall Street Journal and the South China Morning Post, and is widely quoted by Chinese and international media on a range of business issues.

Dr. Woetzel holds a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Southern California, where his work focused on China's international political economy. He speaks fluent Mandarin.

 

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      Date: May 27, 2008 (Tuesday) (PLEASE REGISTER BY MAY 26, 2008)

      Time: 1:00 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:45 pm)

 Venue: AmCham Conference Room, 1904 Bank of America Tower, 12 Harcourt Road, Central

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A panel of marketing strategists from Google Hong Kong, The Hyperfactory and PCCW will share crucial insights of advertising solutions on mobile phones for marketers, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong this Wednesday.

Preston Lau, Head of Sales and Business Development of Google Hong Kong, Tanbir Rahman, Vice President, Asia Pacific of The Hyperfactory and Lindsay Servian, Managing Director, Advertising and Interactive Services of PCCW will also demonstrate what has been done, what is being done, and what more can be done in promoting products and services via mobile phones, followed by a Q&A session moderated by Benjamin Grubbs, Regional Director, Interactive Media, Turner Broadcasting System Asia Pacific.

As the Head of Sales and Business Development of Google Hong Kong, Preston Lau has led Google's strategic partnership development in the region and successfully established key relationships with Hutchison and HTC, among others. He has worked on beefing up Google's service offerings around videos, maps and finance.

Tanbir Rahman is the Vice President, Asia Pacific with The Hyperfactory, a company that creates, executes and analyses long-term mobile strategies. Tanbir's expertise lies in the business and marketing application of technology.

Lindsay Servian heads PCCW's Advertising and Interactive Services business unit, which offers a wide range of broadcast and interactive advertising solutions to small to medium sized entities and corporate clients, as well as transactional services.

Benjamin Grubbs joined Turner Broadcasting System Asia Pacific as regional director of interactive media, focusing on expanding Turner properties' online presence. Prior to joining Turner, Benjamin was the Marketing Director for eBay Hong Kong.

 

 

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Date : May 21, 2008 (Wednesday)

Speech : 12:45 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:35 pm)

                           Venue : JW Marriott Hotel, Ballroom (L3), Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong

 

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An environmental law expert and the professor of Notre Dame Law School will look at environmental law and policy in Hong Kong and China as well as legislative and policy models used elsewhere around the world, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Monday.

John Copeland Nagle, the professor of Notre Dame Law School where he teaches legislation, property and a variety of environmental law courses, will also outline the scale and sources of Hong Kong air and water pollution and discuss existing Hong Kong government policy and regulatory frameworks, in a conversation with Christine Loh, founder and CEO of Civic Exchange.

Professor Nagle was a visiting Fulbright scholar with the faculty of law of the University of Hong Kong this spring and has lectured on legislation and environmental issues at numerous forums in the United States and around the world. His articles on statutory interpretation, the legislative process, campaign finance, and environmental law have been published in journals such as the Yale Law Journal, the Columbia Law Review, the Michigan Law Review, the University of Pennsylvania Law Review and the New York University Law Review. His latest book, Law’s Environment: How Environmental Law Actually Affects the Environment, will be published by the Yale University Press in 2009.

Professor Nagle has participated in numerous activities outside of the law school. He has served as a member of the executive committee of the Section on Legislation of the American Association of Law Schools and as a vice chair on the Endangered Species Committee of the American Bar Association's environmental section.

Christine Loh is a lawyer by training and served as a member of the Hong Kong LegCo. In addition to her current work as a policy analyst, Ms. Log is an international adviser to the GLOBE G8+5 Climate Change Dialogue and serves on numerous non-profit bodies nationally and internationally.

 

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Date : May 19, 2008 (Monday)

Time : 1:00 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:50 pm)

Venue : Club Lusitano, 27/F, 16 Ice House Street, Central, Hong Kong

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The Tax Director of Deloitte Hong Kong will give an overview of the U.S. tax considerations and tax planning strategies, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong this Friday.

Connie Kwok, a Director at International Tax Services of Deloitte Hong Kong, will also cover topics including choice of entity, intermediary holding company, outbound contribution and capitalization during the formation stage; deemed dividend and passive foreign investment company issues during the operating stage; and the key U.S. tax compliance requirements.

Connie has extensive experience in advising individuals and multinational corporations on cross-border tax issues involving U.S. inbound investments (Chinese/HK companies investing or doing business in the U.S.) and U.S. outbound investments, with focus in the Asia Pacific Region, especially Greater China. 

 

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 Venue: AmCham Conference Room, 1904 Bank of America Tower, 12 Harcourt Road, Central

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A former White House aide and the co-founder and Chairman of RGE Monitor will give an insight into US and global economic and financial outlook and its implications for Asia, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Thursday.

Nouriel Roubini, the Chairman of the popular economic website, Roubini Global Economics (RGE) Monitor and professor of Economics at New York University's Stern School of Business, is well known for his call on the subprime crisis. He is an internationally known expert in the field of international macroeconomics and former White House aide.

Professor Roubini served as a senior adviser to the Under Secretary for International Affairs, Director of the Office of Policy Development and Review of the U.S. Treasury Department (1999 - 2000) and Senior Economist for International Affairs of White House Council of Economic Advisers (1998 - 1999).

Professor Roubini is the author of several books, including: Bailouts or Bail-ins? Responding to Financial Crises in Emerging Economies, Political Cycles and the Macroeconomy, and International Financial Crises and the New International Financial Architecture.

Professor Roubini received an undergraduate degree at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy and a Ph.D. in Economics at Harvard University, and was previously a faculty member at Yale University.

 

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Date : May 8, 2008 (Thursday)

Time : 1:00 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:50 pm)

Venue : Renaissance Harbour View Hotel, Concord Room (8/F), 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai

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The chairman of Crown Worldwide Group, Jim Thompson, will outline the factors and critical decisions underpinning Crown's decades-long success as a local company that has gone 'global', and share anecdotes about the many memorable business issues he has encountered around the world, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong this Tuesday.

Mr. Thompson will explain how he grew a global business from his base in Asia and, specifically, in business-friendly Hong Kong. He will also share his thoughts on how a company, and the person who represents it to the community, should relate, mentor and give something back to the business community and to Hong Kong-at-large, in a conversation with AmCham Chairman, Steve DeKrey.

Jim Thompson graduated from San Jose State University, in California, with a B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering   and has lived in Japan and then Hong Kong ever since.  His many voluntary community service positions include: chairing the Hong Kong Trade Development Council's Logistics Services Advisory Committee; membership of the Investment Promotion Ambassador Scheme; board membership of Ocean Park Corporation; member of the Hong Kong Forum and Vision 2047; and as chairman or board member of many charitable or non-profit organizations, such as the Hong Kong-America Center. He has represented Hong Kong on many of its trade missions around the world and he's also a non-executive director on the Board of Wharf (Holdings) Ltd.

Mr. Thompson served two terms, in 2003 and 2004, as chairman of the AmCham Board of Governors. In 2003, he was awarded Hong Kong's Gold Bauhinia Star.

Mr. Steve DeKrey is 2008 Chairman of American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong. He is Senior Associate Dean, Director of Masters Programs and Adjunct Professor of Management at HKUST Business School.

 

 

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Date : April 22, 2008 (Tuesday)

Time : 1:00 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:50 pm)

Venue : Renaissance Harbour View Hotel, Oasis Room (8/F), 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai

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The Vice President of Shenzhen Ping An Bank will discuss how the dual impact of rising inflation and ever-stringent macro-economic control will affect China's banking and industrial sectors, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong this Friday.

Mr. David Kiang, Vice President and the Executive Management Committee member of Shenzhen Ping An Bank, will also talk about the future of foreign banks in China, drawing upon his over 20 years’ experience in China banking, in a conversation with the Co-Chair of AmCham China Business Committee, Mr. James Sun.

Mr. Kiang holds a B.A. and an M.S. degrees in aeronautics and astronautics from MIT and an MBA from Harvard University. He has been based in Asia since the mid-1970s, and worked in aeronautics in Canada before switching to banking in New York. He has held top posts in Citibank, Dao Heng, First Interstate, Bangkok and Standard Chartered banks, and was COO for Citic Ka Wah Bank and North Asia MD for NM Rothschild. In 2001, he joined First Sino Bank in Shanghai as Vice Chair and CEO.

Mr. Kiang was awarded "World Manager Achievement" in 2005 and received the "China's 10 New Outstanding Leadership Award" in 2006. He is a member of the People's Political Consultative Council of China's Jiangsu Province.

Mr. James Sun is the Managing Director of Charles Schwab HK Ltd.

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Date : April 11, 2008 (Friday)

Time : 1:00 – 2:00 pm (Media registration starts at 12:50 pm)

Venue : Renaissance Harbour View Hotel, Oasis Room (8/F), 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai

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The Director of the Centre for Civil Society and Governance at The University of Hong Kong will reveal how the government’s civil engagement/public consultation process works and how it can be made to work better, at a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Monday.

Joseph C. W. Chan, director of the Centre for Civil Society and Governance and professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at The University of Hong Kong, will also comment on recent findings of an influential report commissioned by the Bauhinia Foundation Research Centre, From Consultation to Civic Engagement: The Road to Better Policy-making and Governance in Hong Kong.

Professor Chan is the lead author of the report. His research interests include contemporary liberalism, Confucian political philosophy, theory and practice of human rights, civil society and NGOs, and social cohesion. He has published articles in various leading journals including China Quarterly, Ethics, History of Political Thought, Journal of Democracy, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Philosophy and Public Affairs, and Philosophy East and West.

Professor Chan holds a degree in political science from Chinese University of Hong Kong, an M.Sc. in political philosophy from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Ph. D in political philosophy from the University of Oxford. He was a visiting scholar at the Harvard-Yenching Institute, Harvard University in 1999-2000 and was Head of Department from 2002-2004.

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A top U.S. official dealing with multilateral and bilateral trade issues on textile, apparel and footwear, will share his views on U.S. trade policy in a post-quota world, in a luncheon to be held by the American Chamber of Commerce next Monday.

R. Matthew Priest, chairman of the Committee for Implementation of Textiles Agreements (CITA), will give the U.S. perspective on transition issues surrounding future textiles trade with China. He will also discuss the U.S. Administration's objectives for textiles trade in the ongoing WTO Doha Round and results of the Textile and Apparel monitoring program for Vietnam. He will also outline the Administration's trade agenda in its final year, including FTAs with Colombia, Panama and Korea and look at recent developments in the footwear industry. 

Mr. Priest’s role at the Commerce Department's ITA includes oversight of programs and strategies to improve domestic and international competitiveness of the U.S. fiber, textiles, and apparel and footwear industries.

CITA is a government interagency group chaired by the Commerce Department, which is responsible for trade policy on textiles and the supervision and implementation of U.S. textile trade agreements. It is the decision-making body handling the phase-out of garment and textile quotas in the U.S. and administering the Textile Safeguards provided for under China's accession to the WTO.

 

 

 

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Date : March 31, 2008 (Monday)

Time : 1:15– 2:00pm (Media registration starts at 1:00pm)

Venue: Hotel Miramar Hong Kong, Function Rm II (B2), 118 Nathan Rd, TST

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AAFA's President and CEO (American Apparel & Footwear Association), together with its Senior Vice President, will discuss its recently published update of the Restricted Substance List, in a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Monday. 

AAFA is one of the most influential trade organizations in America and its membership accounts for more than US$225 billion in yearly retail sales.

Mr. Kevin M. Burke, AAFA President and CEO, and Mr. Stephen Lamar, its Senior Vice President, explain how this list was built, key challenges faced during this process, leverage between brands, and information cascade to manufacturers in China and Asia. 

They will update attendees on Product Safety discussions now underway in the U.S. Congress, sharing  'inside the beltway' perspectives in Washington on the most critical issues affecting the apparel and footwear industry; and they will comment on a recently concluded US-China Textile Agreement.

Mr. Burke joined the AAFA in June 2001. Since then, AAFA has grown its membership base, its member programs, its financial position and its standing on Capitol Hill. Burke is a career government relations professional, with 25 years of experience in Washington. He most recently served as vice president for government relations for Food Distributors International, a trade association representing wholesalers of food to independent grocers and restaurants.

Mr. Stephen Lamar is a career government relations professional, with more than 15 years of experience in Washington.

 

 

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 Venue: AmCham Conference Room, 1904 Bank of America Tower, 12 Harcourt Road, Central

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The Chairman and Acting CEO of Morgan Stanley Asia will examine how the current US economic slowdown is different from those in the recent past - and what that means for Asia, specifically China and Hong Kong, at a luncheon to be hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Wednesday.

Stephen S. Roach will also share his views on the impact of the subprime crisis, the economic implications of the US election for Asia, and the ongoing Sino-US trade policy debate, in a conversation with Jack Maisano, President of The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.

Widely recognized as one of Wall Street’s most influential economists, Mr. Roach has been an avid participant in the Sino-US trade policy debate and repeatedly given testimony on this issue in the US Congress. His work has appeared in academic journals, books, congressional testimony and on the op-ed pages of The Financial Times, The New York Times, The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal.

Prior to his appointment as Asia Chairman in 2007, Mr. Roach was Morgan Stanley's Global Chief Economist for more than a decade. Before joining Morgan Stanley in 1982, Mr. Roach was Vice President for Economic Analysis for the Morgan Guaranty Trust Company in New York.

Mr. Roach holds a Ph.D. in economics from New York University and a Bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin.

 

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Date : February 27, 2008 (Wednesday) (PLEASE REGISTER BY FEB 25, 2008)

Time : 1:15 – 2:00pm (Media registration starts at 1:00pm)

Venue : Conrad Hong Kong, Harcourt Room (LL), Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong

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The Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Esquel Group is going to share his insights on China's textiles industry for the years ahead, in a presentation to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong next Tuesday.

Dr. John Cheh, who plays an influential role in the Textile and Clothing Sector Committee of the China Association of Enterprise with Foreign Investment (CAEFI), will answer three key questions: 

 

·      Is it going to be smooth sailing in the coming years or is it the calm before the storm?

·      How will Chinese textile players steer their business in response to the rising currency and costs?

·      How will the growing environmental and product safety concerns rock the boat?

 

With the new opportunities brought forth by the end of global quotas and the stability as a result of the bilateral agreements, it has been two relatively good years for China's textile industry.

 

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Date : January 29, 2008 (Tuesday)

Time : 8:30 – 9:30am (Media registration starts at 8:20am)

Venue : JW Marriot, Ballroom (L3), Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty

 

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In the light of interpreting Hong Kong’s approach to entrepreneurship, the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong will invite some of Hong Kong’s most successful entrepreneurs to share their insights in a panel discussion held this Thursday.

It will be preceded by an overview from Chinese University HK, based on its Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report latest findings, presented by Prof. Kevin Au and Prof. Hugh Thomas, Associate Director and Director of The Chinese University of HK Center for Entrepreneurship respectively.

The panel discussion, moderated by Dr. Florence Ho, Senior Lecturer, School of Professional Education and Executive Development, HK Polytechnic University, will be joined by:

 

·    Gary Crestejo, Business Director of Demiurge Unit LED Experience Design & Consultancy

·    Alvin Ho, Managing Director, Head of China-Growth/Expansion Capital, CLSA Capital Partners (HK) Ltd.

·    Charles Mok, Chairman of Internet Society Hong Kong

 

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) is a not-for-profit academic research consortium that has as its goal making quality international research data on entrepreneurial activity readily available to as wide an audience as possible.

Demiurge Unit LED Experience Design & Consultancy was awarded Innovative Entrepreneur of the Year 2007 by JCI HK, Awards for Industries 2006 by HKGCC, and LED Design Award 2006 by China Solid State Lighting Association.

CLSA is an award-winning brokerage, investment banking and private equity group in the Asia-Pacific markets. It was founded in 1986 and headquartered in Hong Kong.

 

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Date : January 24, 2008 (Thursday)

Time : 12:30 – 2:00pm (Media registration starts at 12:20pm)

Venue : Chinese University HK MBA Town Center, 1/F, Bank of America Tower

12 Harcourt Road, Central

 

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