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June 15, 2009 (Mon)
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Changes and Challenges for the New U.S. President
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Michael Elliott Editor, TIME International and Deputy Managing Editor, TIME, U.S
Moderated by Leland Sun Managing Director, Pan Asian Mortgage and AmCham Executive Committee Board Member
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Barack Obama’s first months in office have been the most dramatic of any U.S. President since Franklin Roosevelt, who reinvented American government in the 1930s. Obama is making his mark amid a national, and global, economic crisis. He is establishing bold policies that are characterized by change, in the ways people think and act. But not everyone agrees with what Obama is doing, and it’s unclear if he will succeed in revitalizing the U.S. and improving its global standing. Michael Elliott, Editor of TIME International, will take a close look at Obama’s first few months in office, examine the changes he has made, and assess the challenges he faces.
Michael Elliott is the editor of TIME International and the Deputy Managing Editor of Time magazine in the U.S.A. He joined TIME as editor-at-large in 2001. Elliott also spent 10 years at The Economist where he was political editor and Washington bureau chief. He then spent seven years at Newsweek, and was editor of Newsweek International. He was educated at Oxford University, after which he taught at Northwestern University, the University of Warwick and the LSE.
Leland Sun is the founder of Pan Asian Mortgage Company Limited, an innovative financial services company. In 1997, Mr. Sun was appointed by the Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong SAR government as the first Chief Operating Officer of The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation (HKMC). Previously, Mr. Sun was a Senior Managing Director with Bear Stearns Asia Ltd. and an Executive Director with Goldman Sachs (Asia) Ltd. responsible for Greater China fixed income distribution and capital markets.
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| Time: |
12:00noon Registration/Networking 12:30pm Lunch 1:05pm Remarks 2:00pm Close
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Member Fee: HK$390 [ Login Now | Enjoy special member rates ] Non Member Fee: HK$510 Corporate Table Fee (10-12pax): HK$4,800
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Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Oasis Room (8/F) 1 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong
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cli@amcham.org.hk Fax (852) 2810 1289 |
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