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Invitation to the Third Conference of China Outbound Forum By Sanya People’s Government Center for China and Globalization (CCG) China Association for International Economic Cooperation (CAFIEC) Smadja& Smadja Strategy Advisory December 2-3, 2016, MGM Hotel, Sanya, Hainan, China In 2014, Center for China and Globalization (CCG), China Association for International Economic Cooperation (CAFIEC), Smadja& Smadja Strategic Consulting and Sanya People’s Government jointly initiated the largest and most influential outbound forum in China. The China Outbound Forum has already established its reputation as the premier event discussing the challenges and opportunities Chinese enterprises face during their global expansion. The Forum brings together 400 participants around– government officials, journalists, as well as Chinese senior executives and their interlocutors from foreign companies. In addition, this event also invites internationally well-known scholars and experts to share their opinions. On the success of the first two conferences, the third conference will focus on the new trends and developments which have shaped Chinese companies’ globalization progress –"China’s overseas drive: Accelerating momentum, shifting focus". Speakers invited to the event include Chinese government officials who are heavily involved in international trade and economic cooperation, well-known Chinese and international business leaders, as well as global scholars from the related fields. Based on this theme, the conference will conduct discussions on these following topics: 1. The emerging trends in globalization and world economy 2. The on-going expansion and diversification of China’s outward foreign direct investments (OFDI) 3. The growing role of Chinese private sector and the emergence of additional financing sources for outbound investment 4. The key challenges Chinese companies face in expanding overseas 5. The potential opportunities and issues Chinese enterprises might encounter in the top investment destinations CCG is the largest independent think tank in China engaging in studies of globalization and international policies. With a strong focus on promoting international cooperation, CAFIEC is a national independent agency administered by the Ministry of Commerce of PRC. Smadja& Smadja is an international strategic consulting firm with rich experience in hosting global events, such as the World Economic Forum. Sanya, the host city of this conference, is also one of the host cities for Miss World pageant and is famous for its beautiful natural landscape. With the wide range of topics being covered, we believe that joining this event will help you to enhance your understanding about China, develop social connections with more Chinese enterprises, and encounter potential opportunities for future cooperation. For more information, please contact Ms. Liu Tel：+86-10-65611038-8002 Email: [email protected] Ms. Zhu Tel：+86-10-65611038-8077 Email: [email protected] MGM hotel website: http://www.mgmgrandsanya.com/en-us/ Agenda Friday, December 2nd, 2016 12:00-14:00 Registration (MGM Hotel, Sanya) 14:00-14:30 Welcome Ceremony Host Miao Lu, CCG Secretary-General Guest Speakers Claude Smadja, President of Smadja& Smadja Wang Huiyao, CCG President, CAFIEC Vice President 14:45-16:15 Plenary Session 1 Fast Expanding China Outward Investment: the Overall Picture in the Future? The year of 2016 will definitely witness a new record for China’s outbound investment and the trend is set to continue. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) proposed to simplify the regulatory regime for outbound investment. While the momentum of China’s outbound drive is accelerating, the focus of investors is moving from the Emerging Markets commodities producers to the US, Europe and Australia as sources of technology, high-end consumer’s brands. What are the key priorities and trends shaping China’s outbound drive? What factors or challenges could disrupt the expansion trend? What will be the overall picture of China’s global corporate footprint five years from now? Host Wang Huiyao, CCG President and CAFIEC Vice President Invited Guests Chen Feng, the Board Chairman of HNA Group Cui Mingmo, CAFIEC President He Ning, Former Director of Commerce Department of America Oceania Ministry, former Minister of Commerce in Chinese Embassy to the United States of America Huo Jianguo, Former President of Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation Long Yongtu, CCG Chairman of CCG, Former vice Minister of Commerce and former Secretary General of Boao Forum for Asia Ma Jun, Chief Economist of PBOC Ma Weihua, Former Executive Chairman & President& CEO of China Merchants Bank Timothy P. Stratford, Managing Partner in Covington & Burling LLP’s Beijing Office Xie Boyang, Former vice President of All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, Counselor of the State Council Zhang Hongli, Senior Executive Vice President of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Zheng Yongnian, Research Director of CCG, Director of East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore 16:15-16:45 Breaks 16:45-18:00 Panel 1 How to address the challenge of valuing a company in a volatile market? Chinese companies have often over paid their international acquisitions, and have difficulties to assess the accurate value of their prospective acquisitions as they tend to underestimate the importance of thorough due diligence and on many occasions their assessment is often made on the basis of Chinese practices and criteria. The difficulty turns to be more complicated for the more market volatility recently. What key elements to take into account for the proper valuation of target companies? What are the pitfalls to avoid in order to pay the “right price”? Host Li Weifeng, CCG Executive Vice Secretary- General Invited Guests Chen Xingdong, Managing Director of BNP Paribas Henry Cai, Founder& Chairman of AGIC Capital Honson TO, President of KPMG China Nova Chan, Senior Partner of PWC China & Hong Kong Qin Jing, Deputy General Manager of Special Finance Department in the Head Office of ICBC Wei Sun Christiansen, Asia-Pacific Co-CEO, CEO Morgan Stanley China Xu Xiaoping, Founder of Zhen Fund Xuong Liu, Managing Director of Alvarez & Marshal Consulting 16:45-18:00 Panel 2 Adjusting Internally to Win Overseas Most Chinese companies’ overseas development has to make internal adjustments either to fully integrate a new acquisition or to manage efficiently the joint-venture requirements, or to successfully operate in new markets. All of these imply a new talent strategy to attract those of intercultural understandings, capabilities to leverage technology development and to operate a new venture in a diverse cultural environment. This also implies corresponding changes of a company’s management structure and even its corporate culture. These are all big challenges to Chinese companies. A full understanding and a full commitment from the top management are absolutely necessary, a key to final success. Host Miao Lu, CCG Secretary-General Invited Guests Chen Jianzhou, Senior Vice President of ZTE Corporation Feng Xi, Senior Vice President of Dataway, Founder of Future Businesses University Gao Zhendong, President of WORX Group Hypatia Kingsley, General Manager of Spencer Stuart Consultants China Lv Wei, CEO& Founder of CDP Group Liang Jianzhang, Chairman& CEO of Ctrip Qiao Jian, Senior Vice President of Lenovo Group Shen Boyang, Vice President of LinkedIn, President of LinkedIn China Tony Tala, CEO of Rexnord China Wang Guangfa, Chairman of Fazheng Group Yi Min, CEO of MTR China You Zhonghui, Founder& Chairman of Shenzhen Seaskyland Technologies Co. Ltd 16:45-18:00 Panel 3 Looking at the evolving picture of China’s investment in Europe Chinese investment in Europe has soared over the last two years. Chinese companies are expanding their interest to industrial and technological firms as well as real estate much more beyond Germany France and the UK. Europe welcomes Chinas’ investment, but also asks China for equal reciprocal access for European investments in China. Where are the greatest opportunities for Chinese investors in Europe? Are Chinese investments facing greater scrutiny in European countries? Will Brexit change Chinese investor’s perspectives towards investment in the UK? How crucial is the bilateral investment agreement between China and the EU in reducing the growing imbalance between European investment to China and China’s to Europe? Bureaucracy, high costs, visa issues: Addressing the challenge of investment in Europe Host Sun Yongfu, Former Director of European Department of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce Invited Guests Antonio Santana Carlos, Portuguese Ambassador to China Hua Xinghong, Managing Director& President of Cerberus Capital Management China Huang Haiyan, CEO of Tech Code Joerg Wuttke, President of European Union Chamber of Commerce in China Lu Dong, Chief Representative of EU H2020 and OASC Program in China, Executive President of MECEC Sun Liqiang, Chairman of Changyu Group SZILAS Cecília, Hungarian Ambassador to China Wang Jianfeng, President of Ningbo Joyson Electronics Group 18:15-19:00 Officials Opening Plenary Host Wu Yanjun, Mayor of Sanya Invited Guests He Yafei, Former vice Foreign Minister Huang Mengfu, Former Vice Chairman of National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), Honorary Chairman of All China Federation of Industry and Commerce (ACFIC) Kevin Michael Rudd, Former Prime Minister
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