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The Sixteenth Congress of the CPC Impacts on China's Economic Reform and Development
| Location- Beijing: |
Dec. 3, 2002 |
9:00AM -5:00PM |
| Location - Guangzhou: |
Dec. 12, 2002 |
9:00AM -5:00PM |
Background:
The Sixteenth Congress of the Communist Party of China is the first Congress in the 21 century and will provide a big picture of China's Economic Reform and Development. The new structure of the Communist Party of China and the key methodologies, policies and principles of the congress will play a vital role in guiding economic strategic planning and affecting further investments in China, no matter the investors are from domestic or abroad. Motorola University China takes the initiative to invite keynote speakers to share their ideas and knowledge on the Congress contents, possible economic development trends, economic reforms, new challenges and opportunities in China after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC. And also, you will have enough time to share your ideas or exchange ideas with the keynote speakers.
The speakers are from Motorola, Peking University, and Bank of China International Holdings. They have rich business experiences and strong economic research background in China and US. All such information experiences sharing and activities will provide insights for your organizations and for yourselves too.
Objectives:
Upon completion, you will be able to:br
- Get Awareness about Brief History of the Congress of the CPC, its orgnazition structure, impact on personnel changing
- Discuss with Keynote Speakers on Key Messages of the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC and Possible Effects for Foreign Investments in China
- Share ideas with Keynote Speakers on China Economy Reform and Development Trends after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
- Learn new challenges and opportunities to do business in China after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
Contact Information:
Seminar Agenda and Contents (BJ Session - Dec. 3rd)
| Time |
Agenda |
Speaker |
| 8:30 |
Registration |
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| 9:00~9:10 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
Mr. Tom Sun, Corp. Vice President of Motorola, Inc.,President of Motorola Electronics Taiwan, Ltd.General Manager of Motorola University, Asia Pacific |
| 9:10~10:30 |
Topic One: Brief History of the Congress of the CPC, CPC Org. Structure
Background of Each Congress of the CPC
Key Principles and Characteristics of Each Congress of the CPC
Q and A for Topic One |
Mr. Patrick Choy, Corporate Vice President of Motorola, Inc., Corporate Director Strategic Finance Asia Pacific. He enjoys profound knowledge and experiences in corporate finance, business operation, regulations related to foreign investment in China, serving as a consultant to the PRC State Administration of Taxation since 1993. |
| 10:30~10:45 |
Morning Tea Break & Free Discussion |
| 10:45~13:00 |
Topic Two: China Economy Reform and Development Trends after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
General Trends of China Economy Development
New Organization of the CPC and Possible Leadership Styles
Principles of the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC and Possible Reform Trends |
Mr. Hai Wen, Ph. D. in Economics (University of California, Davis, 1991); Professor in economics, Senior Deputy Director for China Center for Economic Research at Peking University. His teaching & research focus on International Economics and Development, Globalization, China Economy Reform and Development. He is a famous Economist in China and World. He delivered many public speeches and enjoys high satisfaction rate. |
| 13:00~14:00 |
Lunch |
| 14:00~15:30 |
Topic Three: New Challenges & Opportunities for Foreign Companies after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
How I view the Key Principles of the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
MNCs Investment environment in China after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC |
Mr. Cao Yuanzheng, Ph. D. in Economics (China People's University); Director for Bank of China International Holdings, Vice CEO and Chief Economist. He was a member of the Chinese Government Economy & System Reform Committee, still an advisor for the Chinese government. His research focuses on Comparative Economics System and Macroeconomics, investment and etc. He has close relationships with government agents, research organizations and universities, well-known in the field in China. He also delivered many public speeches and enjoys high satisfaction rate. |
| 15:30~15:45 |
Afternoon Tea & Free Discussion |
| 15:45~16:30 |
Topic Three: New Challenges & Opportunities for Foreign Companies after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
New Challenges for your org. doing business in China
New Opportunities for your org. doing business in China |
Mr. Cao Yuanzheng, Ph. D. in Economics (China People's University); Director for Bank of China International Holdings, Vice CEO and Chief Economist. He was a member of the Chinese Government Economy & System Reform Committee, still an advisor for the Chinese government. His research focuses on Comparative Economics System and Macroeconomics, investment and etc. He has close relationships with government agents, research organizations and universities. He also delivered many public speeches and enjoys high satisfaction rate. |
| 16:30~17:00 |
Q&A
Closing |
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Seminar Agenda and Contents (GuangZhou Session - Dec. 12th)
| Time |
Agenda |
Speaker |
| 8:30 |
Registration |
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| 9:00~9:10 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
Mr. Tom Sun, Corp. Vice President of Motorola, Inc.,President of Motorola Electronics Taiwan, Ltd.General Manager of Motorola University, Asia Pacific |
| 9:10~10:30 |
Topic One: Brief History of the Congress of the CPC, CPC Org. Structure
Background of Each Congress of the CPC
Key Principles and Characteristics of Each Congress of the CPC
Q and A for Topic One |
Mr. Patrick Choy, Corporate Vice President of Motorola, Inc., Corporate Director Strategic Finance Asia Pacific. He enjoys profound knowledge and experiences in corporate finance, business operation, regulations related to foreign investment in China, serving as a consultant to the PRC State Administration of Taxation since 1993. |
| 10:30~10:45 |
Morning Tea Break & Free Discussion |
| 10:45~13:00 |
Topic Two: China Economy Reform and Development Trends after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
General Trends of China Economy Development
New Organization of the CPC and Possible Leadership Styles
Principles of the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC and Possible Reform Trends |
Mr. Hai Wen, Ph. D. in Economics (University of California, Davis, 1991); Professor in economics, Senior Deputy Director for China Center for Economic Research at Peking University. His teaching & research focus on International Economics and Development, Globalization, China Economy Reform and Development. He is a famous Economist in China and World. He delivered many public speeches and enjoys high satisfaction rate. |
| 13:00~14:00 |
Lunch |
| 14:00~15:30 |
Topic Three: New Challenges & Opportunities for Foreign Companies after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
How I view the Key Principles of the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
MNCs Investment environment in China after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC |
Mr. Cao Yuanzheng, Ph. D. in Economics (China People's University); Director for Bank of China International Holdings, Vice CEO and Chief Economist. He was a member of the Chinese Government Economy & System Reform Committee, still an advisor for the Chinese government. His research focuses on Comparative Economics System and Macroeconomics, investment and etc. He has close relationships with government agents, research organizations and universities, well-known in the field in China. He also delivered many public speeches and enjoys high satisfaction rate. |
| 15:30~15:45 |
Afternoon Tea & Free Discussion |
| 15:45~16:30 |
Topic Three: New Challenges & Opportunities for Foreign Companies after the Sixteenth Congress of the CPC
New Challenges for your org. doing business in China
New Opportunities for your org. doing business in China |
Mr. Cao Yuanzheng, Ph. D. in Economics (China People's University); Director for Bank of China International Holdings, Vice CEO and Chief Economist. He was a member of the Chinese Government Economy & System Reform Committee, still an advisor for the Chinese government. His research focuses on Comparative Economics System and Macroeconomics, investment and etc. He has close relationships with government agents, research organizations and universities. He also delivered many public speeches and enjoys high satisfaction rate.
Senior Government Official of GuangDong Province
Tim Chen, President of Motorola China Electronic Ltd. |
| 16:30~17:00 |
Q&A |
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| 17:00~17:30 |
Closing |
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Speakers Business Background:
BIODATA FOR MR. PATRICK CHOY
Mr. Patrick Choy enjoys the titles of Motorola Corporate Vice President, and Corporate Director of Strategic Finance Asia Pacific. He joined Motorola semiconductor operations in Hong Kong and has been engaged in senior finance positions of Motorola semiconductor operations in Asia Pacific. The key positions include: Motorola Corporate Finance Manager Asia Pacific, Director of Corporate Finance Asia Pacific, Vice President of Motorola Inc., Corporate Vice President and Corporate Director of Strategic Finance Asia Pacific.
Since 1986 Mr. Choy has been actively participating in the establishment and development of Motorola operations in China. Mr. Choy also served as a Board member (director) in practically all the Motorola companies in the Asia Pacific region. Because of his knowledge and experience on financial law and regulations related to foreign investment in the region, several governments in the Asia Pacific have sought Mr. Choy's advice. This also includes serving as a Consultant to the PRC State Administration of Taxation since April 1993.
BIODATA FOR MR. HAI WEN
Mr. Hai Wen (Ph.D.) is Inchcape Professor of Economics, Senior Deputy Director of China Center for Economic Research (CCER) at Peking University. His teaching and research areas include International Economics (Trade), Development Economics, and Transitional Economics.
His professional employments include: Professor and Senior Deputy Director, China Center for Economic Research (CCER), Peking University; Deputy Director, China Center for Economic Research (CCER), Peking University; Assistant and Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Fort Lewis College, Colorado State University, Durango, Colorado, USA.; Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, RSPAS, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia; Visiting Professor, Department of Economics and IGA, University of California, Davis, USA; Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of California, Davis, California, USA.; Lecturer, Department of Economics, California State University, Sacramento, California, USA; Lecturer, Department of Economics, California State University, San Francisco, California, USA.; Secretary General, China Economics Annual Conference; Member, Academic Committee of Economic Research on China, The Ford Foundation, U.S.A.; President of the Chinese Economists Society (CES), U.S.A.; Member of the Board of the Directors (four terms), Chinese Economists Society (CES), USA.; Chairman, the Steering Committee of "1990 International Symposium on China's Economic Reform", July, 1990, University of California, Davis.
With rich experience to consult for the Chinese enterprises and MNCs in China, with more than 20 books and papers published, Mr. Hai Wen has made great contributions to teaching and research, and enjoys the following honors and awards: The Distinguished Teaching Assistant Award (Economics), University of California, Davis, 1990; Honors of the Chinese Economists Society, the Chinese Economists Society (CES), U.S.A. 1992; The 1997 Li Foundation Heritage Prize in Economics for Excellence in Creative Activity, the Li Foundation, Inc., San Francisco，1996; The National Outstanding Returning Scholar Award, the Ministry of Personnel and the State Commission of Education, the People's Republic of China, 1997; Outstanding Teacher in Peking University, 2000.
BIODATA FOR MR. CAO YUANZHENG
Cao Yuanzheng, Ph. D. in Economics (China People's University); Visiting Professor at Economic Institute of Damstadt, Germany; Director for Bank of China International Holdings, & Vice CEO and Chief Economist. Mr. Cao has been involved in methodology research and policies formulation on China economic reform and macro-economy. His research focuses on Comparative Economics System and Macroeconomics. Mr. Cao has been specialist for International Bank, Asia Development Bank, and United Nations Development Planning Office. Mr. Cao is noted for his scholarly attainments and has earned many awards for his outstanding contribution in research. He is still an advisor for the Chinese government, also has rich experiences for the Chinese enterprises and MNCs doing business in China.
Mr Cao Yuanzheng holds many positions such as: Deputy President of the Economic System Reform Institute under the State Economic System Reform Committee; Director of Comparative Economic System Office under the Foreign Economic System Department; Deputy Head of Comparative Economic System Research Office under the China Economic System Reform Research Institute; Ph. D. Tutor for Economic Department of China People's University; Researcher for Peking University, Qinghua University and China Center for Economic Research (CCER); Quest Professor of North California University, USA; Adjunct Professor of Fu Dan University; and Deputy Secretary-general of China Macro-economy Association.
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