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Episode 42: Santa Fe Relocation: Think like a business leader and act like a global mobility professional (Jan 5, 2022) Jan 05, 2022

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On the occasion of the 10th edition of Santa Fe Relocation’s Global Mobility Survey, we caught up with John Rason, Group Head of Consulting, Santa Fe Relocation,on the evolution of the global mobility sector in the last decade and especially since COVID-19. His piece of advice: think like a business leader and act like a global mobility professional.
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Episode 41: Kroll’s motivation for global positioning and its outlook for doing business in the GBA (Dec 1, 21) Dec 01, 2021

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How has COVID-19 changed the way companies conduct business? What are the implications for multinational corporations in light of recent regulatory changes in China? And what is the outlook for Greater Bay Area development? We are delighted to get insights from Patrick Wu, Vice Chairman and Head of Valuation Advisory, Greater China, of Duff & Phelps, A Kroll Business on doing business in Hong Kong and China under the new normal and how businesses navigate amidst rising geopolitical tension.
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Episode 40: The Hong Kong Business Journey Ep 3 (Sept 15) Sep 23, 2021

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In the third episode of The Hong Kong Business Journey, Vivek Ramachandran, CEO of Serai, a B2B business network, discussed how digitization can help SMEs achieve supply chain transparency and sustainability.
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Episode 39: Brookings' Cheng Li on His Book-Middle Class Shanghai: Reshaping US-China Engagement (Aug 10, 2021) Aug 10, 2021

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American policy makers generally view China as a monolithic entity but often overlook the diversity and complexity of its society. In his new book, Cheng Li recommends a more nuanced approach through a prism of Shanghai middle class to reshape the US-China dialogue.
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Episode 38: The Hong Kong Business Journey Ep 2 Jul 23, 2021

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AmCham Account Manager Jono Blackmore sat down with Thomas Huang, COO and Co-Founder of Happyer, a unique recruitment and talent development firm that provides deep insights into company culture and work life that are unattainable through traditional methods. In this episode of AmCham’s SME podcast series, Thomas shares his background and how he went on to start Happyer and the current recruitment environment in Hong Kong.
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Episode 37: The Hong Kong Business Journey Ep 1 Jul 06, 2021

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AmCham President Tara Joseph sat down with Ben Simpfendorfer, Founder & CEO of Silk Road Associates, a geospatial analytics firm that provides unique insight to multinational companies on how and where to expand their business in the APAC region. In this inaugural AmCham’s SME podcast series, Ben shared his business start-up journey and Hong Kong’s business outlook.

Episode 36: How to Stay Ahead of the Curve in a Volatile World? Mar 04, 2021

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Control Risks, a consultancy company that specializes in global risks analysis, has recently rolled out the 2021 edition of the Risk Map. Steve Wilford, Partner for Asia Pacific, global risk analysis at the firm, shared his key takeaways and advice on how companies should respond.

Episode 35: AmCham's New Chairwoman's Innaugural Address Jan 28, 2021

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On Jan 22, 2021, Jessica Bartlett, AmCham’s third female chairwoman, delivered her inaugural address. She laid out her key priorities for AmCham and offered her vision on the role of the international business community in shaping Hong Kong’s future.

A New Vision for Hong Kong? Dec 03, 2020

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On Nov 25, 2020, Hong Kong Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, delivered her fourth policy address, which aims to set out a new vision for Hong Kong. Will there be blue sky after the storm or a break in the clouds? Alicia Garcia Herrero, Chief Economist for Asia Pacific at Natixis, shared her key takeaways from the 2020 policy address.

Presidential Leadership in Turbulent Times Nov 05, 2020

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2020 is arguably the most tumultuous year in modern US history. What lessons we can glean from past crises? What kind of presidential leadership we need during turbulent times and how to move forward? Margaret O’Mara, history professor at the University of Washington and author of The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America, offers her assessment on presidential leadership from a historical perspective.

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