CUPERTINO, Calif. — A panel of Chinese senior government officials will address investment and career opportunities in China and the United States on May 11 at the Hyatt Regency, San Francisco Airport.
Wu Xiaohua, one of three Chinese officials who will speak at the “Investment, Development and Entrepreneurship in China” seminar, will present an analysis of the valuation of the renminbi, new labor laws, and future policies on domestic and foreign investment. He is the director of the Department of Research Project Management at the Academy of Macroeconomic Research, a section of the cabinet-level National Development and Reform Commission responsible for providing economic guidelines for decision-makers in China.
Dong Jianlong, a counselor to China’s Ministry of Science and Technology, will present strategies on attracting technological and industrial development and talent, including incentive packages for returning scholars and students. Dong also will discuss whether the country will focus on clean energy, biotech or semiconductors, and the investment opportunities.
Sun Xuewei, deputy director of the General Office in the Guangzhou Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone, has helped entrepreneurs establish and grow their businesses for more than a decade. Sun will introduce high-tech development zones across China and favorable policies for attracting entrepreneurs.
This event is sponsored by the Chinese Overseas Exchange Association, and co-organized by the Peking University Alumni Association of Northern California, Nan Hai Inc., Hua Yuan Science and Technology Association, Silicon Valley Chinese Engineers Association, Chinese-American BioPharmaceutical Society, and the North America Chinese Semiconductor Association.
“The three speakers will really give you a holistic view of how to do investing in China,” said Henry (Haixiang) He, co-director of marketing for the Hua Yuan Science and Technology Association.
In 2006, China surpassed the United States as the world’s largest exporter, reaching $404 billion compared to U.S. $367 billion, according to Manufacturing and Technology News. China’s manufactured exports are expected to more than double those of the United States by 2011. Its economic boom has built up $1.2 trillion in currency reserves, the largest in the world.
“Investment, Development and Entrepreneurship in China”
Sunday, May 11 | 2:30 p.m.
Hyatt Regency, San Francisco Airport
1333 Bayshore Highway, Burlingame, Calif.
Admission is free and open to the public.
In Mandarin Chinese