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Berkeley China Forum 2012: China in Transition
Berkeley China Forum, a "TED TALK" about China, is a non-profit organization that creates a platform for people to discuss opportunities and challenges that China faces.
When:
November 18, 2012 9:30am to 6:30pm
Where
Featured Speakers: Lowell Dittmer, Professor, Political Science, UCB; Katie Quan, Associate Chair, Institute for Research and Labor and Employment; Jack Jia, Chairman and CEO, Baynote, Inc; Partner, GSR Ventures
Berkeley China Forum, a "TED TALK" about China, is a non-profit organization that creates a platform for people to discuss opportunities and challenges that China faces. Topics include Technology Innovation, Economic Transformation, Clean Energy, Social Entrepreneurship and Public Opinion.
For more information: BerkeleyChinaForum.org
To register: BerkeleyChinaForum.eventbrite.com
Panels:
· Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation
· Clean Energy, Green Technology and Sustainable Development
· Economic Transformation Following Globalization
· Social Entrepreneurship and the Responsibility of Youth
· Public Opinion and China from Different Perspectives
Phone Number:
510-643-6321
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