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Business and Change in Hong Kong, China, and Asia
Ronnie C. Chan is Chair of Hang Lung Properties, one of Greater China's largest property companies. Mr. Chan received his MBA from USC in 1976 and has maintained close ties to the university ever since, serving as a longtime Trustee and launching the USC Hong Kong Alumni Association. In this Dean’s Dialogue with Geoff Garrett he will discuss the future of business and the economy in Hong Kong and mainland China, as well as the implications for Asia under changing Sino-American relations.
When:
March 11, 2021 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Ronnie C. Chan is Chair of Hang Lung Properties, one of Greater China's largest property companies. Mr. Chan received his MBA from USC in 1976 and has maintained close ties to the university ever since, serving as a longtime Trustee and launching the USC Hong Kong Alumni Association. In this Dean’s Dialogue with Geoff Garrett he will discuss the future of business and the economy in Hong Kong and mainland China, as well as the implications for Asia under changing Sino-American relations.
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