Talk by top female anchor of the Chinese media,Ada Lau

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• Ada Lau, Chinese Pheonix media
• Monday 07 June 2010, 17:00-18:30
• Cambridge Union Chamber, 9a Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB2 1UB.

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“Witnessing a rapidly changing China: 2000 to 2010”By Ada Lau(刘芳)

Dear all,

Camtessential is a high-end China development forum in Cambridge and cross-border business bridge between UK, US, Europe and China. We have been very honored to invite Ada Lau, a top female news anchor of the Chinese media to give a lecture at Cambridge Union on Monday the 7th, June. This is a free event co-hosted by Camtessential, Cambridge University United Nations Association and Marshall Society.

Talk by Ada Lau, top female news anchor of the Chinese media.

“Witnessing a rapidly changing China: 2000 to 2010”

—China’s transformation and its real dynamics from a unique, personal perspective

When: Monday 7th June 2010, 5pm (admission before 4.45pm, as late entries may not be permitted)

Where: Cambridge Union Chamber, 9a Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB2 1UB View map

Entrance free for all.

As one of the most popular and well received icons in the Chinese media, Ada Lau of Phoenix TV is a top female news anchor, presenting many insightful thoughts and raising the bar on finance programs in the media field with more comprehensive and incisive reports. An ex investment banker on Wall Street (with ML and GS) and involved in numerous financing and acquisition projects, Ada has moved a long way as someone with a degree in Logistic Engineering from Cornell.

China is probably the fastest changing country in the world today, and the first ten years of our new millennium is one of the most exciting times to be working in China. After 30 years of opening up and reform, China has established a functional market economy yet at the same time opportunites still abound. People tend to focus a great deal on China’s “growth” without truly appreciating the important transformations, or changes it also makes, which she intends to address. This may help analyse or predict where China will be going in the future by better understanding its previous path.

Come and witness a novel perspective on the changes of China that Ada has personally gone through at her unique positions, such as the early days of financial integration with the world, how fast Chinese bankers’ mentalities change, the 2003 downturn in Hong Kong, Olympics and China’s new PR dilemma, 512 earthquake and its effect in bonding ordinary Chinese citizens, and the financial crisis of 2008 as well as the opportunities it presents.

For further information about the talk or our society, please see the attached poster for event and Camtessential society. Or please visit the website at http://www.camtessential.org

Note:

1)Entrance is free for all. There will be a voluntary opportunity to donate to Camtessential’s Charity Division at the event, to help the talented but less affluent students in Chinese higher education. Please kindly bring some money and show your support.

2)Please arrive at least 15 minutes in advance to secure a seat, i.e. before 4.45pm. Late entries may not be admitted.

This talk is part of the Camtessential series.

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