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Mar 14, 2012

CCBC Shanghai Office, Suite 10A43, 10/F, Shanghai Mart, No. 2299 Yan’an Road(W)

Shanghai, China

Harper in China – what the PM’s recent trip to China means to Canadian businesses

On March 14 in Shanghai, join Sarah Kutulakos, Executive Director of the Canada China Business Council (CCBC) as she provides a detailed analysis of Prime Minister Harper’s recent trip to China, the various agreements that were signed, and their implications for Canadian business. Sarah will also discuss the recent 5th Canada-China Business Forum, hosted by CCBC and CCPIT, at which 25 agreements worth over $3 billion were signed between Canadian and Chinese firms.

 

CCBC’s themed member networking teatime help members maximize the value and benefits of membership by connecting with other CCBC members. These sessions are very valuable for new members seeking business connections with others active in China.  For CCBC veterans the series offers up-to-date information and thinking on issues and developments in Canada-China trade and investment.

 

Members of CCBC are invited to register for this event by sending an email to Bruce Yeh in Shanghai, at bruce@ccbc.com.cn. Questions can also be directed to Bruce by email or phone at +86 (21) 6236-6370 ext. 806.

Ms. Sarah Kutulakos, Executive Director, Canada China Business Council

Sarah Kutulakos joined the Canada China Business Council (CCBC) in 2007 and has since revitalized CCBC’s role as Canada’s premier bilateral trade and investment organization. Sarah has re-centered the Council’s activities around providing business services, catalyzing business growth and activity, and advocating for stronger Sino-Canadian bilateral trade and investment.

 

Prior to joining CCBC, Sarah worked for 11 years in marketing, product development, and management with a major multinational corporation, where she had multiple assignments involving China. Sarah has led both established and start-up businesses within the context of a global corporation and has broad emerging market business experience. A fluent Mandarin speaker, Sarah frequently speaks on China issues, including marketing, trade, investment, and Canada-China relations. 

Date & time: March 14, 2012,

2:00 – 3:45 p.m.

Venue:  CCBC Shanghai Office

                 Suite 10A43, 10/F, Shanghai Mart,

                 No. 2299 Yan’an Road(W) Shanghai

Ticket price: 100RMB for CCBC members and 200RMB for non-members