China’s reform agenda: what’s next for European companies?

BusinessEurope, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China and the EU-China Business Association are organising an exclusive dialogue with Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner for Trade, and Jörg Wuttke, President of the European Chamber of Commerce in China.

The purpose of the event is to take stock of the most important developments in the EU-China relations and how this affects EU businesses. The event is also an opportunity for the Chamber to present its annual position paper on China.

During the networking reception, twelve members from the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China with various policy expertise will join and be available for any specific questions.
Their names and focus areas are:

Bertrand de la Noue, Vice-President
Sara Marchetta, Vice-President
Davide Cucino, President Emeritus
Clarissa Shen, Board Member of Shanghai Chapter
Tony Chen, Senior Representative Logistics Working Groups
Serafino Bartolozzi, Board Member of Shanghai Chapter and Chair Auto-Components Working Group
Frederic Cornu, Senior Representative Environment Working Group
Andre Loesekrug Pietri, Chair Environment Working Group
Florence de Goldfiem, Chair Automotive Working Group
Lance Noble, Policy and Communications Manager
Tiantian Qi, Senior Business Manager Cecilia Rovelli, Business Manager
Xavier Sans Powell, Deputy Head of Government Affairs

Venue:
BusinessEurope
168, Avenue de Cortenbergh
1040 Brussels

Cost of participation: EUR 60.00 (excl. VAT). Please note that you can only pay by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American express) using the registration link. If you would like to pay by wire transfer, please contact Julia Navarro.

Tentative agenda