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SUMMARY:[COMPLET] Discussion avec Jean-Christian Brillant\, Ministre (Affaires Commerciales) à l'Ambassade du Canada à Beijing
DESCRIPTION:Nous vous invitons à une discussion ouverte avec Jean-Christian Brillant\, Ministre (Affaires Commerciales) à l’Ambassade du Canada à Beijing le 10 janvier 2024 aux bureaux de DS Avocats. Il supervise le programme commercial et d’investissement du Canada sur l’ensemble du réseau chinois. Cela offrira aux membres de la CCBC l’occasion d’en apprendre davantage sur les initiatives du Canada en Chine et de découvrir les opportunités commerciales pour les entreprises canadiennes. \nJean-Christian possède une vaste expérience diplomatique en Chine. De 2010 à 2014\, il a été affecté au Consulat général du Canada à Hong Kong et Macao en tant que chef du Service de la politique étrangère et de la diplomatie. Par la suite\, il a été conseiller (commercial) à l’Ambassade du Canada en Chine (Beijing) de 2016 à 2018\, puis consul général adjoint au Consulat général du Canada à Shanghai de 2018 à 2021. \nJean-Christian est bien placé pour partager des informations sur l’évolution du marché chinois et ses réglementations\, et il souhaite connaître les activités des membres de la CCBC en Chine ainsi que leurs perceptions. \nCet événement est gratuit et réservé aux membres uniquement. Le nombre de places est limité à un représentant par organisation. Le nombre de participants étant limitées\, nous vous invitons à confirmer rapidement votre présence afin de vous assurer d’une place. \nVeuillez confirmer votre présence par courriel auprès de David Perez-Des Rosiers\, directeur adjoint du chapitre du Québec: perez.dr@ccbc.com. Nous vous invitons à inclure une question pour Jean-Christian Brillant lors de la confirmation de votre présence.
URL:https://ccbc.com/fr/event/roundtable-discussion-with-jean-christian-brillant-minister-commercial-embassy-of-canada-to-china/
LOCATION:DS Avocats\, 1080 Côte du Beaver Hall #2100\, Montreal\, Quebec\, Canada
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SUMMARY:[SOLD OUT] Lunar New Year Toronto Reception: Unveiling Insights from the Canada-China Business Survey
DESCRIPTION:Join CCBC for an exclusive Lunar New Year cocktail reception on Thursday\, January 25\, 2024\, in Toronto. This event marks the official report launch of CCBC’s Canada-China Business Survey 2022/2023. Together with the Rotman Institute for International Business\, CCBC conducts this biennial survey to gain a comprehensive understanding of the perspectives and interests within the Canada-China business community. Sarah Kutulakos\, Executive Director and COO\, CCBC\, will share report highlights\, followed by an interactive panel discussion with Walid Hejazi\, Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy at the Rotman School of Management\, University of Toronto; LIU Linlin\, Economic and Commercial Counselor\, Chinese Consulate General in Toronto; and Peter Zhang\, Partner\, Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP. Attendees will hear valuable insights on the current sentiments of both Canadian and Chinese companies\, exploring the intricacies of their experiences and attitudes towards bilateral business\, trade\, and investment\, both in the present and future. \nWe are honoured to have Mr. LUO Weidong\, Consul General of the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto\, provide guest remarks for the occasion\, along with remarks from Thomas J. Timmins\, Partner\, Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP\, and YANG Yang\, Head of China & Southeast Asia Strategy\, Director\, Capital Markets\, CIBC. \nIn the spirit of Lunar New Year festivities\, the networking cocktail reception will showcase a high-end Chinese liquor courtesy of Langjiu. Guests can participate in various lucky draws for exciting prizes\, adding the festive atmosphere. Kindly remember to bring along your business cards to participate in the lucky draws. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the richness of Lunar New Year traditions while gaining valuable insights into the dynamic Canada-China business landscape. \n \nTickets:\nCCBC Members: Free\, limit of 2 registrations per member company\nNon-Members: $50 + tax \nVenue:\nGowling WLG\n1 First Canadian Place\, 100 King Street West\, Suite 1600\nToronto\, Ontario \nAgenda:\n4:30 pm – 5:00 pm EST: Registration and Networking\n5:00 pm – 6:00 pm EST: Canada-China Business Survey Presentation and Panel Discussion\n6:00 pm – 7:00 pm EST: Lunar New Year Networking Reception and Lucky Draws \nSpecial Guest Remarks:  \nLUO Weidong\nConsul General\nChinese Consulate General in Toronto \nMr. LUO Weidong was born in December 1967 and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. \nHe began his career in 1990 in the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation\, which is now the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China. \nHe assumed his role as Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto in September 2023. \nAbout the Speakers: \nSarah Kutulakos\nExecutive Director & COO\nCanada China Business Council \nSarah joined the 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. This has resulted in extensive public outreach activities\, internal infrastructure improvements\, the launch of new programs such as the Business Incubation Centre\, and thriving member relations. \nPrior 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 managed worldwide product businesses that marketed to China and used China-based sources of supply. She was also involved in several projects requiring cooperation with the Chinese government. Sarah has led both established and start-up businesses within the context of a global corporation and has broad emerging market business experience\, and has been involved in the Greater China region since the late 1980s when she lived and worked in Taiwan. There\, she was the first non-Chinese employee of a local high-tech start-up firm\, where she gained a deep understanding of Chinese business practices. \nA fluent Mandarin speaker\, Sarah’s interest in China began at the University of Wisconsin\, where she studied Chinese\, marketing\, and international business. She holds an MBA in finance and operations from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. She frequently speaks on China issues\, including marketing\, trade\, investment\, and Canada-China relations. \n \nLIU Linlin\nConsul (Counselor\, Economic and Trade)\nChinese Consulate General in Toronto \nMr. LIU Linlin was born in October 1965\, and holds a Master of Business Economics and Finance Degree. \nHe began his career in 1988 in the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation\, which is now the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China. \nHe assumed his role in August 2022\, serving as a Counselor-level Consul responsible for economic and trade affairs in the Chinese Consulate General in Toronto.  \nWalid Hejazi\nProfessor of Economic Analysis and Policy\nRotman School of Management\, University of Toronto \nWalid Hejazi is a Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy at the Rotman School of Management\, University of Toronto. He is Academic Director of Rotman Executive Programs\, a Fellow of the Michael Lee-Chin Family Institute for Corporate Citizenship\, and member of the Board of Directors of the David & Sharon Johnston Centre for Corporate Governance Innovation. He is also academic director of the University of Toronto’s ESG Designation program\, the first of its kind in Canada. He has traveled extensively to China\, working with executives on better understanding global innovation and business strategies. He teaches in Rotman’s MBA\, EMBA and custom executive programs\, and has also delivered lectures in over 30 countries. In addition to his academic publications\, he has also published op-eds in the Globe and Mail\, the Financial Post\, the Toronto Star\, the Hill Times\, and the Conversation. He is regularly quoted in the media on a wide range of business and economic issues\, and has testified extensively before parliamentary and senate committees. \n \nYANG Yang\nHead of China & Southeast Asia Strategy\, Director\, ASG\, Capital Markets\nCIBC \nYang is a seasoned professional with over 16 years of extensive experience in the banking industry. She currently serves as the Director of CIBC Capital Market\, the Head of China and South East Asia Market Strategy. \nYang holds an EMBA degree from Queen’s University Smith School of Business\, showcasing her commitment to continuous learning and professional development. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Carleton University\, demonstrating her solid academic foundation. \nIn addition to her corporate responsibilities\, Yang has been actively engaged in community service for over 20 years. She is the Vice President of Scarborough York Region Chinese Business Association and the Consultant of Chinese Community Association of Ottawa. With her community volunteer experience\, Yang is dedicated to making a positive impact on the communities she services. \n \nThomas J. Timmins\nPartner\nGowling WLG  \nTom is a senior partner serving clients in renewable energy project development and finance. He leads Gowling WLG Canada’s China Practice. \nPeter Zhang\nPartner\nGowling WLG \nPeter Zhang (Dongcheng) is a partner at Gowling WLG\, where he leads the firm’s China Initiative for the Toronto office.\nAdmitted to practice law in Canada and China\, Peter’s main areas of expertise include corporate finance\, mergers and acquisitions and foreign direct investment. \nPeter regularly assists clients in launching new businesses and making acquisitions in Canada and China. He holds special experience in co-ordinating legal teams composed of lawyers from different practices to resolve complicated legal disputes in Canada \nPeter started as an in-house legal counsel in a large joint venture in Shenzhen\, and spent 10 years working as an investment banker at tier-one investment banking and research institutions in China. Prior to joining Gowling WLG\, he was a partner of King & Wood Mallesons based in Shenzhen\, China. \nPeter graduated from the Law School of Jilin University with L.L.M. degree in 1994 and the Law School of University of Toronto with L.L.M. degree in 2016. \nJeff Zhang\nRegional Director\, Central Canada\nCanada China Business Council \nJeff has over 20 years of international experience in private\, public and non-profit organizations in a variety of sectors including E-commerce\, oil and gas\, retail\, commercial real estate\, education and financial services. Prior to joining CCBC\, Jeff worked in establishment and operation management at a Sino-Foreign joint venture company and in strategic partnership management at a Fortune 500 multinational company. He also led and assisted a number of Canadian companies and educational institutions into China where he was responsible for strategic partnerships and branding establishment. \nJeff has an MBA in marketing and international business from Concordia University in Montreal and is fluent in Mandarin and English. He has also been a guest speaker at professional business associations in China and Canada.
URL:https://ccbc.com/fr/event/lunar-new-year-toronto-reception-unveiling-insights-from-the-canada-china-business-survey/
LOCATION:Gowling WLG\, 1 First Canadian Place\, 100 King Street West\, Suite 1600\, Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada
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SUMMARY:[SOLD OUT] Lunar New Year Vancouver Reception: Unveiling Insights from the Canada-China Business Survey
DESCRIPTION:Join CCBC for an exclusive Lunar New Year cocktail reception on Tuesday\, January 30\, 2024\, in Vancouver. The event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the insights gathered from CCBC’s Canada-China Business Survey 2022/2023\, following the official report launch in Toronto on January 25. Together with the Rotman Institute for International Business\, CCBC conducts this biennial survey to gain a comprehensive understanding of the perspectives and interests within the Canada-China business community. Sarah Kutulakos\, Executive Director and COO\, CCBC\, will share report highlights\, and attendees will hear insights on the current sentiments of both Canadian and Chinese companies\, exploring the intricacies of their experiences and attitudes towards bilateral business\, trade\, and investment\, both in the present and future. \nWe are honoured to have Mr. YANG Shu\, Consul General of the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Vancouver\, provide guest remarks for the occasion\, along with remarks from Victor Tsao\, Partner\, Trademark Agent\, Bennett Jones LLP. \nIn the spirit of Lunar New Year festivities\, the networking cocktail reception will showcase a high-end Chinese liquor courtesy of Langjiu. Guests can participate in various lucky draws for exciting prizes\, adding to the festive atmosphere. Kindly remember to bring along your business cards to participate in the lucky draws. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the richness of Lunar New Year traditions while gaining valuable insights into the dynamic Canada-China business landscape. \nTickets:\nCCBC Members: Free\, limit of 2 registrations per member company\nNon-Members: $50 + tax \nVenue:\nBennett Jones LLP\n666 Burrard St #2500\nVancouver\, BC\nV6C 2X8 \nAgenda:\n4:30 pm – 5:00 pm PST: Registration and Langjiu liquor tasting\n5:00 pm – 6:30 pm PST: Welcome and Opening Remarks\, Presentation\, Lucky Draws\, followed by Networking until Event Ends \nSpecial Guest Remarks: \nYANG Shu\nConsul General\nChinese Consulate General in Vancouver \nMr. YANG Shu\, the Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Vancouver\, assumed his duties on September 21\, 2022. \nFrom 2020 to 2022\, he was the deputy head of the International Relations Department of the Beijing Organizing Committee for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. He was also formerly the Deputy Consul General of the Chinese Consulate General in Denpasar and the Executive Deputy Director General of the Consular Assistance and Protection Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China. \nAfter graduating from university\, Mr. YANG Shu worked in the Department of Consular Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China and has been engaged in consular affairs for many years. He has rich diplomatic and consular work experience\, and has previously worked in Chinese diplomatic missions abroad\, specifically South Africa and Indonesia. \nAbout the Speakers: \nSarah Kutulakos\nExecutive Director & COO\nCanada China Business Council \nSarah joined the 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. This has resulted in extensive public outreach activities\, internal infrastructure improvements\, the launch of new programs such as the Business Incubation Centre\, and thriving member relations. \nPrior 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 managed worldwide product businesses that marketed to China and used China-based sources of supply. She was also involved in several projects requiring cooperation with the Chinese government. Sarah has led both established and start-up businesses within the context of a global corporation and has broad emerging market business experience\, and has been involved in the Greater China region since the late 1980s when she lived and worked in Taiwan. There\, she was the first non-Chinese employee of a local high-tech start-up firm\, where she gained a deep understanding of Chinese business practices. \nA fluent Mandarin speaker\, Sarah’s interest in China began at the University of Wisconsin\, where she studied Chinese\, marketing\, and international business. She holds an MBA in finance and operations from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. She frequently speaks on China issues\, including marketing\, trade\, investment\, and Canada-China relations. \n \nVictor Tsao\nPartner\, Trademark Agent\nBennett Jones LLP \nVictor Tsao practices corporate law with a focus on mergers and acquisitions\, real estate development\, cross-border transactions\, financing\, technology and entertainment law. He is also a registered trademark agent and a member of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada. \nWith years of experience in the Asia Pacific market\, Victor provides strategic advice to Canadian\, Chinese and Japanese clients as they do business throughout the region and beyond. This includes entering new markets\, corporate financing\, developing their businesses and cross-border transactions. \nPrior to joining Bennett Jones\, Victor was the managing partner of the Vancouver office of a global law firm. \nVictor is fluent in English\, Chinese and Japanese.
URL:https://ccbc.com/fr/event/lunar-new-year-vancouver-reception-unveiling-insights-from-the-canada-china-business-survey/
LOCATION:Bennett Jones LLP\, Suite 2500\, 666 Burrard Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6C 2X8\, Canada
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SUMMARY:[COMPLET] Réception du Nouvel An lunaire à Montréal : Dévoilement des résultats du sondage du CCBC
DESCRIPTION:Joignez-vous à nous pour un cocktail du Nouvel An lunaire le mercredi 31 janvier 2024 au siège social de la Banque Nationale du Canada. L’évènement offre l’opportunité d’en connaître davantage sur les perspectives recueillies dans le cadre du Sondage du Conseil d’affaires Canada-Chine 2022/2023. Cette réception fera suite au lancement officiel du rapport à Toronto réalisé en collaboration avec le Rotman Institute for International Business. Le CCBC réalise cette enquête pour avoir une compréhension approfondie des perspectives et des intérêts au sein de la communauté d’affaires Canada-Chine. Sarah Kutulakos\, directrice générale et CDO du CCBC\, partagera les points clés du rapport. Les participants entendront des perspectives sur le sentiment actuel des entreprises canadiennes et chinoises à l’égard des affaires bilatérales. \nNous sommes ravis de compter sur la participation de S.E. CONG Peiwu\, Ambassadeur de la République populaire de Chine au Canada\, comme invité de marque. Vous aurez la chance d’entendre une allocution de sa part ainsi que du président du conseil du CCBC\, Olivier Desmarais et du vice-président du conseil\, marchés financiers\, de la Banque Nationale du Canada\, Vincent Joli-Cœur. \nDans l’esprit des festivités du Nouvel An lunaire\, la réception mettra en valeur un alcool chinois haut de gamme\, offert gracieusement par Langjiu. Les invités pourront participer à divers tirages au sort pour remporter des prix\, ajoutant à l’ambiance festive. Veuillez apporter vos cartes d’affaires pour participer aux tirages au sort. Ne manquez pas cette occasion unique de vous immerger dans la richesse des traditions du Nouvel An lunaire tout en acquérant de précieuses informations sur le paysage dynamique des affaires entre le Canada et la Chine. \n \nBillets :\nMembres CCBC : Gratuit\, limite de deux représentant par compagnie membre.\nNon-Membres : $50 + taxes \nLieu :\nBanque Nationale du Canada\n600 de la Gauchetiere Street West\nMontréal\, Québec \nHoraire :\n4:30 pm – 5:00 pm EST : Enregistrement et réseautage\n5:00 pm – 5:30 pm EST : Allocutions et Présentation des résultats du sondage\n5:30 pm – 7:00 pm EST : Tirages au sort et réseautage \nInvité de marque : \nS.E. CONG Peiwu\nAmbassadeur de la République Populaire de Chine au Canada \nL’Ambassadeur CONG est né en mai 1967. Il est diplomé de l’Université des affaires étrangères de Chine. M. CONG est marié et père d’une fille. Sa carrière professionnelle est la suivante : \n\n1992-1993\, Membre du personnel\, Ministère des affaires étrangères de la République populaire de Chine (MFA)\n1993-2000\, Membre du personnel\, Attaché\, Troisième secrétaire\, Directeur-adjoint de division\, département des affaires de l’Amérique du Nord et de l’Océanie\, M0FA\n2000-2003\, Deuxième secrétaire\, Premier secrétaire\, Ambassade de la République populaire de Chine au Canada\n2003-2007\, Premier secrétaire\, Directeur-adjoint de division\, Conseiller et Directeur de division\, département des affaires de l’Amérique du Nord et de l’Océanie\n2007-2009\, Conseiller\, département des affaires de l’Amérique du Nord et de l’Océanie\n2009-2014\, Ministre-conseiller\, Ministre\, Ambassade de la République populaire de Chine au Royaume-Uni\n2014-2019\, Directeur général\, département des affaires de l’Amérique du Nord et de l’Océanie\n2019-présent\, Ambassadeur extraordinaire et plénipotentiaire de la République populaire de Chine au Canada\n\nAu sujet des conferenciers : \n  \nOlivier Desmarais\nPrésident du conseil d’administration\, CCBC\nPremier vice-président\, Power Corporation\nPrésident du conseil et chef de la direction\, Power Sustainable \nM. Desmarais est premier vice-président de Power Corporation depuis 2017. Il est le moteur de Power Sustainable\, celui qui inspire la vision et le positionnement de l’organisation comme gestionnaire d’actifs alternatifs dans le développement durable. \nIl préside le Conseil d’affaires Canada-Chine (CCBC) et siège également sur les conseils d’administration de la Canada Vie\, de IG Gestion de patrimoine\, de Mackenzie et de Lumenpulse. \nTrès engagé socialement\, il est également membre du conseil de l’Institut canadien de recherches avancées. \nM. Desmarais détient un baccalauréat en droit de l’Université d’Ottawa et un baccalauréat en sociologie et sciences politiques de l’Université McGill. Il est membre du Barreau du Québec depuis 2009. \n \nVincent Joli-Coeur\nVice-président du conseil\, Marchés financiers\nBanque Nationale du Canada \nVincent Joli-Coeur s’est joint à la Banque Nationale du Canada en 2011 à titre de vice-président du conseil\, Marchés financiers. Il est responsable de la prise en charge principale de nos clients commerciaux\, gouvernementaux et institutionnels. \nAu cours de ses 30 années de carrière dans les services financiers\, M. Joli-Coeur a agi comme conseiller de confiance auprès de grandes entreprises canadiennes et internationales issues de divers secteurs\, et a participé à certains des plus importants financements de marchés des capitaux et d’infrastructures. Dernièrement\, M. Joli-Coeur a dirigé l’équipe derrière l’émission inaugurale d’obligations panda d’un montant de 3\,5 milliards de renminbis en République populaire de Chine\, réalisée avec succès par la Banque Nationale du Canada. Il s’agissait de la première émission de ce type pour une banque nord-américaine. \nEn plus de ses activités professionnelles\, M. Joli-Coeur est également très actif dans sa collectivité. Il a été président du conseil d’administration de l’Université de Sherbrooke. De plus\, il participe aux campagnes de financements de divers organismes de charité. \nM. Joli-Coeur est titulaire d’une maîtrise en administration des affaires de l’Université Paris-Dauphine\, en France. \n \nSarah Kutulakos\nDirectrice exécutive et cheffe des opérations\nConseil d’affaires Canada-Chine \nSarah Kutulakos a rejoint le Conseil en 2007 et a depuis revitalisé le rôle du CCBC en tant que principal organisme au Canada dédié au commerce et à l’investissement bilatéral Chine-Canada. Sarah a recentré les activités du Conseil sur l’offre de services d’affaires\, la croissance et l’activité des entreprises\, et sur le renforcement du commerce et de l’investissement bilatéral sino-canadien. Ce travail a abouti à de nombreuses activités de sensibilisation publique\, à l’amélioration des infrastructures internes\, au lancement de nouveaux programmes tels que le Centre d’Incubation d’Entreprises\, et à des relations florissantes avec les membres. \nAvant de rejoindre le CCBC\, Sarah a travaillé pendant onze ans dans le marketing\, le développement de produits et la gestion d’une importante multinationale\, où elle avait des tâches multiples impliquant la Chine. Sarah a géré des entreprises mondiales de production commercialisant leurs produits en Chine et utilisant des sources d’approvisionnement basées dans ce pays. Elle a également été impliquée dans plusieurs projets nécessitant la coopération avec le gouvernement chinois. Sarah a dirigé à la fois des entreprises établies et des entreprises en démarrage\, et jouit d’une vaste expérience des affaires dans les marchés émergents. Elle s’investit dans la grande région de Chine depuis la fin des années 1980\, alors qu’elle vivait et travaillait à Taïwan. À cette époque\, elle a été la première employée non chinoise d’une entreprise émergente locale de haute technologie\, où elle a acquis une profonde compréhension des pratiques commerciales chinoises. \nSarah parle couramment le mandarin et son intérêt pour la Chine s’est développé à l’Université du Wisconsin\, où elle a étudié le chinois\, le marketing et les affaires internationales. Elle détient un MBA en finance et opérations du Simon School of Business de l’Université de Rochester. Elle s’exprime fréquemment dans les médias sur les questions relatives à la Chine\, y compris le marketing\, le commerce\, l’investissement et les relations Canada-Chine.
URL:https://ccbc.com/fr/event/lunar-new-year-montreal-reception-unveiling-insights-from-the-canada-china-business-survey/
LOCATION:National Bank of Canada / Banque Nationale du Canada\, 800 Saint-Jacques Street\, 36th Floor\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H3C 1A3\, Canada
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