This Week’s Highlights Speaker: Spanish Ambassador Dezcallar On 22 January, our club had our first dinner meeting in 2019. We were delighted to have the Spanish Ambassador Dezcallar to join us and be our guest speaker. He spoke about Spanish Chinese relationship and trading, and also history and parallels between both countries. *Left: PP Daniel...
This Week’s Highlights Speaker: Tina Wang Topic: What’s Missing in Multi-Cultural Business Communications in China Tina (Xiaorui) Wang has 15 years management experience in a wide range of industries specialising in strategic marketing, multicultural communications and team management. Tina has a degree in law (China University of Political Science and Law), a postgraduate...
This Week’s Highlights First Club Lunch in 2019 *PP Daniel A hosted the meeting with Gilbert being S@A. *Banner exchange with visiting Rotarian Debbie. News from the Board The Rotary Red Lantern Banquet 2019 will be held on Saturday, 2nd March at Hyatt Regency Wangjing. This is a private party hosted by the Rotary...
Dear Rotarians, Happy New Year! The first club dinner of 2019 will be held on Tuesday, January 22. The dinner will take place from 6:30pm onwards in a private room of the Fairmont Hotel’s restaurant “The Cut”. The Spanish Ambassador Mr. Dezcallar has kindly agreed to speak on Spanish-Chinese relations with a focus on...
This Week’s Highlights Tuesday Speaker: Mr. Will Berrey Topic: Education and how it affects everything *Rotarian Didier presenting a club banner to Will Mr. Will Berrey’s job is to help Chinese students applying schools in USA. More and more Chinese families would like to send their children to study abroad, especially in the US....
This Week’s Highlights Tuesday Speaker: Ms. Susanne Matz Ms. Susanne Matz started her presentation by introducing Peasantography. Family Portrait by Tami Xiang. This project addresses the situation of the “Left Behind Children” (henceforth LBC) in China. These children are raised by their grandparents or great grandparents whilst their own parents work in cities sometimes...
