Postings has been pretty low on my weblogs and for good reasons. Next week will be our busiest week at Chinabiz Speakers ever in our young life. In total we will provide five speakers for a range of different events, not including a bunch of VC's who will show up at a VC panel. A short overview of a hectic schedule (that will might change):
- William Overholt will speak at a UBS investor conference in London on China's position in geopolitical changes
- Mark Schaub will contribute to a discussion of Vivendi executives at Taiyuan on the difficulties on doing business in China
- Graham Earnshaw will address the same group in Shanghai and discussion developments in the Chinese media (no profile available)
- Tom Doctoroff of JWT will discuss with them the Chinese consumer and its developments
- Eugen von Keller meets also the Vivendi executives.
Next month, with Chinese New Year hitting business, will be a bit less hectic, but we are planning a range of activities to expand the number of events, now we are confident that we have our systems in place:
- Currently I'm in Europe in an effort to team up with other speakers' bureaus. We got a request for cooperation from our colleagues in Australia and we think that the needs for good speakers in China
- We are setting up a regular newsletter for our speakers, customers and potential customers. We did have an infrequent newsletter for our speakers, but it is also time to get in touch with our customers base on a more regular basis
- We are planning a few Oxford-style debates involving some of our more prominent speakers
- We are still working on improving our website, but hectic activities unfortunately cause delays here.
- We are hiring senior account managers to help us deal with our expansion plans
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