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DOING BUSINESS WITH CHINA 2.0
Executive Programme by HKU Business School
As China continues to evolve into a global powerhouse in innovation, technology, and advanced manufacturing, understanding how to effectively engage with this market has never been more critical.
Doing Business with China 2.0 is a flagship executive programme designed to equip business leaders with practical insights, strategic perspectives, and first-hand exposure to navigate China’s rapidly changing landscape.
Why Join This Programme?
This immersive, multi-city experience offers participants a unique opportunity to explore China’s transformation across key economic hubs, including Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Shanghai, and Beijing.
Through a combination of expert-led sessions and company visits, participants will gain valuable insights into the trends, opportunities, and challenges shaping the future of doing business with China.
What You Will Gain
• A clearer, updated perspective on China’s economic and business environment
• Practical insights into policy directions and market dynamics
• Exposure to leading innovation and technology ecosystems
• Opportunities to connect with industry leaders and fellow executives
Programme Highlights
• Interactive sessions led by HKU Business School faculty and industry experts
• Company visits and on-the-ground learning experiences
• Engagement with key players across different sectors
• Networking with a diverse group of regional and international executives
Each city offers a distinct perspective—from Hong Kong as a global financial gateway to Shenzhen as a leading innovation hub—providing a well-rounded understanding of China’s business ecosystem.
Who Should Attend
• Senior executives and business leaders
• Decision-makers responsible for China or Asia strategy
• Professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of China’s evolving market
Programme Format
• Duration: Approximately 2 weeks (multi-city programme)
• Format: In-person, immersive learning
• Structure: Academic sessions, company visits, and networking opportunities
Learn More
For more details on the programme, including schedule and application information, please visit: https://execed.hkubs.hku.hk/doing-business-with-china-2/
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