Best Practices to invest and to grow in China

Banc d’écolier is pleased to invite you to the conference
«Best Practices to invest and to grow in China»
The conference will be in English
Friday 21 February 2014, 19h00
14 rue bergère, 75009 Paris , BNP Paribas
With years of high economic growth, China is favored as one of the best
places to invest. Dr. Meng helped many companies identify the opportunity
and grow their business in China with his in-depth knowledge in
macroeconomics and strategy development. He will give us some insights
about how to develop in China in terms of market entry, operation and long
term investment strategy, facing new challenges and opportunities as the
China’s economy started to falter.
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Banc d’écolier – BNP Paribas , ACI CBDRCC1, 14 rue bergère, 75009 Paris
Key Note Speakers
Dr Fanchen Meng – Partner at Heidrick & Struggles
Dr. Fanchen Meng, expert in supply chain and executive development, is
currently a partner based in Heidrick & Struggle’s Paris office. While busy
working and helping clients grow their business, he never hesitates to
share what he has learned with fellow colleagues and students. Dr. Meng
is a professor at Tongji University and has published several books,
including “Chinese companies: What now?” which gives us insights into
the economic development issues in China from a global perspective.
Moreover, his new book “From a student to a global manager – focus on
Fanchen Meng”, came out on April 2013, describes authentically his
personal development and career path.
Dr. Meng started his career at AT Kearney in Germany and became a
global VP/partner of A.T. Kearney Inc. to manage the Shanghai branch in
China and their operation practice in North Asia. After developing several
years of experiences in strategy development and operating improvement
for clients, he joined Siemens in China with different roles, especially SVP
and GM of Eastern Region, SVP and GM of Shanghai, and VP as well as
president of Siemens One. Before working for Heidrick & Struggles, he was
group VP and head of strategy for Asia at Lafarge in Paris and in charge of
Group’s strategic development in Asia (mainly for Strategic planning,
Country portfolio, and M&A/Investment).
Dr. Meng received a BA in civil engineering from Tongji University in
Shanghai, China, and a Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. (master) and PhD from RuhrUniversity in Bochum, Germany.
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