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EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Geopolitics - the value of integrating local prespectives in the HQ strategic decision-making process
Date: September 16, 2026
Event: Focus Group Meeting
Time: 9:00-11:00 CEST
Geopolitics - the value of integrating local prespectives
Exclusive conference - by invitation only
The discussion will explore how China-based teams can contribute beyond strategy implementation by providing valuable insights into China’s geopolitical, regulatory and business environment, and how these perspectives can be effectively integrated into HQ’s strategic decision-making.
The programme includes a presentation by Klara Christensen, Director of Public Affairs, Danfoss A/S, followed by Catharina Sørensen, Director of Government and Public Affairs, The LEGO Group, who will supplement the discussion with her own experiences and reflections.
The aim is to facilitate a candid exchange on what works in practice:
How to unlock the strategic value of local expertise, strengthen dialogue between headquarters and China, and build organizational structures that allow companies to respond effectively to an increasingly complex geopolitical and regulatory environment.
NB: The Focus Group Meeting is 'by invitation only', aimed at Danish companies that have production facilities or other types of subsidiaries in China. If interested to learn more about the event, please contact Secretary General Hans Henrik Pontoppidan at hhp@dcbf.dk.
China in the Board Room - Danish Responses to China’s 15th Five-Year Plan
Date: September 29, 2026
Event: Signature Event
Time: 17:00-19:00 CEST
Exclusive conference - by invitation only
The Danish Board Leadership Society and the Danish-Chinese Business Forum invite board members and senior executives to a strategic discussion of how China’s next Five-Year Plan may reshape competitive conditions, technology leadership and market access. The session will help boards identify the questions that should inform corporate strategy, risk oversight and investment priorities for 2026–2030.
Speakers
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Henrik Andersen, CEO, Vestas
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Markus Hermann Chen, Co-founder & Managing Director, China Macro Group
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Michala Fischer-Hansen, EVP, Lundbeck
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Tom Behrens-Sørensen, Chair, Danish Chinese Business Forum
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Bente Overgaard, CEO, The Danish Board Leadership Society (moderator)
China’s five-year plans have played a central role in the country’s emergence as the world’s second-largest economy and a strategic competitor to the United States. China also holds a leading position in 66 of the 74 critical technology fields assessed by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. The 15th Five-Year Plan, covering 2026–2030, is expected to accelerate China’s drive for self-reliance in critical technologies and strategic sectors while sustaining its export ambitions. Priority areas include new energy, advanced materials, humanoid robotics, biotechnology, aerospace and quantum technology. These priorities are likely to strengthen Chinese companies in both established and emerging industries, intensifying competition in China and across global markets.
Denmark’s strategic strengths overlap significantly with sectors prioritised by Chinese policymakers and pursued by both private and state-owned enterprises. This convergence is already evident in wind energy, with similar dynamics emerging in life sciences and the maritime supply chain.
Boards should assess the 15th Five-Year Plan through both a risk and an opportunity lens. Its implications will extend beyond China to the United States, the European Union and markets across the Global South. China-related decisions should therefore be tested against their potential consequences in other jurisdictions, particularly for companies with substantial exposure to both the US and Chinese markets.
Our speakers will examine China’s 15th Five-Year Plan and assess the strategic choices available to European companies. The discussion will identify the questions boards should ask about China’s potential impact on competitive positioning, operations, supply chains, technology dependencies, investment decisions and long-term corporate strategy.
Date: September 29, 2026
Time: 17:00 –19:00. Coffee served from 16:30 and wine & networking from 19:00
Location: Porcelænshaven 22, 2000 Frederiksberg and virtual
Organizers: The Danish Board Leadership Society and Danish Chinese Business Forum
NB: The Focus Group Meeting is 'by invitation only'. If interested to learn more about the event, please contact Secretary General Hans Henrik Pontoppidan at hhp@dcbf.dk.
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Geopolitics - the value of integrating local prespectives in the HQ strategic decision-making process
Date: September 16, 2026
Event: Focus Group Meeting
Time: 9:00-11:00 CEST
Geopolitics - the value of integrating local prespectives
Exclusive conference - by invitation only
The discussion will explore how China-based teams can contribute beyond strategy implementation by providing valuable insights into China’s geopolitical, regulatory and business environment, and how these perspectives can be effectively integrated into HQ’s strategic decision-making.
The programme includes a presentation by Klara Christensen, Director of Public Affairs, Danfoss A/S, followed by Catharina Sørensen, Director of Government and Public Affairs, The LEGO Group, who will supplement the discussion with her own experiences and reflections.
The aim is to facilitate a candid exchange on what works in practice:
How to unlock the strategic value of local expertise, strengthen dialogue between headquarters and China, and build organizational structures that allow companies to respond effectively to an increasingly complex geopolitical and regulatory environment.
NB: The Focus Group Meeting is 'by invitation only', aimed at Danish companies that have production facilities or other types of subsidiaries in China. If interested to learn more about the event, please contact Secretary General Hans Henrik Pontoppidan at hhp@dcbf.dk.
Back
China in the Board Room - Danish Responses to China’s 15th Five-Year Plan
Date: September 29, 2026
Event: Signature Event
Time: 17:00-19:00 CEST
Exclusive conference - by invitation only
The Danish Board Leadership Society and the Danish-Chinese Business Forum invite board members and senior executives to a strategic discussion of how China’s next Five-Year Plan may reshape competitive conditions, technology leadership and market access. The session will help boards identify the questions that should inform corporate strategy, risk oversight and investment priorities for 2026–2030.
Speakers
-
Henrik Andersen, CEO, Vestas
-
Markus Hermann Chen, Co-founder & Managing Director, China Macro Group
-
Michala Fischer-Hansen, EVP, Lundbeck
-
Tom Behrens-Sørensen, Chair, Danish Chinese Business Forum
-
Bente Overgaard, CEO, The Danish Board Leadership Society (moderator)
China’s five-year plans have played a central role in the country’s emergence as the world’s second-largest economy and a strategic competitor to the United States. China also holds a leading position in 66 of the 74 critical technology fields assessed by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. The 15th Five-Year Plan, covering 2026–2030, is expected to accelerate China’s drive for self-reliance in critical technologies and strategic sectors while sustaining its export ambitions. Priority areas include new energy, advanced materials, humanoid robotics, biotechnology, aerospace and quantum technology. These priorities are likely to strengthen Chinese companies in both established and emerging industries, intensifying competition in China and across global markets.
Denmark’s strategic strengths overlap significantly with sectors prioritised by Chinese policymakers and pursued by both private and state-owned enterprises. This convergence is already evident in wind energy, with similar dynamics emerging in life sciences and the maritime supply chain.
Boards should assess the 15th Five-Year Plan through both a risk and an opportunity lens. Its implications will extend beyond China to the United States, the European Union and markets across the Global South. China-related decisions should therefore be tested against their potential consequences in other jurisdictions, particularly for companies with substantial exposure to both the US and Chinese markets.
Our speakers will examine China’s 15th Five-Year Plan and assess the strategic choices available to European companies. The discussion will identify the questions boards should ask about China’s potential impact on competitive positioning, operations, supply chains, technology dependencies, investment decisions and long-term corporate strategy.
Date: September 29, 2026
Time: 17:00 –19:00. Coffee served from 16:30 and wine & networking from 19:00
Location: Porcelænshaven 22, 2000 Frederiksberg and virtual
Organizers: The Danish Board Leadership Society and Danish Chinese Business Forum
NB: The Focus Group Meeting is 'by invitation only'. If interested to learn more about the event, please contact Secretary General Hans Henrik Pontoppidan at hhp@dcbf.dk.
PAST EVENTS
RESULTS (161)
The 7 Pitfalls and the 12 most Common Errors of Public Affairs
Date: November 08, 2022
Time: 10.00 AM CET
Event: Webinar
Danish-Chinese Business Forum is pleased to invite you to join a webinar by The Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Dentons Global Advisors focusing on: "The 7 pitfalls and the 12 most common errors of public affairs". The webcast will take place on 8 November 2022 at 10h00 am CET.
Making the most of public affairs: considering the odds at stake and faced with an increasingly demanding ecosystem of journalists, policymakers and activists, companies continue to struggle with the challenge of advancing their interests and convincing stakeholders to take positive action.
Key issues to be addressed: this training covers the seven most common errors witnessed in the field of public affairs campaigns, as well as the twelve main mistakes made by lobbyists and ways to overcome them. Finally, we discuss the seven personality characteristics driving the core skills of an ideal lobbyist.
Registration link has been sent to members of DCBF. If you are a member of DCBF and wish to participate, but have not received the link, please contact us at info@dcbf.dk
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Digital Marketing for Business Growth: Approaches and Tactics for Marketing in China Today
Date: October 25, 2022
Time: 9:00-10:00 CET
Event: Webinar
Click here to register (for DCBF, DCCC and DCCHK members only)
After several years of the pandemic affecting business activities, companies are exploring more cost-efficient and result-oriented approaches to how digital marketing can help and support business growth, how to stand out among competitors, and how to avoid unnecessary spending.
The webinar will provide insights and suggestions from both macro and micro perspectives on marketing in China. Key topics will include:
-The overall Chinese digital and social landscape changes in 2022
-Tactics and suggestions on how different types of businesses can gain more visibility through marketing (including both consumer brands & B2B businesses)
-What expectations should you have for various marketing efforts, and how to measure the results
-Outlook and trends for the near future.
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Are Asian women aspiring to bigger professional roles in APAC?
Date: October 11, 2022
Time: 9.00-10.00 a.m. (DK) / 3.00-4.00 p.m. (CN)
Event: Webinar
Click here to register for the webinar! (only available for members of DCBF, DCCC or DCC-HK)
Kay Group’s Partner and Executive Coach, Karin Wellbrock, will come together with Managing Director BMES Greater China, Anne Zhang, and Gender Researcher and Executive Coach Dr. Bettina Al-Sadik (MCC) to discuss the situation regarding women in leadership in Greater China and Japan with focus on the lack of diversity. BMES’s BD Manager for APAC and Japan, Amrit Warraich, will be moderating the event.
The points of discussion will tackle how to ensure diversity and equal opportunity within executive suites throughout APAC:
- How can women in leadership build their careers and what strengths do they have?
- What are some differences and commonalities from a gender research perspective?
- How can female leader profiles appear in more executive searches, and what will the implications of that be regarding multinational leadership roles?
- What happens when female leaders take on CxO positions? What are the challenges, and how does reality match up to the expectations they are facing?
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
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European Business in China - Position Paper 2022/2023
Date: September 30, 2022
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (DK) / 5:00 - 6:00 PM (CN)
Event: Webinar
Danish-Chinese Business Forum (DCBF) is a member of EU-China Business Association (EUCBA) and we are pleased to invite you to this partner webinar:
The EU-China Business Association, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, and BusinessEurope are delighted to invite you to the 'European Business in China: Position Paper 2022/2023' launch.
This Position Paper of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China is the culmination of nine months of dedicated work by 41 working groups and sub-working groups and forums. This year’s Executive Position paper outlines, how over the last year, there has been a significant shift in focus at European companies' headquarters (HQs) when evaluating China.
By prioritizing ideology over economic concerns, China's business environment is becoming less predictable, reliable and efficient. While opportunities for European companies remain, they must now develop strategies to deal with an ever-growing list of risks stemming from both emerging legislation—within and outside of China—and geopolitical developments. Join us to understand the key drivers behind these trends and their implications for European business.
Program:
11:00-11:05: Welcome and introduction by Ms. Gwenn Sonck, Executive Director, EU-China Business Association & Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce
11:05-11:35: Presentation of the Position Paper 2022/2023 by Mr. Joerg Wuttke, President of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
11:35-11:55: Q&A and final discussion moderated by Ms. Luisa Santos, Deputy Director General of BusinessEurope
11:55-12:00: Closing words by Mr. Jochum Haakma, Chairman, EU-China Business Association
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Future-Proof Upskilling and Reskilling of Tomorrows Workers in China
Date: September 27, 2022
Time: 9.00-10.00 a.m. (DK) / 3.00-4.00 p.m. (CN)
Event: Webinar
By Khurram Jamil, Co-founder & President of strategic initiatives, Area9 Lyceum
With the availability of AI-powered Adaptive Learning, we can now rethink how we want to develop our organization. For the first time, we can use technology to upskill an entire group of people and have everyone receive the personal attention they need. The need for this technology has been further accelerated by the effects of COVID-19, especially in relation to China, where travel restrictions and closed borders have caused barriers relating to knowledge transfer across borders.
In this webinar, Khurram Jamil, Co-founder & President of Strategic Initiatives at Area9 Lyceum will introduce the concept of adaptive learning for workforces and explore how this technology for example can be used to ensure that workers build adequate product knowledge. Furthermore, Khurram will go through case examples of companies where the technology is applied, such as Audi and Lockheed Martin. Starting last year, companies with teams in China can use Area9’s technology thanks to local cloud hosting and support.
Join the webinar to explore how the technology will help ensure your learning organization is ready for the next decades.
Check your email to register.
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
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The Shanghai Lockdown Is Over - What Is Next for Danish Business in China
Date: September 27, 2022
Time: 10:00-11:30 AM (DK) / 4:00-5:30 PM (CN)
Event: Webinar
Shanghai is open again – but what is the consumer sentiment after 2,5 years of COVID19 and will business be back to normal? What are the predictions for the rest of the year? Get the absolute freshest briefings from business leaders on the ground in China followed by Q&A.
Briefings:
- Looking ahead to the party congress in October’ by Peter Bøgh Hansen, China Policy Director, DI Sense China
- ‘The impact on the Chinese consumer market’ by Jacob Johansen, Principal & head of user-centricity practice, PWC
- ‘The sharp decline of transportation rates, demand shock and resurgence of China as production base’ by Steffen Schioettz-Christensen, MD China & HK, NTG Nordic Transport Group
- ‘Business outlook remains mixed’ by Aldo Spaanjaars, EVP Anta Sports (Outdoor)
- Moderation by Jesper Halle, Commercial Consul, The Royal Danish Consulate General, Shanghai
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Cross-border Data Transfer: Recent Regulatory Developments in China and Impact on MNC’s
Date: September 20, 2022
Time: 9.00-10.00 a.m. (DK) / 3.00-4.00 p.m. (CN)
Event: Webinar
The Cyberspace Administration of China (“CAC”) and others have recently issued a series of regulations, draft regulations and guidelines that will change the cross-border data transfer regulatory environment in China. Join this webinar to get insights into how the new regulations and guidelines will affect foreign business in China.
We have invited Samuel Yang, Partner of AnJie Law Firm, to share his thoughts and advice to us in this regard. Samuel will bring
- An overview of the recent changes taking place in relation to Chinese cross-border data transfer regulations.
- How to choose from the different legal mechanisms for cross-border data transfers
- Security assessments by the CAC: Key things that you should know to prepare your submission documents
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
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Brand Protection on Chinese Social Media Platforms: Monitoring and Enforcement
Date: September 13, 2022
Time: 9.00-10.00 a.m. (DK) / 3.00-4.00 p.m. (CN)
Event: Webinar
In 2020, there were around 926.8 million social media users in China. It is estimated that this year this number will go up to over 1 billion (Statista, 2022). When dealing with the country with most social media users in the world, it is important for brand owners to have a good grasp of the complexity of social media landscape in China and know how to detect and tackle any instances of IP infringement and brand abuse.
This webinar will cover the following topics:
The current social media landscape in China
Major challenges for brand owners when it comes to infringement detection and takedowns
Real experiences of online brand protection issues
Tips on good practices and proactive measures
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
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Supply Chain China: Trends, Risks & Outlook
Date: September 08, 2022
Time: 9.00-10.15 a.m. (DK) / 3.00-4.15 p.m. (CN)
Event: Webinar
Asia Perspective 2022 Sourcing Survey - Results and Outlook for Asia Supply Chains
It has been turbulent years for supply chains in East Asia, which remains a strong destination for Nordic companies to manufacture and find new customers. At this Signature Webinar, Asia Perspective will share their case experiences from manufacturing and present findings from the annual Asia Perspective sourcing survey of 2022. This survey gives a unique forward-looking view of what companies see in their Asia supply chains.
This year, the survey furthermore explores the trends of shifting production within Asia and nearshoring. The webinar will also cover key risks, sustainability efforts and other topics relevant to decision-makers in supply chain and manufacturing.
Back
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The 7 Pitfalls and the 12 most Common Errors of Public Affairs
Date: November 08, 2022
Event: Webinar
Danish-Chinese Business Forum is pleased to invite you to join a webinar by The Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Dentons Global Advisors focusing on: "The 7 pitfalls and the 12 most common errors of public affairs". The webcast will take place on 8 November 2022 at 10h00 am CET.
Making the most of public affairs: considering the odds at stake and faced with an increasingly demanding ecosystem of journalists, policymakers and activists, companies continue to struggle with the challenge of advancing their interests and convincing stakeholders to take positive action.
Key issues to be addressed: this training covers the seven most common errors witnessed in the field of public affairs campaigns, as well as the twelve main mistakes made by lobbyists and ways to overcome them. Finally, we discuss the seven personality characteristics driving the core skills of an ideal lobbyist.
Registration link has been sent to members of DCBF. If you are a member of DCBF and wish to participate, but have not received the link, please contact us at info@dcbf.dk
Back
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Digital Marketing for Business Growth: Approaches and Tactics for Marketing in China Today
Date: October 25, 2022
Event: Webinar
Click here to register (for DCBF, DCCC and DCCHK members only)
After several years of the pandemic affecting business activities, companies are exploring more cost-efficient and result-oriented approaches to how digital marketing can help and support business growth, how to stand out among competitors, and how to avoid unnecessary spending.
The webinar will provide insights and suggestions from both macro and micro perspectives on marketing in China. Key topics will include:
-The overall Chinese digital and social landscape changes in 2022
-Tactics and suggestions on how different types of businesses can gain more visibility through marketing (including both consumer brands & B2B businesses)
-What expectations should you have for various marketing efforts, and how to measure the results
-Outlook and trends for the near future.
Back
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Are Asian women aspiring to bigger professional roles in APAC?
Date: October 11, 2022
Event: Webinar
Click here to register for the webinar! (only available for members of DCBF, DCCC or DCC-HK)
Kay Group’s Partner and Executive Coach, Karin Wellbrock, will come together with Managing Director BMES Greater China, Anne Zhang, and Gender Researcher and Executive Coach Dr. Bettina Al-Sadik (MCC) to discuss the situation regarding women in leadership in Greater China and Japan with focus on the lack of diversity. BMES’s BD Manager for APAC and Japan, Amrit Warraich, will be moderating the event.
The points of discussion will tackle how to ensure diversity and equal opportunity within executive suites throughout APAC:
- How can women in leadership build their careers and what strengths do they have?
- What are some differences and commonalities from a gender research perspective?
- How can female leader profiles appear in more executive searches, and what will the implications of that be regarding multinational leadership roles?
- What happens when female leaders take on CxO positions? What are the challenges, and how does reality match up to the expectations they are facing?
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
Back
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European Business in China - Position Paper 2022/2023
Date: September 30, 2022
Event: Webinar
Danish-Chinese Business Forum (DCBF) is a member of EU-China Business Association (EUCBA) and we are pleased to invite you to this partner webinar:
The EU-China Business Association, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, and BusinessEurope are delighted to invite you to the 'European Business in China: Position Paper 2022/2023' launch.
This Position Paper of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China is the culmination of nine months of dedicated work by 41 working groups and sub-working groups and forums. This year’s Executive Position paper outlines, how over the last year, there has been a significant shift in focus at European companies' headquarters (HQs) when evaluating China.
By prioritizing ideology over economic concerns, China's business environment is becoming less predictable, reliable and efficient. While opportunities for European companies remain, they must now develop strategies to deal with an ever-growing list of risks stemming from both emerging legislation—within and outside of China—and geopolitical developments. Join us to understand the key drivers behind these trends and their implications for European business.
Program:
11:00-11:05: Welcome and introduction by Ms. Gwenn Sonck, Executive Director, EU-China Business Association & Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce
11:05-11:35: Presentation of the Position Paper 2022/2023 by Mr. Joerg Wuttke, President of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
11:35-11:55: Q&A and final discussion moderated by Ms. Luisa Santos, Deputy Director General of BusinessEurope
11:55-12:00: Closing words by Mr. Jochum Haakma, Chairman, EU-China Business Association
Back
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Future-Proof Upskilling and Reskilling of Tomorrows Workers in China
Date: September 27, 2022
Event: Webinar
By Khurram Jamil, Co-founder & President of strategic initiatives, Area9 Lyceum
With the availability of AI-powered Adaptive Learning, we can now rethink how we want to develop our organization. For the first time, we can use technology to upskill an entire group of people and have everyone receive the personal attention they need. The need for this technology has been further accelerated by the effects of COVID-19, especially in relation to China, where travel restrictions and closed borders have caused barriers relating to knowledge transfer across borders.
In this webinar, Khurram Jamil, Co-founder & President of Strategic Initiatives at Area9 Lyceum will introduce the concept of adaptive learning for workforces and explore how this technology for example can be used to ensure that workers build adequate product knowledge. Furthermore, Khurram will go through case examples of companies where the technology is applied, such as Audi and Lockheed Martin. Starting last year, companies with teams in China can use Area9’s technology thanks to local cloud hosting and support.
Join the webinar to explore how the technology will help ensure your learning organization is ready for the next decades.
Check your email to register.
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
Back
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The Shanghai Lockdown Is Over - What Is Next for Danish Business in China
Date: September 27, 2022
Event: Webinar
Shanghai is open again – but what is the consumer sentiment after 2,5 years of COVID19 and will business be back to normal? What are the predictions for the rest of the year? Get the absolute freshest briefings from business leaders on the ground in China followed by Q&A.
Briefings:
- Looking ahead to the party congress in October’ by Peter Bøgh Hansen, China Policy Director, DI Sense China
- ‘The impact on the Chinese consumer market’ by Jacob Johansen, Principal & head of user-centricity practice, PWC
- ‘The sharp decline of transportation rates, demand shock and resurgence of China as production base’ by Steffen Schioettz-Christensen, MD China & HK, NTG Nordic Transport Group
- ‘Business outlook remains mixed’ by Aldo Spaanjaars, EVP Anta Sports (Outdoor)
- Moderation by Jesper Halle, Commercial Consul, The Royal Danish Consulate General, Shanghai
Back
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Cross-border Data Transfer: Recent Regulatory Developments in China and Impact on MNC’s
Date: September 20, 2022
Event: Webinar
The Cyberspace Administration of China (“CAC”) and others have recently issued a series of regulations, draft regulations and guidelines that will change the cross-border data transfer regulatory environment in China. Join this webinar to get insights into how the new regulations and guidelines will affect foreign business in China.
We have invited Samuel Yang, Partner of AnJie Law Firm, to share his thoughts and advice to us in this regard. Samuel will bring
- An overview of the recent changes taking place in relation to Chinese cross-border data transfer regulations.
- How to choose from the different legal mechanisms for cross-border data transfers
- Security assessments by the CAC: Key things that you should know to prepare your submission documents
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
Back
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Brand Protection on Chinese Social Media Platforms: Monitoring and Enforcement
Date: September 13, 2022
Event: Webinar
In 2020, there were around 926.8 million social media users in China. It is estimated that this year this number will go up to over 1 billion (Statista, 2022). When dealing with the country with most social media users in the world, it is important for brand owners to have a good grasp of the complexity of social media landscape in China and know how to detect and tackle any instances of IP infringement and brand abuse.
This webinar will cover the following topics:
The current social media landscape in China
Major challenges for brand owners when it comes to infringement detection and takedowns
Real experiences of online brand protection issues
Tips on good practices and proactive measures
Please contact info@dcbf.dk if you have any questions.
Back
Image
Supply Chain China: Trends, Risks & Outlook
Date: September 08, 2022
Event: Webinar
Asia Perspective 2022 Sourcing Survey - Results and Outlook for Asia Supply Chains
It has been turbulent years for supply chains in East Asia, which remains a strong destination for Nordic companies to manufacture and find new customers. At this Signature Webinar, Asia Perspective will share their case experiences from manufacturing and present findings from the annual Asia Perspective sourcing survey of 2022. This survey gives a unique forward-looking view of what companies see in their Asia supply chains.
This year, the survey furthermore explores the trends of shifting production within Asia and nearshoring. The webinar will also cover key risks, sustainability efforts and other topics relevant to decision-makers in supply chain and manufacturing.
