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China
2014
Green Companies Summit
Summit Preface
Summit at a Glance
Here and Now
A Different Kind of Summit
2014 China Green Companies Summit Session Highlights
2014 Sino-French Roundtable
Innovation in China and the World
China’s Investment Future
Tech in China
Education and Culture
Industry Transition
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30 Years of Chinese Entrepreneurship
Media Presence
Media Spotlights
Acknowledgements
2014 Program
About the CEC
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Green Companies Summit
Summit Preface
Wu Jianmin
Chairman, China Green Companies SummitExecutive Vice Chairman, China Institute for
Innovation and Development Strategy
Seven years ago a group of responsible, driven entrepreneurs launched the China Green Companies Summit, choosing Earth Day to host the annual three day event. Under this unparalleled initiative, Chinese entrepreneurs have dedicated themselves and their companies towards a future of sustainable development.
The life of any summit is in the thinking the event invokes. As the world’s population and demand for resources continue to increase at unprecedented rates, we must strive toward our only viable future as a planet: sustainable development. To realize this goal, massive amounts of time and effort must be directed towards a new order. The important thing to remember is this transition has already begun and there are vast business opportunities to tap in completing this great mission. As global citizens, it is our responsibility to help make this great transition happen.
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Summit at a Glance
The China Green Companies Summit is dedicated to promoting smart, long-term economic and social growth.
The 2014 Summit tackled topics including:• Smogandpollution• Shadowbankingandecommerce• Energyandnaturalresources• Investmentandeconomicforecasts• Techandeducation• Internationalcollaboration• SOErestructuring
1200+ Participants 100 Speakers 14 Countries200+ Journalists
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Here and Now
Long Yongtu
The China Green Companies Summit plays an essential role in consistently demonstrating the importance of the private sector and the private entrepreneurship in China.
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Chief Negotiator of China’s WTO accessionFormer Secretary-General, BOAO Forum for Asia
An establishment of justice and order in the Chinese market is the most imperative responsibility of the Chinese government today.
“Wu Jinglian
Researcher, Development Research Center of the State Council
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A Different Kind of Summit
The China Entrepreneur Club represents the very backbone of the Chinese economy, and will continue to make a central contribution to the Chinese economic miracle, as well as the world economy going forward.
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Francois Hollande
President of France
I chose China and the China Green CompaniesSummitformyfirstofficialtrip since becoming Secretary of State to both bolster the efforts of President Hollande and President Xi Jinping in further increasing bilateral ties, and cooperation between Chinese and French enterprises.
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Fleur Pellerin
French Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Tourism Promotion, in charge of French citizens living abroad
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Jyrki Katainen
There are more than 300 Finnish companies in China now. If you count trade and investment together, China is more important to us than any EU country.
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Former Prime Minister of Finland
I very much support the Summit’s emphasis on letting the market play a decisive role in developing the economy. This will pave the way for a brighter future of SMEs in China.
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Jari Gustafsson
Finnish Ambassador to China
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After a hugely successful international visit to Belgium last year, we hope to build further collaborative ties with China and the China Entrepreneur Club through great events like the Green Companies Summit.
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Elio Di Rupo
Prime Minister of Belgium
We have many values in common with the mission of the China Green Companies Summit, and believe that together our two countries can help solve the problems of Belgium, China and the world.
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Michael Malherbe
Belgian Ambassador to China
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2014 China Green Companies Summit
Session Highlights
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2014 Sino-French Roundtable
A40-strongFrenchofficialandbusinessdelegationheaded by French Secretary of State Madame Fleur Pellerin attended the Summit in Nanning.
With 2014 marking the 50th anniversary of Sino-French diplomatic relations, the China Green Companies Summit was selected by the Chinese and French governments as one of nine China-based 50th anniversary official celebration events.
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Green Companies Summit
Innovation in China and the World
Karsten Engel
BMW has experienced two world wars and a number of crises throughout its history. The company’s means of survival and prospering has always been found in a relentless pursuit of innovation.
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President and CEO, BMW Group Region China
“To fully realize innovation, companies must be capable of localizing in research and development. Schneider has had an R&D center in China for over 15 years and has utilized this strategy coupled with a stress on maintaining theefficiencyandflexibilityof a small company, even though we have over 50,000 employees worldwide.
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Jean-Pascal Tricoire
Chairman and CEO, Schneider Electric
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China’s Investment Future
What should be most carefully considered today is the rise of the middle class Chinese consumer and their new lifestyle of consumption. With a rise in middle class consumption across a range of industries, we expect the middle class to represent 80% of China’s domestic demand by 2020, up from today’s 34%.
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Leo Liang
Vice Chairman & CEO, Fosun Group
Overthenexttentotwentyyears,there will be over 45 trillion RMB created in value from the Chinese consumer. This will be in large part due to the rise of the middle class from both 280 million migrant works transitioning into urban citizens, as wellastheinfluxofanadditional120 million people into cities across the country.
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John ZhaoCEO and President, Hony Capital
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Tech in China
Jack Ma
My key concern is ensuring Alibaba’s corporate culture and mission can remain untarnished by the control of individuals or benefitsasthecompanycontinuesto grow and transition onto the global stage.
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Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group
Weibo is working with Taobao tocreateanultraefficientonline shopping sphere in which users can shop securely, make purchases instantly and enjoy unprecedented speed of delivery.
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Charles ChaoCEO and Chairman, SINA Corporation
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Education and Culture
The educational revolution in China brought about by the Internet, be it large or small, will inevitably force Chinese education to no longer sit on the sidelines wallowing in complacency.
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Michael Yu
CEO and Chairman, New Oriental Education and Technology Group
It is cultural development that helps us understand and pursue a mission in life. I hope that the CGCS can help stress the importance of a balance in development of both wealth and culture in a people and society.
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Jet Li
Founder, One Foundation
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Industry Transition
Big data will soon allow us to categorize clients into dozens of groups based on precise criteria, suchasspecificbehaviorsandspending habits. This is a massive opportunity for all industries.
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Liu JirenChairman and CEO, Neusoft Corporation
State owned enterprises and state controlled capital must first“exorcizethedemons”byremoving the special protection they currently enjoy and the ability to supersede national law. Onlywhentheplayingfieldiseven, will joint-ownership have a viable chance.
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Feng Lun
Chairman, Vantone Holdings
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In facing our future, I hope we can help China build a greater awareness of a need to respect the environment, people, self, familyandsociety.Onlythroughsuchrespectcanweexpecttowin the respect of others.
“Wang Shi
Chairman, China Vanke Group
Internet services have replaced the PC as the very core of the modern enterprise. This is the transition we have to embrace as our very means of continued growth and development.
“Liu Chuanzhi
Chairman, China Entrepreneur ClubChairman, Legend Holdings Corporation
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+ Over 30 other sources
Media Presence
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Media Spotlights
CNBC interviewed CEC members Liu Chuanzhi, Zhu Xinli, Liu Yonghao, Shen Guojun, Charles Chao and Huang Nubo about the reforms ahead for their specific industries and the Chinese economy as a whole.
BBC’s CEO GURU interviewed CEC members Michael Yu, Deng Feng, Liu Jiren, and Charles Chao about the leadership styles and cultures created by Chinese CEOs.
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Acknowledgements
Organizer
China Entrepreneur Club (CEC)
Co-organizers
Industry and Information Technology Commission of People’s Government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Nanning Municipal Government
SupportingOrganizations
United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)
China Enterprise Confederation / China Enterprise Directors Association
Comité France Chine (CFC)
China Council for International Investment Promotion (CCIIP)
China International Council for the Promotion of Multinational Corporations
Supporting Embassies
French Embassy in China
British Embassy in China
Embassy of Germany in China
Embassy of Belgium in China
Embassy of Finland in China
Embassy of India in China
Embassy of Japan in China
Supporting Think-Tanks
China Institute for Innovation & Development Strategy
Development Research Center of the State Council
National School of Development at Peking University
School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University
China Europe International Business School
Daonong Center for Enterprise
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Global Partners
Strategic Partners
Partners
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2014 Program
April 21, 2014 (Monday continued)
Parallel Sessions
•NewInvestmentOpportunities
•Mixedownership:TheNextRoundofSOE Restructuring
•TransformationinRealEstateCompanies
•NarrowingtheO2OGap
BBC CEO Guru Telecast Forum
•ThePowerofConnections
Coffee/Tea BreakKeynote SpeechesDonation and Carbon Offsetting CeremonyCGCS Partner Recognition CeremonyParallel Sessions
•PublicWelfareandEntrepreneurialSpirit
•InnovationFuelsSustainableCompetitiveness
•SuccessorPlanningandBuildingtoLast
•JackMa:MyYearoftheHorse
Entrepreneur Fashion ShowBanquetWe-Media SalonClosed-door Meeting
April 22, 2014 (Tuesday)
Zhisland Private Event “BMW · Daonong” Cup Golf Tournament 2014
April 20, 2014 (Sunday)
RegistrationParallel Roundtables
•“BigData”andCorporateTransformation
•TheTrialsandTriumphsofGrowthStageCompanies
•GreenGrowth:EnvironmentalChallengesand NewBusinessOpportunities
Press Conference “China’s Top 100 Green Companies 2014”Welcome ReceptionCNBC Telecast Forum
•China’sReformRoadmap
Dinner BuffetEvening Talk
•LiuChuanzhi&WangShi:OurThirtyYearsin Business
April 21, 2014 (Monday)
Parallel Private Breakfast MeetingsParallel Sessions
•ANewEraofBusinessandConsumer
•BankingIndustry:Challengesand Opportunities
•TheChallengesofSmogPreventionandControl
•TheNext10YearsofSino-FrenchCooperation
Coffee/Tea BreakPlenary Session
•AnEraofTransformation:RealityandAspirations
Lunch Buffet
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About the CEC
The China Entrepreneur Club is the premiere business leader platform in China. Established by 31 of China's mostinfluentialentrepreneurs,economistsanddiplomatsin 2006, the CEC is a hub for Chinese entrepreneurial exchange, cooperation, and international collaboration. As aprivatenon-profitorganization,theCECiscommittedtonurturing entrepreneurship and business integrity while paving the future of sustainable economic and social development.
CEC member companies are economic powerhouses, with 46 dynamic companies earning a total annual gross income of over two trillion RMB. More importantly, CEC members continue to set an example through sustainable business competitiveness, active engagement in public welfare initiatives and endorsement of corporate social responsibility.
