UCLA：2016 Wilbur Woo Greater China Business Conference 4/22

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Join us for the 2016 Wilbur K. Woo Greater China Business Conference

Ten Years On - Innovation, Competition and Collaboration：The Evolving U.S.-China Relationship

Friday, April 22, 2016
11:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Reception to follow.　　　　

Korn Convocation Hall
UCLA Anderson School of Management
110 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

Free to attend for UCLA students and faculty. Bruin ID required.
General Admission：$40 includes parking.

Watch video highlights of the 2015 Conference >>　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

The tenth anniversary of the Woo Conference will bring together successful U.S. and Chinese leaders, experienced investors and influencers who will share their thoughts on the future of the U.S.-Sino relationship, their perspectives on how far the relationship has come and discuss the opportunities and challenges ahead. Speakers from across a variety of industries and sectors will inspire conversations around innovation, competition and collaboration, and the disruptive forces that will continue to transform the global environment and shape cross-border business and investment between the world's two superpowers.

Keynote Speaker

UCLA：2016 Wilbur Woo Greater China Business Conference 4/22

Fiona Ma, Chairwoman, California State Board of Equalization

Schedule

11:30am - 1:00pm	REGISTRATION AND CHECK-IN \| Korn Convocation Hall Foyer, Entrepreneurs Hall
11:30am - 12:45pm	CAREER PANEL DISCUSSION WITH PAST CONFERENCE DIRECTORS（UCLA Students Only）\| Executive Dining Room, Gold Hall
1:00 - 1:20pm	WELCOME REMARKS \| Korn Convocation Hall Judy D. Olian \| Dean and John E. Anderson Chair in Management, UCLA Anderson Michael K. Woo \| Son of Wilbur K. Woo; Dean, College of Environmental Design, Cal Poly Pomona Pin Tai \| President and Director, Cathay Bank
1:20 - 1:40pm	KEYNOTE ADDRESS \| Korn Convocation Hall Fiona Ma \| Chairwoman, California State Board of Equalization
1:40 - 2:15pm	CHINA：A MACRO OVERVIEW & A BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE \| Korn Convocation Hall Elizabeth Harrington \| U.S. Publisher at Large, Hurun Report Yi-Chin Ho \| Litigation Partner, Latham & Watkins LLP William Yu \| Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast
2:15 - 3:00pm	PLENARY SESSION I \| Korn Convocation Hall
	MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT：Deepening Ties Between the U.S. and China and Connecting the Two Markets Steve Hendry（'97） \| Managing Director, Tang Media Partners Marlin Prager（’03） \| Chief Financial Officer, Legendary MODERATOR: Joe Calabrese \| Chair, Media & Entertainment Practice, Latham & Watkins LLP
3:00 - 3:15pm	BREAK & REFRESHMENTS \| Briskin Plaza
3:15 - 4:00pm	CONCURRENT PANEL DISCUSSIONS：
	INNOVATION: Embracing Innovation to Shape the Path Forward \| Korn Convocation Hall Jeff Moran \| Vice President – Finance, International Vitamin Corporation（IVC） Brendan Riley \| Vice President, Fleet Sales, BYD Motors, Inc. Xianhui Xu \| Executive Director, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China（COMAC）USA Office MODERATOR: Christopher S. Tang \| Distinguished Professor; Edward W. Carter Chair in Business Administration, UCLA Anderson　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 FOOD & AGRICULTURE：The Importance of Collaboration in the U.S.-China Agricultural Industry and Food Supply and Sourcing Business \| D-301 Steve Chen \| Owner and Chief Executive Officer, YIHE Corporation James Liu \| Founder, SeabuckWonders, Inc. Chris Wheeler \| Managing Director and Co-Founder, LOHAS Farms LLC and Optimal Nutrition LLC MODERATOR: Jerry Nickelsburg \| Adjunct Professor of Economics, UCLA Anderson; Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS：The Importance of Cross-Border M&A - Opportunities for China and the United States \| C-315 Lisa Chen \| Managing Director, Aon China Business Group N.A. Seamus Jiang \| Director, China/US Cross-Border Deals, PwC Cavan Yang \| Managing Director, Mergers & Acquisitions, BofA Merrill Lynch MODERATOR: Allen Wang \| Partner; Latham & Watkins LLP
4:15 - 5:00pm	CONCURRENT PANEL DISCUSSIONS:
	TECHNOLOGY：The Increasing Global Impact of Chinese Technology Companies：Trends, Strategies and Challenges \| Korn Convocation Hall Feng An \| Founder and Executive Director, Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation and U.S.-China Cleantech Center Jack Chen \| Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Cognitive Leap Solutions, Inc.; Founder and Chairman, Transworld Capital Group Adam Zheng \| Co-Founder and Chief Operation Officer, ObEN.com MODERATOR: Ming Zhu \| Senior Associate, Latham & Watkins LLP HEALTHCARE：Growth Strategies and New Opportunities for Collaboration in the Healthcare Sector \| C-315 Kylie Canaday \| Senior Manager of Global Strategy, ResMed Jian Irish（‘02） \| Vice President of Strategic Supply, Sourcing & Partnerships, Sanofi Yingru Li \| Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Reproductive Sciences Medical Center MODERATOR：David Lee \| Partner, Corporate Department, Latham & Watkins LLP PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT：The Evolution of China’s Private Wealth Market – Developing Effective Investment Strategies for HNWIs and Opportunities for the United States \| D-301 Jon Allen \| Sales Vice President, Trumark Financial Joseph Lee \| Senior Vice President, Director of Sales, Cathay Wealth Management Tony Yu \| CEO & General Counsel, DSG Business, Tax, & Wealth Planning, Inc. MODERATOR：Rex Hong \| Senior Vice President, Manager of China Business Development Department, Cathay Bank
5:15 - 6:00pm	PLENARY SESSION II \| Korn Convocation Hall
	REAL ESTATE：Drivers, Challenges and Strategies of Surging Chinese Investment in U.S. Real Estate Markets Jack Liao \| Chief Operating Officer, Shimao Property Holdings Limited Chang M. Liu \| Senior Vice President, Deputy Chief Lending Officer, Cathay Bank Christopher Rising \| President and Chief Operating Officer, Rising Realty Partners Jenny Zhan \| Executive Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer, Interstate Hotels & Resorts MODERATOR：Kevin Ehrhart \| Partner, Latham & Watkins LLP
6:00 - 8:00pm	NETWORKING RECEPTION \| Executive Dining Room, Gold Hall

For more information please visit the 2016 Woo Conference website >>

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Center for Global Management
UCLA Anderson School of Management
110 Westwood Plaza, D304
Los Angeles, CA 90095 | USA
+1（310）206 - 5317
global@anderson.ucla.edu

Caregiving Experiences of Community-Based Caregivers for the Elderly in China

Honglin Chen, Fudan University

Tuesday, April 19, 2016
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Bunche Hall Room 10383

An important part of long-term care system in China are the services provided by community caregivers associated with older peoples’ quality of life. In order to understand the nature of caregiving experiences among community-based caregivers for the elderly and to identify critical factors that affect those experiences; we employed a qualitative approach to study community-based caregivers in a selected community in Pudong, Shanghai, in southeastern China. Semi-structured in-depth interviews and focus group interviews were conducted among 20 community-based caregivers in the spring of 2015.
This study found that：（1）The community-based caregivers for the elderly that we interviewed were mainly middle-aged or older and mostly female, and they tended to live close to the elderly in order to maintain a convenient and pleasant caregiving service for both parties. They were in the bottom tier of the income system, and they were pessimistic about their future careers. Their jobs involved a great deal of multitasking, which was quite informal.（2）The community-based caregivers had positive experiences in terms of direct caregiving activities, characterized by a sense of achievement and satisfaction with their relationship with the care recipient, their social role, and their personal growth. They felt somehow a sense of felt competent at their job.（3）However, they had had some negative experiences, mainly resulting from "dealing with" the elderly and "battling" with the elderly’s families. They also complained about their workloads and worried about their futures.（4）Based on analysis of the interviews, the main factors influencing caregiving experiences were categorized as personal factors, work factors, or social factors. Suggestions to improve the community caregivers’ caregiving experiences are discussed, and some suggestions to improve the long-term care system for the elderly in China are presented.

Honglin Chen is an associate professor and the vice chair at the Department of Social Work, Fudan university. She has been working in the research area on family, aging, social capital, and social services for the past few years and has published more than 20 papers internationally. She is good at conducting quantitative and qualitative research methodology in social research. She is a good partner for teamwork and has been actively engaged in a few interdisciplinary research projects. She has a stout belief on transferring research knowledge to practical world and has been engaging in many community services.

Center for Chinese Studies
11381 Bunche Hall

Los Angeles, CA 90095-1487

Campus Mail Code：148703

Tel（310）825-8683 Fax（310）206-3555

china@international.ucla.edu

Water Festival as Spectacle：Sino-Burmese Identities, Ethnic Politics and Public Performances in Macau

UCLA：2016 Wilbur Woo Greater China Business Conference 4/22

Thursday, April 28, 2016
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Bunche Hall 10383
In the decades after Ne Win’s military regime seized power in 1962 and anti-Chinese riots occurred in 1967, many Sino-Burmese people chose to flee Burma and immigrate to Macau. Today, they number over 40,000, making up 8% of Macau’s total population. They also constitute 60% of what the Macanese government officially calls gui qiao（“returning overseas Chinese”）, and are thus recognized as Macau’s largest gui qiao community. To claim their ethnic subjectivity, this group has successfully created a unique Sino-Burmese Water Festival（derived from the Burmese Theravada Buddhist thingyan festival）. When it was first held in 1995, it was simply a community initiative to commemorate their nostalgia towards their second homeland, Burma. Soon after Macau’s sovereignty was transferred from Portugal to China in 1999, the Macanese government transformed this festival from a one-day community gathering into a three-day grand Water Festival Carnival. The transformation has not only helped the group form a notable ethnic identity, mian hua（Burmese Chinese）, but also boosted Macau’s city tourism, which, along with its gambling enterprises, facilitates an economic boom enjoyed by all residents.

Based on an ethnographic study conducted in 2015 and 2016, this talk examines how music and dance are crucial to the making of the Sino-Burmese water festival, and to its articulation of identity. The festival can be said to draw on collective understanding of space and agency, and to operate within a rhetoric of multiculturalism, nostalgic sentiments, community networks and bureaucratic logic. However, whilst presenting this cultural production as spectacular, the festival has obscured the continuous unbalanced power dynamics amongst subgroups. A “twin festival” phenomenon reveals the tensions sparked between the Sino-Burmese inhabitants and ethnic Burmese migrant workers occurring in recent years. This speaks to the idea of “festival reclamation,” where subaltern groups reclaim representations of a festival constructed by the dominant culture.

Tasaw Hsin-chun LU （Ph.D. UCLA in Ethnomusicology, 2007）is an associate research fellow at the Institute of Ethnology in Academia Sinica, Taiwan. With a geocultural focus on Burma and its diasporas, her research interests are the everyday politics, identity shifts, soundscape formation, and embodiment as exemplified in music performances. Her ongoing project is a comparative ethnographic study concerning the Sino-Burmese musical practices in Yangon, as well as those in Taiwan and Macau. She is the author ofUnfaded Splendor：Representation and Modernity of the Burmese Classical Music Tradition（National Taiwan University Press, 2012）, and co-producer, with a filmmaker Chuan-Chiang YU, of a documentary film “Musical Sojourn：Circle of the Losing Drum”（2015）on a legendary Burmese drummer in exile.
Sponsor（s）：Center for Chinese Studies

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