Trends in China and the evolving role of brands - fireside chat

Date25 August

Time4:30-6:30

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Join us for a fireside chat with Zhen Wu on the future of global industry. Zhen Wu is the vice president International Business Development China of Magna International, one of the world's largest automotive suppliers.

Brought to you by the Asia New Zealand Foundation and the Auckland Business Chamber, Zhen's talk will delve into the rapid growth of electric vehicles, the drive towards sustainability, and the evolving role of brands in China, exploring how these shifts reflect the country's broader vision for society.

About the speaker

As vice president International Business Development China of Magna International Zhen brings extensive experience across Magna International and Chinese industry. She previously served as regional president China at Magna International and was formerly the general counsel Asia for GE (General Electric).

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