Compliance China, 2009, Beijing, China

Governance Risk & Compliance strategies for competitive advantage

Compliance China 2009
Assessing, mitigating & responding to regulatory & legal risks in China
30 November – 2 December 2009, The Regent Hotel, Beijing, China

Unrivalled Expert Speakers

Stefan Hoffmann-Kuhnt, VP & Regional Compliance Officer, SIEMENS
Donna Dong, Head of BMS Customs and Trade Compliance, China, BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE
Katie Shan, Corporate Counsel - Asia Pacific, CATERPILLAR
John So, Director, Crisis & Risk Consulting, Greater China, CONTROL RISKS
Yann Teste, Director South East Asia Purchasing & Supplier Management, Truck Division,
KNORR-BREMSE
Ming Zhang, Chief Compliance Officer, FORTIS HAITONG INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
Wang Zhang, Legal Director, OTIS ELEVATOR INTERNATIONAL
Dana Wagner, Competition Counsel, GOOGLE
Margie Reins, Manager - Ethics & Compliance, UNITED AIRLINES
Xue Mei Wu, Finance & Control Legal Affairs, Legal Counsel, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
John Bradfield, Regional Compliance Counsel APAC, SYNGENTA
Scott Lane, Principal, THE RED FLAG GROUP
Tiro Rodriguez Jose Antonio, Head of Internal Auditing, VOLKSWAGEN
Felix Wong, Finance Controller & VGM, ITT WATER & WASTEWATER
Donald Koblitz, General Counsel, VOLKSWAGEN
Alex Tu, Head of Legal & Compliance, WING HANG BAN

Conference highlights - A unique opportunity to:

Discover how to raise corporate governance standards & achieve better transparency in your China operations
Gain a full legislative and regulatory update in order to help you identify new legal risks
Compare notes and learn how MNCs such as UNITED AIRLINES & GOOGLE manage their regulatory compliance programmes in China
Develop a professional network of compliance and ethics contacts in China
Receive actionable advice from the real practitioners in China
Equip yourself with best-practice compliance tips that you can implement in your organisation
Join 6 discussion-led roundtables on hot compliance issues
Discover how to implement your organisation’s global policy in China
Gain best-practice methods on training employees to detect & report red flags
Learn what you should do if you are investigated by PRC Government
Maximise your learning and networking by joining the pre-conference workshops:
A: Doing business in China under the PRC Anti-Monopoly Law & working within the China Merger Control Rules
B: Managing litigation & dispute resolution in China

3 December 2009
China Employment Contract Law Master Class
How to cut labour costs without being sued