@ THE INTERSECTION  

Dan Harris, International Law Attorney and Founder of Harris & Moure and China Law Blog shares his insight on the legal side of doing business in China and the success of China Law Blog as a valuable resource for those involved or interested in China business.

Jim Trippon runs the largest equity investment research firm in Mainland China. Trippon, recognized by Dow Jones' Hulbert Financial Digest as America's foremost expert on China's stock market, is the Editor-in-Chief of China Stock Digest.

Trippon has served as an on-air stock market expert for CNBC, Fox Business, Fox News, CNN International and Peoples Radio International. He is regularly quoted in Bloomberg, Investors Business Daily, Stock Futures and Options Magazine and other major publications.

Rebecca A. Fannin is an international business journalist and author of the well-received book, Silicon Dragon? How China is Winning the Tech Race (McGraw-Hill, 2008). With 18 years experience covering global business, innovation and entrepreneurship, Ms. Fannin is currently the international editor of the Hong Kong-based Asian Venture Capital Journal and Private Equity Asia. Additionally, she writes a blog for Huffington Post and is a contributor to several leading business magazines, including Inc., Fast Company, The Deal and Worth. Previously, Rebecca was international news editor at Red Herring (1999-2002), deputy editor at Advertising Age International (1996-1999) andeditor of the Pulitzer-owned International Business (1990-1995). Her work also has appeared in Wired, Asia Inc., Merrill Lynch 360 and Time Inc.’s AsiaWeek. Ms. Fannin began her career as a copy editor at the Dayton Journal Herald, as a Dow Jones intern.

This live show begins with an interview with Beijing based Peter Schloss, CEO of BroadWebAsia Inc. on his China business insights and leads into a fun block of time for China expats to share their insights of life behind the GFW. The format is casual, fun and informative for those who are interested in first hand insight on what it's like to be a foreigner living and working in China.

Janet Carmosky, CEO of The China Business Network and veteran manager and consultant for foreign- invested businesses in China, presents a preview of her map of the Chinese business and consumer landscape, so marketing executives can make the most of their China ventures.

Janet will be holding a half day session on Building China Markets at the China Institute on Feb. 10th. For more information:

http://www.internationalistconferences.com/intconprogram.html

David Wolf, CEO of Wolf Group Asia draws upon 20+ years of Greater China experience to share his insight and advice for Obama's administration on managing relations with China in the first 100 days.

About David Wolf

David Wolf is President and Chief Executive Officer of Wolf Group Asia (WGA), a Beijing-based corporate advisory firm. David has a broad range of government relations, strategic counsel, and market-entry management experience throughout Greater China and Asia, in both advisory and enterprise management capacities.

His advisory work has focused on government relations, market entry, issues management, scenario planning, market assessment, and strategic advice on business in China at the CEO and Regional MD level.

In addition, David is regularly called upon by regional and global media as a commentator on the technology industry and on business in China, and he serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of China Economic Quarterly, and the advisory board of mobile media company 21Communications of Shanghai.

David's clients reflect WGA's systemic approach to the technology, media and telecommunications industries, one which sees the continuity of interests among firms engaged in technology development, equipment manufacturing, content, software, and services. David serves as an advisor to Motorola, Hewlett-Packard, Young & Rubicam Brands, and Foxconn, among others.

Follow David on Twitter at: @wolfgroupasia

David's personal blog: SiliconHutong.com