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How China does startups
A live China Corner Office Podcast with Microsoft CEO, James Chou
Are you interested in the startup scene in China? How the trade-war and U.S.-China tensions are affecting technology advancement? How China is leading in key sectors like fintech and AI? If so, then join Christopher Marquis, Cornell professor and host of the China Corner Office Podcast, for a live recording featuring guest James Chou, Managing Director and CEO of Microsoft for Startups North Asia, and Chair of Technology and Innovation Committee of American Chamber of Commerce Shanghai. On January 12, they will sit down to discuss these topics and more from James’ two decades of experience as an executive at Microsoft and as a serial entrepreneur.
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