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SupChina Women’s Gala and Conference 2023
Join us for two nights of learnings, honoring excellence, and exclusive networking with global leaders in the China business community.
Learn more, register for the virtual conference, and purchase your ticket/table for the gala here
Every year, the SupChina Women’s Gala & Conference shines a spotlight on visionary women leaders shaping U.S.-China industries. This year, our online complimentary conference will be held on May 17 (complimentary), followed by our ticketed in-person gala on May 18 at The Mandarin Oriental in New York City (ticketed).
This year, our honorees include: Amy Liu, Interim President at Brookings, Stella Li, Executive VP of BYD Company Limited and CEO of BYD Americas, Dora Fugh Lee, renowned Chinese-American artist, and Yuja Wang, globally acclaimed concert pianist.
Join us for two nights of learnings, honoring excellence and exclusive networking with global leaders in the China business community.
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