China through the broader shift in global power towards Asia, from a Singaporean diplomat and academic on East-West relations.
Economist specialising in macroeconomics, globalisation and China's economic evolution, explaining the drivers of China's economic growth, the constraints it faces and the implications for companies planning around Chinese and global markets.
Chinese technology developments from an Asia-Pacific perspective, connecting them with wider regional trends in innovation, business and digital transformation, informed by a Singapore-based corporate futurist and AI strategist.
Author of *The Third Industrial Revolution*, whose thinking on green infrastructure has shaped debate in China. He advises on the country's energy transition and speaks on the economics underpinning it.
US-China rivalry within the wider set of geopolitical and economic risks facing international businesses, informed by the founder of a political risk consultancy that rates state stability for institutional clients.
Chinese innovation, technology, policy and state power for organisations navigating the country's changing business environment, from a sinologist and tech entrepreneur who has built businesses in China and Europe.
Career diplomat and former US Ambassador to the European Union, examining China through EU-US trade and technology policy, drawing on experience of transatlantic negotiations and international economic diplomacy.
Consumer behaviour, market demand and commercial trends from direct research inside mainland China, informed by experience running a Shanghai-based market research firm advising multinationals on Chinese consumers.
A customer experience expert, author, and business school professor, analysing how China's hyper-advanced mobile applications, tech ecosystems, and frictionless service innovations reshape global consumer expectations and digital business operations.
Writer and social commentator who worked in a state rocket factory before turning to journalism, bringing first-hand experience of Chinese society and culture to international audiences through English-language writing and commentary.
Former EU Commissioner for Trade, responsible for the bloc's negotiating position with major partners, bringing an institutional perspective on EU-China trade, negotiation and the sources of leverage available to each side.
Economist advising multinationals on emerging markets, with deep experience across Russia and central and eastern Europe, placing China within a broader emerging-market view of growth, risk and multinational business strategy.
A China keynote can be built around business, economics, technology, policy, culture or international relations. The speakers on this page reflect different routes into the subject rather than a single China narrative.
