What happened at SupChina’s third annual Women’s Conference
More than 350 people gathered at the Harmonie Club of New York on Monday for the third annual SupChina Women’s Conference, which was held to...
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Q&A: Roseann Lake on China’s single women shaping the country’s economic future
Roseann Lake covers Cuba for The Economist and was previously based in China as a journalist for five years. During her time in the country...
Speakers spotlight for SupChina’s third annual Women’s Conference
SupChina’s third annual Women’s Conference is just around the corner. To give you a taste of what to expect, we have published a series of...
Q&A: Ann Hu on being a Chinese-born filmmaker and foreign film distribution in China
Ann Hu is a Chinese-born writer, producer, and director who is known for her work on films such as her award-winning debut, Shadow Magic, and her...
Q&A: Amy Zhang on high-conviction investing and small cap equities
As the first Chinese female member of the Alger Partners Plan., Amy Zhang is known for her distinctive approach to investing. Unlike most peer investors...
‘The real risk is machine + human’: Jennifer Zhu Scott on the future of AI
Jennifer Zhu Scott is the founding principal of Radian Partners, a private investment firm for family offices and UHNWIs that focuses on artificial intelligence, blockchain...
Q&A: Rebecca Fannin on China’s tech scene
After spending many years in Silicon Valley as a technology writer covering venture capital and the dot-com boom, Rebecca Fannin followed the VC money to...
3rd annual SupChina Women’s Conference: How women are shaping the rising global power
Click on the image to learn more about Anla Cheng, the Founder of SupChina. Click on the image to learn more about Arianna Huffington Click...
Q&A with Lili Zheng, first mainland Chinese female partner at Deloitte
Lili Zheng 郑莉莉 is the first woman from mainland China to become a partner at Deloitte, one of the “Big Four” global accounting firms. She has...
How to run the most prestigious international auction firms in China: Q&A with Caroline Cai
In 1994, Christie’s became the first international auction house to open a representative office in Shanghai. In the years that followed, the prestigious British auction...