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I was in Beijing at the beginning of the week to moderate a panel at the 8th Transnational Corporations China Forum 2010 organized by Chinese Academy of International Trade & Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Commerce, to discuss the strategic opportunities and compliance management of multinational corporations in the post-financial crisis era. My panel focused on the multinational corporation and China’s low carbon economy. China.org has saved me the effort of writing a lengthy post about the highlights of our discussion by featuring the panel in its story “Low-carbon revolution is on the way.” Unfortunately they chose to grace the story with a photograph taken of my right (and decidedly less photogenic side). Oh well, all for a good cause I suppose.
Photo: china.org.cn
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