In this issue
Message from China Centre Director
Manchester Global MBA July 2017 Induction
Tongji - Manchester Global MBA Induction
UoM President Hosted Alumni Dinner in Beijing
Winning Asia Pacific Business School Desert Challenge
UoM China Centre Presented at British Chamer Education Meeting
Centre Director 2nd Time Elected British Chamber ExCo board member
China Centre Supports Bright Eyes Project
UoM China Centre Hosts Digital Marketing Industry Talk
MBA Information Session in Chengdu, Chongqing and Suzhou
Centre Director Launches New Book
UoM Public Lectures Open to All Professionals
Global MBA Open Day - International Business Strategy
Global MBA Workshop Taster – Venture Capital & Private Equity
Global MBA Workshop Taster in Suzhou– Strategic Management of Projects
Global MBA Workshop Taster – Operations Management
Global MBA Strategy & Competition Workshop Taster by Prof. Patrick McNutt
Global MBA Workshop Taster on Operationalizing & Communicating Value by Dr. Alison Ashton
Global MBA Workshop Taster - International Negotiations
Top Business School Mixer
First University of Manchester China Centre Alumni Education Forum
Branding & Marketing Innovation – Best Practice Sharing
Leadership Forum: Essential of Outfits
Big Data and Business Insight Forum
Treasury and Tax Management of Multinational Company
New Models in New Trend of Healthcare Industry
Your Strategy Needs a Strategy
Alumni Spoke for Study China Program
Inside Talent Assessment
Alumni Shared at ‘Wolfman’ Alumni Careers Event
Alumni Visited Sanpower, a Leading Chinese Conglomerate
B2B Marketing
2016 China Pharma Review
Alumni Afternoon Tea – Business School Outdoor League Awards Ceremony
Crisis in Economics and Economics in Crisis by Dr. Srinivas Yanamandra
Alumni & Careers Induction session for 2017 Jan Intake Students
A Visit to PwC Innovation Centre
Top Business School Mixer
Centre Staff Participated in Fundraising Walkathalon
Upcoming Events
China Centre Supports Bright Eyes Project
 

Working with the Lixin Charity Association (a fully registered NGO) and the local Lixin hospital, and with the full support of the local government, Birtish Chamber along with members have scoped the whole project with the clear aim of member engagement throughout. Using medical equipment provided by the Chamber, the eye testing were conducted by ophthalmic technicians who visited the schools on behalf of the Chamber. There are 290 primary schools in Lixin County each having approximately 300 students, of which approximately 10% will require prescription glasses. The glasses (including lenses, frames and a protective case) will last for at least two years and each child will be supplied an extra pair to allow for breakages and loss.

China Centre representatives conducted group activities with preschoolers as well as reached out to students with disabilities and provided them with additional tutoring. During the visit, toys and books have been supplied to the students. For those with impaired vision, eye-testing were arranged. Representatives were also involved in this activity to help setting up tests.

This was the first time China Centre was involved in this particular project. It has been an honour to support this collective initiative with a purpose to help children from underprivileged backgrounds.

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