Jing Tian Invited to Attend the Event for Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Sino-British University Cooperation and Share the Company's Experience of "Going Out"
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With continuous progress in "the Belt and
Road", enthusiasm of Chinese enterprises in "going Out" surges,
boosting the overseas layout of Chinese enterprises and drawing wide attention
of both Chinese and international academic circles. On May 13, in order to
celebrate the 10th anniversary of the cooperative business school with Nanjing
University of Finance & Economics, University of Exeter Business School, a
famous UK school, specially invited Jing Tian, Vice President of Sanpower Group
to share his thoughts on Sino-British economic trade relations and
opportunities and challenges in the merger of Chinese and British enterprises.
With the theme of "Sanpower's Overseas Activities
Under the Economic New Normal", Jing Tian introduced to attendees the
development of Sanpower Group since 1993, focusing on the vigorous overseas
mergers& acquisitions in the past three years as well as diversified layout
such as new health and new consumption. The merger and acquisition of British
House of Fraser as an example, Jing Tian has analyzed both challenges and
opportunities during cooperation of Chinese and British enterprises against the
backdrop of "golden age" for both countries. Jing Tian also has had
an in-depth discussion with Bill Peng, Head of Accounting in University of
Exeter Business School, of management of overseas enterprises in Chinese market
after the merger and acquisition.
Founded in 1855, University of Exeter is one of the most
popular and successful universities in Britain.It evolved into today's
University of Exeter after receiving the Royal Warrant in 1955. Since 2006,
Nanjing University of Finance & Economics has cooperated with University of
Exeter to cultivate the outstanding professional talents with a global vision.
Through this event, Jing Tian has shown teachers and
students of University of Exeter Business School and Nanjing University of
Finance & Economics Business School the image of an open, tolerant,
forward-looking, innovative and transformative private enterprise in China,
thus making a significant contribution to attracting talents to Sanpower Group
and cooperating with Chinese and international universities.
Professor Gabriele Vosseberg, Associate Dean of University of Exeter Business School has granted Jing Tian the school badge.
