Topic: Boosting China’s New Economy Through the Next Generation of Information Technology

Date: Friday, Dec. 6th | 2 – 6pm (including round-trip travel time)

Venue: PERCENT Information Technology Co., Ltd. (round-trip transportation will be provided from the PKU campus)

Attendance: Peking University students only, first preference given to Guanghua students

Language: English

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Company Profile

Beijing PERCENT Information Technology Co., Ltd. is one of China’s leading data intelligence enterprises. With the mission “promoting social progress with data intelligence”, PERCENT focuses on helping both government institutions and private enterprises to leverage the value of data to achieve digital transformation in complex and ever-changing business environments. PERCENT has served over 10,000 enterprises and governments at home and abroad and is committed to turning data into knowledge, with the ultimate aim of enabling intelligent decision-making.

Company Website: https://en.percent.cn/

About the Speaker

Ivory LIU, COO of PERCENT

Education: Ph.D. Student, Harvard Business School; MBA, Yale University

Experience: Worked as a Senior Director in Huawei’s Public and Government Relations Department, supporting the globalization strategy developed by the Board of Directors; served as Global Leadership Fellow at the Swiss World Economic Forum, participating in macro and regional economic research and policy research; worked at Procter & Gamble, responsible for regional business development, channel strategies, supply chain and product operations; jointly built up cross-border PE funds.

Peking University Belt & Road Institute Lecture Series: Understanding China

Starting in October 2018, the Belt & Road Institute began regularly organizing a series of lectures on “Understanding China” for local and international scholars alike, aiming to provide a platform for high-level analysis and critique from leading Chinese academics, industry professionals and commentators on what lies ahead in an ever-changing global environment. This field visit will serve as the ninth event in the series, with the previous eight events attracting more than 1300 students, diplomats, business executives, and organizational representatives from over 40 countries.