Post-covid Talent Movement: Entering and Exiting China
2021年7月8日 星期四 16:00 至 18:00 Level 7, 80 Pingwu Road, Changing District, Shanghai
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2021年7月8日 星期四 16:00 至 18:00
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AustCham Shanghai
AustCham Shanghai
Founded in 1994, AustCham Shanghai is now the largest Australian Chamber of Commerce in the Greater China region. As the trading relationship has evolved beyond energy and resources to encapsulate a wide variety of sectors, AustCham Shanghai has also grown to represent businesses in every sector, from manufacturing to health and aged care, to education and financial services.
Today, our Chamber brings the business community together through membership services, events, delegations, project management, representation and advocacy.
AustCham Shanghai exists only to serve its members. The Chamber also undertakes significant fundraising efforts to support our Corporate Social Responsibility partners each year, having raised RMB 5,000,000 over the past 20 years.
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On Thursday July 8th, AustCham Shanghai and Fragomen will host an update session for businesses managing talent and staff movement in and out of China. Given the pandemics continued impact on global migration, AustCham Shanghai recognises that many members and individuals in the Australia-China business community still face challenges in travelling home and for work.
Join Kayla Lu, Regional Leader for Mobility & Immigration at General Electric, Iris Zhang, Director at Fragomen, and Roy Ren, Senior Director at Fragomen, to hear on the latest entry and exit guidelines, talent movement post-COVID, and best practices for businesses within the current immigration framework.
This event will close with networking and complimentary drinks, and is co-hosted with SwissCham Shanghai.
Agenda
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Registration
4:30 PM - 4:40 PM
Welcome
4:40 PM - 5:00 PM
Presentation by Fragomen
5:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Panel with GE
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Q&A
6:00 PM
Networking
Guest Speakers
Kayla Lu
Region Leader – Global Mobility Project and Immigration
General Electric
Kayla Lu is the Regional Leader for Global Mobility Project and Immigration at General Electric. She is leading the global mobility program for both long-term and short-term assignment in the region, to ensure regional compliance, user experience and drive wing-to-wing success in expat management.
Kayla joined GE in 2016, based in Shanghai, China. Prior to GE, Kayla worked in consulting industry with Baker & McKenzie LLP and Deloitte China respectively.
Roy Ren
Senior Director
Fragomen Shanghai
Roy has been with Fragomen and practiced immigration for more than 11 years, where he served as Account Manager handling a wide range of clients including multinational, regional and local corporations and leading a case team to deliver China immigration consultancy and compliance services. In addition to some of the key operational functions in China practice, Roy is also responsible for government liaison with immigration authorities across China.
Prior to joining Fragomen, Roy was responsible for global mobility services with an international corporation. Roy also has in-house human resources experience and exposure in working for a government department.
Iris Zhang
Director
Fragomen
Iris is a Director at Fragomen’s Shanghai office. She joined the firm in 2007 and has more than 15 years of experience in China immigration. Iris supports clients of all sizes, ranging from small and medium-sized organizations to large multinational Fortune 100 companies in a variety of industries for China inbound practice. In addition to overseeing and leading a large team of managers and consultants in providing a wide scope of immigration services in China, Iris also provides compliant and pragmatic outbound immigration solutions including consular support and document procurement and legalization services, as well as advisory and process planning to Chinese clients going abroad. Iris speaks Chinese, English and Shanghainese.
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Founded in 1994, AustCham Shanghai is now the largest Australian Chamber of Commerce in the Greater China region. As the trading relationship has evolved beyond energy and resources to encapsulate a wide variety of sectors, AustCham Shanghai has also grown to represent businesses in every sector, from manufacturing to health and aged care, to education and financial services.
Today, our Chamber brings the business community together through membership services, events, delegations, project management, representation and advocacy.
AustCham Shanghai exists only to serve its members. The Chamber also undertakes significant fundraising efforts to support our Corporate Social Responsibility partners each year, having raised RMB 5,000,000 over the past 20 years.
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