Harvard Club of Shanghai | Mentorship Dinner Series

Harvard Club of Shanghai is launching the Mentorship Dinner Series featuring dinner and discussions with notable Harvard alumni. The purpose of this dinner series is to provide an intimate setting for private conversations to take place and allow more recent graduates to ask questions of experienced alumni. There will be a general dinner topic to begin with, but other questions regarding career choices, difficult work decisions, insights into the workplace and opportunities are also open for discussion.

We are hosting our inaugural dinner event on Tuesday, June 30, 2015, and our speaker is Mr. David Nieh (GSD MAUD 1992), Head of Development at Lend Lease China. David will focus on his experience with China real estate development, as well as current challenges facing the China market.

Reservations will be offered on a first-come first-serve basis to Regular Members and Associate Members.

The Mentorship Dinner Series is brought to you by the Professional Development Committee of the Harvard Club of Shanghai.

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Event details

Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Time: 7:00PM

Venue: Restaurant located in Xuhui District. Attendees will be notified of the location.

Fee:

250 RMB for Regular Members. Regular Members, please contact the Club if you have not received your VIP code.

300 RMB for Associate Members

RSVP and pre-payment required

David Nieh (GSD MAUD 1992) is Head of Development at Lend Lease China. David previously served as General Manager of Shui On Land. He is a registered architect and certified planner, as well as an accredited professional in sustainable design. He formerly directed the studio for Skidmore, Owings and Merrill’s Shanghai office, and was chief architect for the City of San Jose and Redevelopment Agency. He has taught architecture, urban design and urban studies at Stanford University. David is currently a Board Member for the Joint US-China Collaboration on Clean Energy, Stanford Program on Regions of Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Cogswell College in Silicon Valley. He advises the One-North Development in Singapore, the US-China Clean Energy Forum, the China Greentech Initiative and the Cleantech Group. David holds a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design degree from Harvard University and a Masters of Architecture degree from the University of California/Berkeley.