In this ESS sharing session, we are honored to invite Dr. Qi Zhang, the COO of Subsidiary of Country Garden, to share his forward-looking views regarding A Transdisciplinary Path: Biologist to an Engineer then Corporate Operation Executive.
In this ESS sharing session, we are honored to invite Dr. Saskia Kelders, the Associate Professor at the Centre for eHealth and Wellbeing Research at the University of Twente, to share her unique views regarding gamification for engaging digital health interventions.
In this ESS sharing session, we are honored to invite Mike Hu, the founder of Qoka, to discuss the three key elements of brand marketing: product, funds and marketing, based on the founding story of Qoka.
In this ESS session, InE is very honoured to invite Prof. Hooi Den Huan from Nanyang Technology University to share how enterprises break through difficulties in the RUDE market environment to seek out entrepreneurial opportunities actively.
In this ESS sharing session, we are honoured to invite Chen Zhao, the managing partner of Plug and Play China, to analyze the frequent encountered setbacks faced by young entrepreneurs on their entrepreneurial journey and share his insights and solutions regarding those problems.
In this ESS session, Wang Lei Ph.D., an expert in Artificial Intelligence, will be sharing his experiences on striving for excellency over the limits of technology. Check out his journey from a beginner to an innovator of times.
In this ESS sharing session, we are honored to invite Dr. Frans van Gunsteren, Chairman of the Chinese Advisory Committee of the Dutch DHV Company, to share forward-looking views on “Solving the Global Energy Challenges”.
In this InE ESS, we invited Jacob Tomas (Yaxing Tan), CEO of MSC company, to share opinions towards sustainability with us. He will present his views on “Creating A Sustainable World: From Overseas To Local, From Urban To Rural” and deepen students’ understanding of sustainable development through various activities.
For this InE ESS sharing session, we are pleased to invite Matthew T.A. Nash, the managing director for the Social Entrepreneurship at Duke University. He will bring his views on “solving the ‘wicked’ problem posed by the sustainable impact”. This time ESS will be held remotely. Looking forward to your attendance!
In the new era, how can we utilize new designs to assist the renovation of the old towns? What is the future development of the old areas? How will the resources be integrated and reused? Let’s listen to Luzhou’s innovative ideas…
