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Bay Area Members Greet Chinese Hi-Tech and Entrepreneur Delegations

A delegation made up of China’s most renowned entrepreneurs met with members of the Committee of 100 at a welcome dinner in Palo Alto on November 15. The China Entrepreneur Club delegation was led by Lenovo Group Chairman Liu Chuanzhi and included such luminaries as Jack Ma, Chairman and CEO of the huge Chinese e-commerce company, Alibaba Group, and Wang Shi, Chairman, China Vanke Co., one of China’s most prominent property developers. Beijing-based member Jeffrey Li, CEO of the private equity firm, GL Capital Group, was also on the delegation.

C100ACT-REGIONALC-100 and China Entrepreneur Club members at welcome dinner. 

Other members attending the welcome dinner were Dominic Ng, Pehong Chen, Li Lu, Jenny Ming, Tony Sun, Dennis Wu, Ken Xie, and Janet Yang.

On October 12, a delegation of high-tech executives from the Shenzhen Science and Technology Association met with Bay Area members to discuss investment in this technologically advanced Guangdong city.

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