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Southern California to Host 21st Annual C-100 Conference

2012 LA Conference Letterhead

April 19-21

The Langham Huntington Hotel and Spa

Pasadena, California

The Committee of 100 convenes its 21st Annual Conference this April at The Langham Huntington in Pasadena, California.  The Awards Gala on April 19 is followed by a full-day conference on April 20, which features four Roundtables on the current state of U.S.-China relations:

Roundtable I will examine the impact of 2012 political leadership transitions on U.S.-China relations.  Roundtable II will identify key trends driving strategic philanthropy in the United States and China. Roundtable III will explore key global forces, challenges, and opportunities affecting investment between the United States and China. Roundtable IV will survey new frontiers in the global entertainment industry. 

This year’s annual conference co-chairs are:  Ming Hsieh, CEO, President and Chairman of Cogent Systems; Michelle Kwan, public diplomat with the U.S. Department of State; Stewart Kwoh, President and Executive Director of the Asian Pacific American Legal Center; Walter Wang, President and CEO, JM Eagle; and William Wang, Founder and CEO, Vizio. 

 

Ming Hsieh Michelle Kwan Stewart Kwoh Walter Wang William Wang

Posted at 02:55 PM in CONFERENCE COVERAGE |

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