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SUMMARY:China Trained African Professionals Series
DESCRIPTION:Sharing the China Experience- Opportunities and Challenges of Integrating into the Ghanaian Job Market \nZoom link:  https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_imnFEWmeTn2XkdqcFEwckA \n  \nLucy Anning (PhD) \n \nLucy Anning (PhD) is an Industrial Economist and SMEs start up and development specialist.\nDr Lucy Anning currently serves on part time with Ministry of Finance\, Ghana (MOF).\nDr Anning is also an adjunct lecturer at the Accra Institute of Technology (AIT)\, Accra\, Ghana\, Wuhan University in the PRC and an associate researcher with Ghana China Friendship Association (GHACHIFA).\nDr. Anning holds degrees in Industrial Economics (PhD)- Zhongnan University of Economics and Law\, Wuhan\, PRC\, Quantitative Economics (Masters degree)- Huazhong University of Science and Technology\, Wuhan\, PRC\, Economics with Mathematics (Bachelor’s Degree)- University of Cape Coast\, Cape Coast\,  Ghana\nDr. Anning has years of global experience in the financial and academic sectors\, where she worked for various Universities and Financial Institutions.\nDr. Lucy Anning’s research interests are in the areas of China-Africa relations with a focus on International Development\, Investment\, Language and Aid\, Business Environments and its impact on various economic entities\, Global Comparative Economics and Cooperation\, Business Management\, Operations and Internationalization\, The Politics and economics of International Relations\, SMEs Management\, investment and entrepreneurship (Especially in business incubators). \n  \nSamuel Ogyiri Sackey \n \nI had my secondary education in Ghana\, did other courses with Ghana Institute of Journalism\, Studied Selling and Sales Management. (LCCI)\nStudied Economics in China- Hangzhou (Bsc Economics)\nMBA at Cyprus\, Business Administration and Management.\nCurrently working with African University College of Communications (AUCC) as the business manager. Also a consultant with my own company\, Kotlers Management Services. Board Chair- Twitchouse Marketing Limited. \n  \nDr Stephen Akiti (MBBS\,MmedOphth ) \n \nPhD candidate at Wenzhou Medical university. Dr Stephen Akiti is Ghanaian licensed medical doctor who got his training at Shenyang medical college. He is the co- founder of CLITH NGO (An organization that works in the rural part of Ghana\, Togo and Burkina Faso providing free healthcare services \, health promotion and education. He is the founder and chairperson of Let’s Talk Medicine – an organization based in China that helps in health education among foreigners\, enlightens foreign medical students and also engage in free clinics among some rural Chinese towns. Dr Akiti is the current Vice President of wenzhou Marco polo expedition group\, member of Zhejiang tourism ambassadors and African research consultant to Wenchai consult-China. \n  \nDr. Samuel Kwadwo Frimpong \n \nA Technical Economic Advisor to the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana and the Founding Executive Director of the Aliu Mahama Foundation and also the Founder of RoyalAid Foundation. Dr. Frimpong is a Charted Management Consultant and also Charted Professional Administration Consultant. He holds PhD in Industrial Economics\, Masters in Business Administration from the Wuhan University of Technology\, Executive master’s in development policies Shand Practices\, Postgraduate Certificate in Public Administration\, an Advance Certificate in Project Management and BSc in Agricultural Technology (Agric Economics). \n  \nModerators\nPamela Adwoa Carslake\nCo-Moderator\nExecutive Director\, ASCIR \n \n  \nFlorentine Adjoa Ansah-Asare\nCo-Moderator\nChairperson of China Trained Ghanaian Professionals\nCountry Director\, Edify Ghana
URL:https://ascir.org/event/china-trained-african-professionals-series/
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SUMMARY:Emerging Scholars' Writing Workshop Outputs and Experiences
DESCRIPTION:TOPIC: How Language Holds Back Chinese Migrants’ Integration Into African Society \nZoom Link: \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_32aetzE6T6-RSRhtbrPzJA
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