Shanghai, China (July 13, 2009) \/ChinaNewswire.com\/ — Following the hugely successful Beijing conference in May, Ethical Beacon delighted to announce that it will be bringing the first-class Anti-Corruption China programme to Shanghai between 20-22 October 2009.<\/p>\n
Expert speaking panel of In-House Counsel, with extensive experience of managing compliance programmes in China, are willing to share their compliance policies, knowledge and tools to help attendees to build a programme in China that works. Already confirmed to speak:<\/p>\n
– Mark Allenbaugh, Partner, Allenbaugh Samini Ghosheh
\n– Paul J. Mcnulty, Partner, Baker & Mckenzie
\n– Beatrice Schaffrath, Partner, Baker & Mckenzie
\n– Lingli Cheng, Legal Counsel, China, Emerson Electric
\n– Kenny Tung, Director Legal Affairs, Asia Pacific Region, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
\n– Andy Rickman, Partner & General Counsel, HSNO
\n– Matthew Blake , Partner & Chief Compliance Officer, HSNO
\n– Ming Luo, Senior Counsel, Huawei
\n– Nima Masroori, General Counsel, Honeywell International
\n– Bin Qi, Counsel, IBM
\n– Wu Wei, Partner, King & Wood
\n– Mao Rong, Legal Consultant, Kodak
\n– Frank Hong, Senior Partner, Longan Law Firm
\n– Mark Duval, Director Of Business Operations, Motorola
\n– Edward R.J. Neunuebel, Regional General Counsel, VP – Government Affairs Asia Pacific, Owens Corning
\n– Yongfu Li, Senior Counsel, Philip Morris
\n– Willie Uy, Director Of Legal Affairs, Legal Department, Shui On Development
\n– Stefan Hoffmann-Kuhnt, VP & Regional Compliance Officer, Siemens
\n– Scott Lane, Director & Principal, The Red Flag Group
\n– Donald Koblitz, General Counsel, Volkswagen
\n– Ma Jun, Legal Counsel, Volvo<\/p>\n