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  Il 6 maggio 2022 la Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina e il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai organizzano un secondo webinar di "Aggiornamento sull'attuale situazione pandemica nella Cina orientale, e non solo. Dialogo con il Consolato e le aziende Italiane”.  Il principale obiettivo dell’evento è di fornire un aggiornamento rispetto alla prima edizione del 22 aprile. Il webinar si aprirà con i saluti di benvenuto di S.E. Luca Ferrari, Ambasciatore d’Italia nella R.P.C. La prima parte sarà incentrata sul dialogo con la Console Generale d’Italia a Shanghai Tiziana d’Angelo, che darà un aggiornamento sulla situazione nella Cina Orientale, in continuo e rapido cambiamento. Nella seconda parte del webinar il Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina (CCIC), Paolo Bazzoni, si soffermerà sugli highlights del secondo sondaggio relativo all’impatto che le restrizioni COVID stanno avendo sul business delle aziende italiane in Cina. Il Presidente fornirà inoltre un aggiornamento circa le diverse azioni di advocacy che la CCIC sta portando avanti di concerto con l’Ambasciata. Augusto Di Giacinto, Direttore dell’Ufficio ICE di Shanghai, fornirà poi un breve aggiornamento sulla situazione fieristica a Shanghai e sulle possibilità per le aziende italiane. A seguire, si terrà una tavola rotonda in cui verrà data voce ai territori– tra cui Pechino/Tianjin, Nanchino/Wuxi e Suzhou– e alle aziende, cercando di portare all’attenzione in modo propositivo best practices di aziende appartenenti a diversi settori strategici.   DETTAGLI SULL’EVENTO Data: venerdì 6 maggio 2022 Orario: 10:00 - 11:30 (CST) Formato: webinar (Zoom) Lingua: Italiana La partecipazione al webinar è aperta a tutti ed è gratuita. I partecipanti possono inviare le proprie domande a infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com prima che il webinar abbia inizio. Le domande verranno raccolte e selezionate, e poi condivise con il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai e/o con i rappresentanti dei settori strategici di riferimento, a seconda della tipologia di domanda.    AGENDA Prima parte 10:00 - 10:10 Messaggio introduttivo di S.E. Luca Ferrari, Ambasciatore d’Italia nella R.P.C. 10:10 - 10:20 Aggiornamento sull’attuale situazione pandemica in Cina Orientale – dialogo con la Console Generale d’Italia a Shanghai, Tiziana d’Angelo.   Seconda parte 10:20 - 10:30 Highlights dei risultati della seconda survey sull’impatto che le restrizioni COVID stanno avendo sulla comunità d’affari italiana in Cina – presentazione di Paolo Bazzoni, Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina. 10:30 - 10:35 Aggiornamento della situazione fieristica con Augusto Di Giacinto, Direttore dell’Ufficio ICE di Shanghai 10:35 - 10:50 Aggiornamento dai territori sull’attuale situazione pandemica: -Suzhou con Giacomo Bove, Consigliere CCIC e General Manager di Ponzini Health and Beauty High-Tech (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.  -Nanchino/Wuxi con Ermanno Vitali, Consigliere CCIC e CEO di FAAM China -Pechino/Tianjin con Matteo Tanteri, Vice Presidente CCIC (Pechino), Chairman & CEO Snam China 10:50 - 11:20 Tavola rotonda sull’impatto che l’attuale situazione di lock down sta avendo sulle aziende italiane e condivisione di best practices nella Cina orientale. -Closed Loop Management, il caso Comau con Gaetano Cantalupo, Vice Presidente CCIC (Shanghai) e Comau Global Customer Operation Head and China Managing Director -Esperienza diretta di una Società produttrice di Macchine Automatiche ad alta Tecnologia con Emilio Cassanelli, General Manager per Industry Technology Suzhou Co., Ltd. (ITS-CT Pack China) -L'operatività bancaria e le possibili soluzioni che le banche mettono in atto per garantire il continuo supporto nei confronti delle aziende, con Yu Huang, General Manager per Intesa Sanpaolo S.p.A. - Shanghai -Aggiornamento della situazione logistica con Mario Tasso, Coordinatore del gruppo di lavoro della Logistica (LWG) e Global Account Manager per JAS FORWARDING (CHINA) Co., Ltd. -Come un’azienda del F&B sta soddisfacendo le domande dei consumatori con Nicola Coppi, Fondatore e CEO di Food Vending China -Come un’azienda può valutare le politiche attuate dall’Ufficio della Proprietà Intellettuale a Shanghai con Tiziano Sandonini, VP Product at Santoni Knitting Machinery Co., Ltd -Impatto delle restrizioni agli spostamenti per una società che fornisce servizi di installazione di macchinari, con Marco Camertoni, Vice Coordinatore del gruppo di lavoro dell’Energia (EEPWG) e Managing Director per Loccioni China -Situazione del Retail con Enrico Rossi, CFO Asia Pacific Dolce&Gabbana 11:20 - 11:25 -Aggiornamento incentivi, con Lorenzo Riccardi, Tesoriere CCIC e managing partner RsA Asia (Shanghai) Co., Ltd  -Aggiornamento risorse umane, con Ilaria Massa, Consigliere CCIC e Human Resources & QHSE Manager per Eni Energy (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 11:25 - 11:30 Conclusioni, con Paolo Bazzoni, Presidente CCIC Il webinar verrà moderato da Giada Piccinini, Consigliere CCIC e Head of Shanghai office di GWA - Greatway Advisory.    Per registrarsi, si prega di scannerizzare il seguente QR code:   Nota: il webinar seguirà la Chatham House Rule e non verrà registrato. Non è prevista la sessione di Q&A.

Cari Soci e Amici della CCIC, Il 22 aprile 2022 la Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina (CCIC) e il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai, terranno il webinar "Aggiornamento sull'attuale situazione pandemica nella Cina orientale. Dialogo con il Consolato e le Industrie Italiane". Il webinar nasce dall’intento di supportare la comunità italiana a Shanghai creando un momento di dialogo. L’evento si concluderà con una tavola rotonda in merito agli attuali incentivi a sostegno delle imprese, concentrandosi sull'impatto che la situazione pandemica sta avendo su alcuni settori strategici per la comunità d’affari italiana in Cina.   DETTAGLI SULL’EVENTO Data: venerdì 22 aprile 2022 Orario: 10:00-11:30 (CST) Formato: webinar (Zoom), con una panel discussion Lingua: Italiana La partecipazione al webinar è gratuita.   AGENDA 10:00 - 10:15 Tiziana d’Angelo, Console Generale d’Italia a Shanghai 10:15 - 10:20 Paolo Bazzoni, Presidente CCIC 10:20 - 10:50 Q&A con il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai moderato dal Vice Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina Gaetano Cantalupo *I partecipanti possono inviare le proprie domande a infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com prima che il webinar abbia inizio. Le domande verranno raccolte e selezionate, e poi condivise al Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai 10:50 - 11:20 Tavola rotonda: l’impatto che le aziende italiane stanno subendo durante l’attuale situazione di emergenza sanitaria, in particolar modo nell’area della Cina Orientale. Panel discussion moderata dal Vice Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina Gaetano Cantalupo, con:  –Simone Trazzi, APAC COO UFI Filters  –Carlo Geremia, Coordinatore IPWG  –Mario Tasso, Coordinatore LWG –Claudio Grillenzoni, Consigliere CCIC –Cristina Corsini, Coordinatrice F&BWG  –Giacomo Bove, Consigliere CCIC –Ilaria Massa, Consigliere CCIC 11:20 - 11:25 Focus sugli attuali incentivi a sostegno delle imprese –Lorenzo Riccardi, Tesoriere CCIC 11:25 - 11:30 Conclusioni –Paolo Bazzoni, Presidente CCIC Il webinar verrà moderato dal Vice Presidente della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina (Shanghai), Gaetano Cantalupo   Per registrarsi, si prega di scannerizzare il seguente QR code:   Nota: il webinar non verrà registrato né verrà attivata la Q&A session.

The Mechanical Engineering Working Group (MEWG) of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) is pleased to invite you to the webinar “How to Choose the Right Partner in China. Focus on the Manufacturing Industry”, on April 7th 2022, at 2 pm - 3:30 pm. The webinar aims to prepare foreign companies operating in the manufacturing sector looking for Chinese business partners. During this session, the CICC Mechanical Engineering Working Group will discuss with our experts which are the most important aspects to be considered while selecting a business partner in China, including the necessary background checks, different (legal) forms of cooperation, financial transaction, Merger, Acquisition and Taxation - Financial Due Diligence and Company Evaluation on Target Partner.   Background The main goal of the webinar is to provide adequate tools to companies participating in the B2B activities scheduled in April (date tbc), in Shanghai, during the CREATIVE WORLD LEADS THE FUTURE – China-Europe SME Innovation Cooperation and Development Forum. The forum and B2B Matchmaking are organized by the Shanghai Municipality with the intent to foster cooperation and working opportunities between European and Chinese SMEs. The process will be managed by Shanghai SME Department which will search and propose to the applicant company the best choice and other potential partners for the purpose stated in the application. This is a golden opportunity to find that missing piece of the puzzle and expand the business horizons of your company and operations.   Event Details When: April 7th 2022, 2 pm - 3:30 pm (Beijing time) How: Online (Zoom) Event fee: CICC Members: free of charge / Non-Members: 150 RMB Event Language: English Target: European companies operating in the manufacturing industry, especially SMEs Format: Panel discussion moderated by Carlo Nizia, Vice Coordinator of the CICC Mechanical Engineering Working Group   AGENDA - 14:00-14:05  Institutional Greetings by Alessandra Palumbo, Commercial Consul at Consulate General of Italy in Shanghai  - 14:05-14:10  Institutional Greetings by Paolo Bazzoni, Chairman at China-Italy Chamber of Commerce  - 14:10-14:25  Introduction of the speakers: Guido D. Giacconi, Co-founder and Chairman, In3act Srl, Simon Laube, Senior Associate, International Business Advisory at Dezan Shira & Associates, Lorenzo Riccardi, Managing Partner of RsA Asia, Matteo Zhi, Senior Partner, D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel Moderated by Carlo Nizia, Vice Coordinator of the CICC Mechanical Engineering Working Group - 14:25-15:15  Panel discussion: How to choose the right partner in China.  - 15:15-15:30  Q&A      Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up! Please note that questions proposed by the participants to the speaker experts need to be sent to infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com before the webinar takes place.   SPEAKERS Guido D. Giacconi, Co-founder and Chairman, In3act Srl Ing. Guido D. Giacconi is co-founder and currently President of In3act Srl, an Italian business strategy consulting and advisory company with operations in China since 2006, focused on Energy and Environmental Protection, Regions Business and Economy Planning, Automotive, Machinery, Engineering, Consumer Goods, Chemical, Retail. On top of Foreign Clients, in China In3act honored to assist also National and Local Chinese Governments. He is also CEO of In3act Global - a Group holding with interests in consulting and investments - CEO of GDG&C Srl, a business consulting company specialized in SMEs, active in Europe and China. Currently, National Vice President of European Union Chamber of Commerce (EUCCC). Simon Laube, Senior Associate, International Business Advisory at Dezan Shira & Associates Simon Laube is a Senior Associate with the International Business Advisory team at Dezan Shira & Associates’ Shanghai office. He guides foreign investors through their market entry process into China, from pre-entry assessment to corporate structuring, and ongoing support in conjunction with his tax, accounting and payroll colleagues. Simon is also part of the company’s German Desk, for which he is the point of contact for German-speaking clients. Before joining Dezan Shira & Associates, Simon acquired extensive experience in international business management, leading the Europe office of a boutique American trading company in the automotive and motorcycle industries. His deep engagement with business partners in Asia as well as the business expertise he developed managing mass production supply chains in the region, led him to his current position in Shanghai. Lorenzo Riccardi, Managing Partner of RsA Asia Lorenzo Riccardi is the Managing Director of RsA Asia and Treasurer of China-Italy Chamber of Commerce; he is a CPA specialized in international taxation and has covered roles in the governance of non-profit organizations and multi-national companies including the largest Italian groups in luxury, food and mechanical sectors. He has published extensively on foreign investments in developing and frontier economies. Matteo Zhi, Senior Partner, D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel Mr Matteo Zhi is graduated from Nanjing University Law School for his bachelor’s degree in law and then respectively graduated from Rome Tre University and Shanghai Jiaotong University for his master’s degrees. Mr Zhi advises European and Chinese clients on various legal matters and business transactions in China and cross-border, with special focus on manufacturing companies. Special focus areas in foreign direct investment, mergers & acquisitions, cybersecurity and data protection, corporate restructuring, PO and refinancing, commercial, real estate, construction as well as dispute resolution. He is fluent reading, writing, speaking in Chinese, Italian and English. Passed the Chinese Bar Exam and admitted to Shanghai Bar Association.   Know more about MEWG The MEWG represents the interest of all Italian companies in China working directly or indirectly in the sector on a national base. MEWG Objectives • Coordinate and promote all Italian members’ needs which are active in many different industries of the Chinese mechanical engineering sector (machinery, automotive, component manufacturers, mechanical engineering …); • Promote and raise awareness on the size and the importance of the Italian technology in the sector to all institutions in China and Italy that are our natural counterparts, in order to develop business opportunities; • Coordinate and promote activities and events that boost the visibility and the image of “Technology Made in Italy”; • Inform all members on the topic Made in China 2025, particularly with regard to risks and opportunities for Italian businesses; • Become a reference for all mechanical engineering companies within the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC), lobbying private and public institutions active in the Chinese market. For more information about the MEWG please contact the email address: infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com   The CICC Team

The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) regrets to inform that, due to the current Covid-19 situation, the “Italian F&B Experience - 2022 Roadshow”, originally scheduled for March 13th 2022, has been postponed to a future date. We will notify you of the updated date as soon as it will be confirmed. We apologize for any inconvenience. The CICC Team   ________________________________________________________________________________________________   The Food and Beverage Working Group (FBWG) of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) is glad to inform you that we are organizing, with the support of the Consulate General of Italy in Shanghai, a B2B/B2C event – the “Italian F&B Experience – 2022 Roadshow”. The pilot event will be held at CieCAS Shanghai (1/F, Bldg B, Zhongshan International Plaza,789 Tianshan Xi Lu, near Xiehe Lu / 天山西路789号中山国际广场B幢1层, 近协和路) on Sunday, March 13th 2022, from 10:30 to 18:00. During the roadshow, you will be able to participate in a B2C with the possibility of selling your products and in a B2B with the opportunity to dialogue with distributors and Food and Beverage experts. Italian operators in the F&B sector will exhibit their authentic Italian food products and prepare traditional Italian dishes. During the roadshow, there will be cooking lessons, master classes and interactive activities, thanks to which you will have the opportunity to learn more about authentic Italian food products, expand your network of contacts and, of course, taste real Italian food and wine. The event is free of charge and open to all CICC Members and non-Members and to all Italian food and wine lovers. Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up!   AGENDA (draft) 10.30 Open Market  11.00 - 12.00 Italian Pasta Cooking Class 12.30 - 13.30 Pizza Workshop 13.30 - 14.30 Lucky Draw (first part) 14.30 - 15.30 Coffee time 15.30 - 16.30 Wine Masterclass  16.30 - 17.00 Lucky Draw (second part) 17.00 - 18.00 Cocktail   What are the goals? VALUE authentic Italian food and wine productions and introduce their qualities; INCREASE Chinese consumers’ awareness of authentic Italian products; ENHANCE the visibility of Italian companies in the F&B field in China. By participating in the event, you will be able to: EXPERIENCE authentic Italian F&B products through interactive activities; LEARN more about Italian F&B; NETWORK with other Operators in the F&B sector in China and expand your contacts.   Introduction of CieCAS CieCAS is a dual education provider focusing on food and beverage development. It offers professional and lifestyle classes. Learning and using it immediately in life is what CieCAS stands for. CieCAS is located in Zhongshan International Plaza, Building B, 1st Floor, No. 789 West Tianshan Road, Shanghai (close to Song Hong Metro Station, Metro Line 2, exit 4). Please visit CieCAS website if you would like to know more about what CieCAS has to offer: www.ciecas.cn, or contact us: 4008218929   Not a Member yet? Learn how to join the Chamber here: http://www.cameraitacina.com/en/content/join-chamber-new-member. For assistance regarding membership, contact us at: 0086-10-85910545 CICC Working Groups The Working Groups bring together representatives of companies operating in the same sector or located in the same geographical area. The aim is to share information, resources and ideas, organize relevant activities for the companies, and build sectorial expertise within the CICC in order to attract interest both in China and in Italy to benefit companies not present on Chinese territory yet. To consult CICC Working Groups' General Rules please visit: http://www.cameraitacina.com/en/content/general-rules#   Know more about F&BWG The F&BWG includes all the companies working in the F&B/Ho.Re.Ca, such as F&B producers, companies importing Italian F&B products to China, Italian restaurants, etc. Despite the F&B is one of the most fragmented and challenging sectors, it represents an incredible opportunity for Italian companies. This is why the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce has decided to establish a dedicated working group. For companies based in China, the F&BWG mainly focuses on sharing information, best practices and contacts. For Italian companies not yet operating in China, the F&BWG plays a mentor role to help them to approach the market and launch their activities.   The CICC Team