Posted Oct. 16, 2012 at 7:21 a.m.
Grace Ueng (left), founder and CEO of Savvy Marketing Group served as the moderator for three distinguished panelists that included (from left) Tom Wollman, Senior Vice President of Global Central Laboratories and Cardiac Safety at Quintiles; Michael Chen, founder of New Mind Education; and N.C. Secretary of Commerce Keith Crisco (photo courtesy of Harvard Club of Research Triangle)
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Navigating the challenges of starting a business in China is a two-way street. Chinese companies opening business here face the same struggles, according to the Harvard Club of Research Triangle....
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Grace Ueng (left), founder and CEO of Savvy Marketing Group served as the moderator for three distinguished panelists that included (from left) Tom Wollman, Senior Vice President of Global Central Laboratories and Cardiac Safety at Quintiles; Michael Chen, founder of New Mind Education; and N.C. Secretary of Commerce Keith Crisco (photo courtesy of Harvard Club of Research Triangle)
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Navigating the challenges of starting a business in China is a two-way street. Chinese companies opening business here face the same struggles, according to the Harvard Club of Research Triangle....
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