Corruption challenges are growing in China and enforcement efforts are increasing in complexity and costing companies a fortune in fines and legal fees.
Following our highly successful events in Shanghai, Beijing and Singapore, the 6th Anti-Corruption China Summit will take place on the 15-17th November 2011 in Beijing for in-house counsel, and heads of compliance and related fields.  It will be highly practical in approach and has been updated to incorporate all the of the latest legal and strategic challenges companies face.
The event has been designed to help delegates:
Construct robust, practical and usable compliance programmes for China

Understand the most up to date priorities and enforcement strategies being used under the FCPA, UK Bribery Act, Chinese government and Dodd-Frank whistle blower provisions

Network with in-house counsel and heads of compliance from major multinationals working in China and discover what your peers and competitors are really doing in this area

Gain practical tips to manage your gifts, travel, entertainment and meals policies more effectively

Assess risk, perform correct due diligence and effectively monitor and investigate third parties

Get practical guidelines on how to effectively and legally do business with government officials and state owned companies

Speaker numbers and delegate numbers are already double what they have been in previous years due to the high level of interest in this topic!  Delegates will gain a key opportunity to hear the latest insights from decision makers and experts in this field including:

• Charles Duross, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ)*
• Sean McKessy, U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (SEC)
• Timothy Keller, ALCATEL-LUCENT
• Aifan Liu, ALCOA ASIA PACIFIC
• Jean-Daniel Laine, ALSTOM
• Mark Jeffe, AT&T SERVICES
• Jasmine Karimi, BRAIFORM (SPOTLESS GROUP)
• Peter Humphrey, CHINAWHYS
• Eric Carlson, COVINGTON & BURLING (BEIJING)
• Robert Amaee, COVINGTON & BURLING (LONDON)
• Steven Fagell, COVINGTON & BURLING (WASHINGTON DC)
• William Hu, DELL
• Martin Dajani, DLA PIPER
• Kris Lee, DOW CHEMICAL
• Richard Butler, DOW JONES ASIA PACIFIC
• Joyce Wong, EATON
• Gene Michael Bennett, GLOBAL PHARM HOLDINGS GROUP, SHENZHOU MINING and CHINA PHARM HOLDING INC.
• Kyle Wombolt, HERBERT SMITH
• Mark Lin, HOGAN LOVELLS HONG KONG
• Eugene Chen , HOGAN LOVELLS, SHANGHAI
• Connie Wu, HSBC
• Jo S.Levy, INTEL
• Samuel Williamson, KIRKLAND & ELLIS
• Nan Wang, MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL
• Dr. Anusuya Yogarajah, MARSH ASIA
• Clement Osimetha, MARY KAY INC.
• Wendy Wang, MARY KAY INC.
• Henry Woo, MEDTRONIC ASIA PACIFIC
• George Lee, MICROSOFT CHINA
• Edward Neunuebel, OWENS CORNING
• Christopher Riley, SERCURA
• Emmanuel Deligans, SIEMENS CHINA
• Qiong Wu, SIEMENS CHINA
• Adam Briggs, UPS ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
• Jean-Luc Gustave, WORLD-CHECK

*To be confirmed

A Macau Business supported event