Our Mission
2W China Investment Consulting Ltd (2W China) is a British- based, China-focused, globally-oriented company specialising in helping companies in all parts of the world make a successful investment in China. We reach our goal by providing our clients with advisory and support services of integrity and high value in the process of creating client-specific “win-win” business solutions based on combining Western and Chinese strengths. This is what 2W means.
Our managing director Wei Wang delivered an "excellent, heartfelt" closing keynote speech, entitled "China and the Human Side of Business", to an audience of 500 senior executives and business leaders from the global logistics industry at the Sixth Annual China Conference at the Port of Los Angeles on 13 September 2007.
Peter Hurme, publisher of Cargo Business News, paid a warm tribute to him afterwards: "I wanted to thank you for gracing our China Conference, both with your fine book, and your excellent, heartfelt keynote presentation. It's not what I expected, but it exceeded my expectations. The human element you added was a master stroke."
To download the presentation (8.62 MB), click China and the Human Side of Business. (Note: the file's commercial use will require prior permission from us.)
Latest News
26/05/2009: Our managing of director Wei Wang gave a "very insightful, enjoyable" talk to the MBA class of Ashcroft International Business School, Cambridge on 22 May 2009. He has been invited by Terry Mughan, Professor of International Management.
20/04/2009: Wei Wang and Peter P. Chang's article "Entrepreneurship and Strategy in China: Why 'Porter's Five Forces' May Not Be" has been selected as one of the best articles to be reviewed in the June 2009 issue of the prestigious Strategic Direction, which scans through the best 400 management journals in the world and distills the most topical management issues and relevant implications for senior executives out of the cutting-edge research.
24/03/2009: Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, USA, the world's oldest graduate school of business (founded in 1900) and consistently ranked among the top business schools worldwide, has bought the copyright for using chapter 7 of Wei Wang's book The China Executive, "Leading the Chinese the Chinese Way", on its course on Doing Business in China. The course will start at the end of April 2009.