Taking place early November, the China International Import Expo (CIIE) offers MNCs unparalleled access to key stakeholders, and lay the foundations for furthering key business objectives in China. Learn more about how we can support your organisation before, during and after this significant event.
All communications should be strategic, whether at a micro or macro level, and should be informed by research and insights about the audience and communication landscape.
Based in Hong Kong, Michael Rinaman will lead the development and growth of Sandpiper's Strategy practice globally, while integrating with its Digital Communications and Research & Insights offerings.
Francesca Boase will lead the ANZ region in the newly created role of Managing Director, Sandpiper Australia and New Zealand, while Eddie Morton will oversee the agency’s Australia operations as Deputy General Manager, Sandpiper Australia. Camille Middleditch continues in her role as Deputy General Manager, Sandpiper New Zealand.
Learn the significance and the key themes of China's upcoming Third Plenum and our intelligence service to help foreign businesses keep up with its latest development.
For as long as they have operated in the public eye, private equity firms have faced reputational issues. But through strategic communications, PE firms can build more positive relationships with key stakeholders, and position the industry as a force for good.
China’s political landscape is complex. In this article, we take a close look at its intricate political environment, the importance of strategic insight, and what businesses can do to engage in the policy-shaping process.
As the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) marks its tenth anniversary, its focus shifts from big-ticket infrastructure projects to high-quality sustainable development and innovation.
China is advancing its carbon credits trading system under a centralised management structure. Its new CCER programme is likely to gain a competitive advantage domestically against existing international trading standards and enable China to advocate for its own carbon emissions standards in international negotiations.
As the largest and most high-profile event of its kind, the CIIE offers MNCs unparalleled access to key stakeholders, and lay the foundations for furthering key business objectives in China.
Recently China has made some impressive advances in carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS). However, like many other cutting-edge green technologies, there are significant challenges at play.