As the global financial center, Shanghai has attracted many top financial companies, including international and domestic institutions. Shanghai is also the top location for Chinese oversea returnees in the past years. According to statistical report, 40% of resumes received by company HR departments have overseas educational background. However, it is still an issue for most financial corporations to hire and retain the right talent. From the perspective of Chinese overseas talent, it is also necessary for them to learn about China’s job market, particularly the financial sectors, in which are not just the traditional banks, PE/VC firms but also many new booming industrial opportunities, such as online financing, supply chain management, E-commerce, etc.
In order to better connect corporations in the finance sector with our Chinese overseas talent from top American Universities, AUCA will proudly host a Career Open Day on January 6, 2017.
Hosts: University of Southern California Shanghai Office
University of Illinois Shanghai Office
Ohio State University China Office
University of Virginia China Office
University of Minnesota China Office
University of Maryland China Office
Washington University in St. Louis China Office
Co- Hosts: Bloomberg, MoSeeker
Time: January 6, 2017
Location: TBD in Shanghai
Potential Participants: HR Managers from Bloomberg News, LinkedIn, GE, Kpmg, Pwc, EY, Deloitte, Credit Ease, Standard Chartered Bank , Pudong Development Bank (Silicon Valley), Pingan Assets, Taikang Assets, China Merchants Bank, Shanghai Futures Exchanges, Shanghai Securities Exchanges, Red Fortune, China Everbright Limited and etc. （Red colored are confirmed to attend）
Event Drafted Agenda (Friday, January 6, 2017)
1:00pm-1:30 pm HR check-in and network (optional for students to attend)
1:30-2:00 pm Introduction and Presentation by University Representatives
2:00-2:40 pm Keynote speakers share: How to identify talent from U.S. graduates; How to recruit and retain qualified and right overseas talent; Benefit & engagement with top U.S. Universities and their China offices.
