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China is changing at a fast pace and it is reinventing itself along the way. Business schools are rapidly emerging in the country, and established schools from abroad are beginning to set up campuses with MBA programs catering to both the local population and foreign MBA students, with the University of
right Nottingham in Ningbo, China being a good example.
Nuggets of traditional wisdom about China's unique business etiquettes gained from a management guide may serve as a quick-fix for short business trips. However, aspiring MBA students and alumni with ambitions to build successful long-term relations should invest time on the ground to understand the environment and the people of 21st century China.
Hawaiian Kerry Kennedy, CEO and executive producer of iTV Asia, visited Asia first as a high school student. He subsequently studied in Tokyo and Taipei and has worked and lived in the Asian region ever since. He currently lives and works in Shanghai where the China office of iTV Asia is based.
Alena Eckelmann talks to Kennedy for TopMBA.com to get his insider tips on doing business in the People's Republic of China.
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