Chongqing, 4 Nov 2019  – The China Singapore (Chongqing) Connectivity Initiative Financial Summit was held in Chongqing with the theme Financial Connectivity along the “Belt and Road” ─ Financial Opening and Innovation to Promote the New International Land Sea Trade Corridor.  The summit was co-hosted by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China, the People’s Bank of China, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and the Chongqing municipal government, as well as the Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

More than 1200 government officials and corporate leaders attended the event.  Distinguished guests include Chongqing mayor and deputy secretary of the Municipal Party Committee Tang Liangzhi, Singapore Minister of Education and Monetary Authority of Singapore board member Ong Ye Kung, Monetary Authority of Singapore Managing Director Ravi Menon, People’s Bank of China Vice President and State Administration of Foreign Exchange Director Pan Gongsheng.

Left to right: Mr Wang Xiao Ping, Chairman of the Board, Chongqing Xian Tao Data Valley Investment Management Co Ltd; Ms Karen Woong, GM, WiseNet Asia Chongqing; Mr Xia Xiu Jun, Director of the Talents Office,Yubei District Committee

During the signing ceremony, a memorandum of agreement was signed between WiseNet Asia, Xian Tao Big Data Digital Valley and Yubei District Office to facilitate talents placements in Chongqing.  WiseNet Asia was represented by Ms Karen Woong, GM, WiseNet Asia Chongqing.

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October 2019

Successfully helped our client, a Singapore headquartered conglomerate expanding into Chongqing, to close the position of Chief Technology Officer

 

 

October 2019

Successfully placed the role of Chief Markets Officer for an economic zone in Qatar

 

October 2019

Closed the position of Project Manager, Singapore for an investment group with interests in property development and real estate investment