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Haiyan Wang is Managing Partner of China India Institute, a research and consulting organization with a focus on creating winning global strategies that leverage the transformational rise of China and India. She is responsible for overseeing the organization's strategic direction, research and consulting focus, and all program activities
She is
the co-author of two books:
Getting China and
India Right (Jossey-Bass/Wiley, February 2009) and
The Quest for
Global Dominance(Jossey-Bass/Wiley). Wang serves as a regular
columnist on "Getting China and India Right" for
BusinessWeek. Her co-authored opinion pieces have also appeared in top international media such as The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, Chief Executive, The Economic Times, China Daily, The Times of India, as well as other outlets.
A native of China, Ms. Wang has spent the last twenty years consulting
for and managing multinational business operations
in China and the United States in several different industry
sectors. Drawing on her broad international experience,
she consults with clients and speaks at conferences on building and exploiting global
presence, especially in China.
Ms. Wang was among the first batch of Chinese to study international business shortly
after China embarked on economic reforms and opened its doors to the outside world.
In the mid-1980s, she published several papers
on Chinas foreign trade reform in Chinese journals such
as International Business and International Trade
Tribune.
In the United States, Ms. Wang began her career working as a management consultant with Princeton, NJ based Kepner-Tregoe, Inc.. She provided executive training and consulting services in the areas of strategic decision-making, complex project management, and organizational process redesign. Her clients included some of the largest corporations in the U.S. and Asia including Johnson & Johnson, Corning, Sprint, and the Singapore-based Far East Ship Yard.
In the United States, Ms. Wang began her career working
as a management consultant with Kepner-Tregoe, Inc.. She was responsible for facilitating
strategic decision-making, complex project management, and
organizational process
redesign. Her clients included some of
the largest corporations in the U.S. and Asia including Johnson
& Johnson, Corning, Sprint, and the Singapore-based Far
East Ship Yard.
Ms. Wang also served as Director of Business
Development at E-Steel Corporation, a New York based pioneer
in e-marketplace in the global steel industry. At E-Steel,
she led the companys efforts to form partnerships between
the company and top Chinese steel producers such as BaoSteel.
Ms. Wang also served as a senior marketing
and operations executive at PTI Inc., a global manufacturer
and wholesaler of home décor products with supply chain operations
in the US, China and Vietnam. She helped to realign the company's strategic focus to service
top
retail chains such as Target, IKEA, Kohls, and J.C. Penney.
Ms. Wang received a bachelors
degree in Economics from the Shanghai Institute of Foreign
Trade and a masters degree in International Business
from the University of International Business and Economics
in Beijing. She also holds an M.B.A. from The University of Maryland
at College Park.
Ms. Wang currently lives in Bethesda, Maryland with her husband
and twin daughters, Anjali (a Sanskrit/Hindi name which means
tribute) and Meili (a Chinese name which means
beautiful).
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