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CES Videos

Entrepreneurship in China 101, 1:10 hours

February 20, 2007
Paul Romer, Stanford GSB
Joseph W.K. Chan, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
David Chao, DCM
Jack Hong, SN38
Xiaofeng Jin, Linkool

Hear from an investor, legal expert, and two entrepreneurs on the "tremendous potential" in China and the aspects which a would-be entrepreneur needs to keep in mind.  Their tips include getting used to things taking longer and trying to place yourself outside "strategic" sectors which are more heavily regulated.  They advise you to be prepared for a "different world".

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