再啟航：繪制新航線

Leaders are being tested as never before: they must deal with a global epidemic and an economic slowdown. We invite Caroline Wilson, British Ambassador to China to share with us her reflection on leadership at this extraordinary time in history: what does it mean to be a leader in these times? In these times of crisis and uncertainty, how can leaders use their influence to lead their organizations and make the world a better place?
Caroline Wilson, British Ambassador to China
Interviewer: Claire Zillman, Senior Editor, Asia, FORTUNE

If there were two paths in front of you: one stable and clear, the other full of unknowns, which path would you choose? Choosing the road less traveled doesn't always mean novelty and fun, more often than not, it is filled with thorns and obstacles. We talked to one of the icon figures of the Chinese automotive industry about how do we deal with the tough consequences of our choices, and ensure that we will ultimately lead our team to success?
Wang Fengying, President, Great Wall Motors
Interviewer: Derek Zhang, Executive Editor, FORTUNE China

The meaning of "Good Company" is being redefined. Whereas companies used to "do charity” in addition to generating profits, more and more corporate social responsibility (CSR) is emphasizing "mutual benefit and co-creat values". How can companies make their business activities the continuous creation of new social value?
Holly Lei, President Covestro China, Covestro
Anne Ma,?Co-Founder&CEO,?ShuKun Technology
Dr. Chun Wu, Managing Director & Partner, Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
Moderator: Yvonne Xie, New Media Executive Editor, FORTUNE China

Increased economic volatility, technological disruption and changing demographics, all are forces that are driving us to redefine the way we work and corporate culture. How can companies take advantage of these changes to find and empower the best talent and create workplaces that truly meet the needs of the next generation of employees?
Gebi Liang, General Manager at SharePoint and Teams China, Microsoft
Hannah Qiu, Senior Vice President and China CEO, PayPal
Moderator: Duan Yan, Program Director, FORTUNE China

The crisis is a test for businesses on how they are responding to changes. Leveraging technology breakthroughs, enterprises are accelerating a comprehensive digital restructuring and transformation from the inside out to drive the improvement of core capabilities and the transformation and innovation of business systems. What are the difficulties and dilemmas of digital transformation faced by enterprises? What are the best cases?
Dong Xingli, Vice President of Global R&D for Energy Automation, Schneider Electric
Bessie Yuan, General Manager of Enterprise Commercial Group, Microsoft China
Moderator: Duan Yan, FORTUNE China

China is the world’s second largest pharmaceutical market in the world. Responsible for the health of hundreds of millions of people, the industry is changing rapidly in all aspects: regulatory policies, markets, funding, and competition. We talked to executives of multinational and local pharmaceutical companies about their blueprints for innovation, and discuss how they will lead their teams to better respond to change and find opportunities for growth amidst uncertainty.
Hong Chow, CEO, Roche Pharmaceuticals China
Jasmine Cui, Co-founder, Chairman & CEO, InnoCare Pharma Ltd
Wang Dan, Head, Innovation Asia Pacific Johnson & Johnson
Moderator: Pan Xiaoli, Founder, Guan Video

The market in China is huge, with diverse customer needs. When faced with disruption and competition from rapidly evolving technology, how do we find new ways for growth? How can we innovate or change our business models to stay ahead in a shifting landscape?
Angela Dong, Vice President, Nike Inc., General Manager of NIKE Greater China
Phyllis Cheung, CEO, McDonald's China
Annabelle Long, Founding and Managing Partner, BAI Capital
Moderator: Yvonne Xie, FORTUNE China

With COVID-19 vaccines on the horizon, economies around the world will start to bounce back from the crippling coronavirus crisis in 2021. But what shape will the recovery take? One certainty is that China will enter the new year with an advantage since it's likely to finish 2020 as the only major economy to report growth. Morgan Stanley China CEO Wei Sun Christianson explains the factors behind China's stand-out year and how it can maintain growth post-pandemic.
Wei Sun Christianson, CEO Morgan Stanley China, Co-CEO Morgan Stanley Asia Pacific
Interviewer: Claire Zillman, Senior Editor, Asia, FORTUNE

A pivot in life involves more disruption, friction and risk than simply staying on a more linear and stable path. Taking a brave leap of faith is scary, but often necessary to open new doors in one’s life. Meet the women who redeployed their talents, and found new missions, and see what it takes to get out of your comfort zone and successfully reinvent yourself.
Connie Chan,?CEO, OMD
Joleen Liang, Partner, Squirrel Ai Learning
Anne Ma,?Co-Founder&CEO,?ShuKun?Technology?
Moderator:?Dr.?Xiaoxue?Dai,?Guest columnist, FORTUNE China?

While the business landscape may be shifting in women executive's favor, the path to leadership is not easy. The pandemic has intensified challenges that women already faced. We hear stories of remarkable women who not only navigated the leadership maze and triumphed, but also find ways to support each other. How can young women learn from their experiences and shape their own careers?
Angela Dong, Vice President, Nike Inc., General Manager of NIKE Greater China
Jane Sun, CEO, Trip.com Group
Belinda Wong, Executive Vice President, Starbucks; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Starbucks China
Moderator: Annabelle Long, Founding and Managing Partner, BAI Capital