2026 International Conference on Chinese Enterprise Globalization & Global Professional Services

All day

• International professional-services exhibition and matchmaking–One-to-one meetings between professional-services firms and enterprises, open throughout the day.

Morning

09:00–11:50 Plenary and roundtables

• 09:00–09:05

  Opening remarks by the host

• 09:05–09:20

  Leadership addresses–On Pudong’s high-level opening-up, innovation in trade in services, the clustering of international resources, and enterprise globalization. Speakers from the Pudong Commission of Commerce, the Shanghai World Expo Region Development Administration, and BD Medical.

• 09:20–10:10

  Keynote speeches–Five speakers on parks, policy platforms, capital, and the global services network. Park and platform briefings: Expo Park, Qiantan International Business District, and the Shanghai Enterprise “Going Global” Comprehensive Service Platform (Pudong). Institutional remarks: Warburg Pincus on supporting Chinese enterprises going global; the Leadvisor platform on reshaping the cross-border enterprise services network amid new globalization trends.

• 10:10–10:20

  Report launch–Official release of the 2026 Enterprise Going-Global Trends Report, covering the policy environment, market opportunities, risks, and the professional-services support system.

• 10:20–11:05

  Roundtable I CEO dialogue — from product export to global operations–On the shift from exporting products to exporting industrial chains, brands, technology, and global operating systems, and the strategic role of professional services.

• 11:05–11:50

  Roundtable II Dialogue with investors — cross-border capital and the global services network–On cross-border investment, industrial M&A, and global capital allocation — how capital enables enterprise globalization, and the role of professional-services firms in cross-border capital transactions.

11:50–13:00 Lunch and matchmaking

Afternoon

13:00–17:35 Roundtables and five-continent professional-services forums

• 13:00–13:45

  Roundtable III Industry showcase — from domestic R&D to a global footprint–On Chinese life-sciences companies moving from domestic R&D and manufacturing to global clinical development, registration, commercial operations, and industry-chain integration — covering cross-border regulatory compliance, IP, overseas M&A and financing, and international standards.

• 13:45–14:30

  Roundtable IV Dialogue with general counsel — global compliance and outbound risk–On legal compliance, financial risk, tax, data governance, IP protection, and dispute resolution — the GC’s role in going-global strategy, and how international legal-services networks support it.

• Five-continent professional-services forums

  14:30–15:30

  Forum I Southeast Asia and Hong Kong — a new window for regional industry chains and local operations–On investment opportunities, regional industry-chain layout, local operations, tax compliance, and cross-border service support, covering Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and other core markets.

• 15:30–15:45

  Tea break and matchmaking

• 15:45–16:15

  Forum II West Asia and South Asia — a new window for regional industry chains and local operations–On investment opportunities, regional industry-chain layout, and cross-border service support in the Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia) and South Asia, and how Chinese professional-services firms help enterprises go global.

• 16:15–16:35

  Forum III Africa — emerging-market investment and professional-services support under the Belt and Road–On investment and industrial layout in Africa, new growth opportunities for Chinese enterprise globalization, and building a professional-services network across the continent.

• 16:35–17:05

  Forum IV Europe — compliance and capital strategy in high-threshold markets–On compliance in mature European markets, cross-border capital, IP protection, and global operating risk — including GDPR, ESG, foreign-investment screening, and the CBAM carbon border adjustment.

• 17:05–17:35

  Forum V The Americas — distinct paths into North and South American markets–On market access, tax structure, compliance review, and operational localization for Chinese enterprises entering the Americas through greenfield investment, industrial M&A, and local operations.