1. China Insights – Shanghai June 10 – 15

2. China Insights Objectives The Global Orientations - China module is designed to provide practical cultural and business immersion experiences, insights and skills for creating strategy, executing and delivering tangible results within the Chinese market context. It addresses the following specific objectives: PerspectivesGain insights and explore the key approaches for building long-term and mutually beneficial ventures and partnerships with local Chinese companies. Have the opportunity to experience the reality on the ground versus the reality in the textbook ContextDiscover the historical, political, social and cultural foundation for China’s rise as a global economic power; identify the current business opportunities and challenges. Understand the key challenges faced in the Chinese context around knowledge transfer, change management, post merger integration, talent management, and sustainable development SkillsExpand leadership competencies around interpersonal relationship building, negotiating & decision making, focused on the cultural preferences of China; learn and apply frameworks to enable cultural agility within the Chinese context InspirationStep beyond the traditional business school model of leadership and gain perspectives into key principles of traditional Chinese philosophy and to enrich your leadership values and growth. SynthesisApply acquired skills to real life business situations; develop personal action plans to sustain learning and ensure application & implementation.

3. Shanghai Insights Schedule TIME SunMonTuesWedThursFri GroundingPerspectivesContextSkillsInspirationSynthesis 08:00-09:00 Arrival and check in at hotel TaiChi 09:00-10:00 China, Past Present and Future Trends Executive Roundtable Performance Workout Inspirational Leadership and Sustainable Development Performance Workout 10:00-11:00–– 11:00-12:00 competing for results competing for results (continued) 12:00-13:00Lunch Working LunchLunch 13:00-14:00 Field Experience Business context and market challenges Performance Workout competing for results-continued Confucian Philosophy and Lessons for Leadership Learning Recap Presentations Individual Action Planning 14:00-15:00 Kick off and Orientation Session 15:00-16:00 Wrap up and close 16:00-17:00 17:00-18:00 Debrief and Coaching 18:00-19:00 Welcome Reception Networking Dinner Free evening (optional Cultural Activities) Dinner (traditional Chinese Cooking Workshop) 19:00-21:00

4. Shanghai Module Schedule TimeSunday 23 OctMonday 24 Oct.Tuesday 25 Oct.Wednesday 26 Oct.Thursday 27 Oct.Friday 28 Oct.Saturday 29 Oct. GroundingPerspectivesContextSkillsInspirationSynthesis Morning Tai Chi AM Arrival and check-in Hotel Field Visit: I) BaoLong Auto Technology II) DHL III) FESCO Chinese Historical, Social, Cultural, and Political Factors Business Communications and Negotiation Business Case Simulation Vision Implementations @ Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibit Hall & World Expo Business Communications and Negotiation Business Case Simulation Departure Prof. Brian Schwarz, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Facilitator: Prof. Caroline Wang Mr. Joshua Wickerham- China Representative for International Non-Profit Accountability Facilitator: Mr. Joerg Schmitz PM Executive Roundtable Panel: Mr. Marco Chan, FedEx Mr. Quah Siew Heng Mr. Peter Arkell, Swann Global Chinese Market Challenges and Opportunities Business Communications and Negotiation Business Case Simulation Confucian Philosophy and Lessons in Leadership @ Confucian Temple Learning consolidation and presentations Facilitator: Prof. Caroline Wang, HKUST Mr. James YuannFacilitator: Mr. Joerg Schmitz Prof. Xudong Fang, Shanghai Normal University Facilitator: Mr. Joerg Schmitz Night Welcome Dinner Networking Dinner @ Hilton Experience Chinese Traditional Music Dinner & Simulation Case Preparation Free Evening & Case Preparation Dinner: Intersection of food and business interactions Free time