Agile strategy for foreign executives to avoid personal liabilities, China

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CanCham is honored to cohost with the Benelux Chamber, the Danish Chamber, DaWo Law Firm & Abacare Group Limited to present you to a Breakfast Meeting, a seminar to avoid personal liabilities and navigate the evolving landscape.

China's tech-driven economy and the country's evolving legal landscape, demand a reevaluation of the regulatory framework for personal liabilities of executives. Local and international companies now face unprecedented risks that call for robust preparedness and agile strategy, including liability coverage.

Are you ready to tackle these issues? You can be personally at risk! Join DaWo Law Firm and Abacare Group Limited, an international insurance broker, for breakfast and a discussion on how to remain resilient from both legal and insurance perspectives.

Who should join?

Foreign CEO's and executives who have personal liabilities in stake in China
Entrepreneurs creating their business

Agenda

8:00 AM - 8:30 AM

Breakfast & Networking

8:30 AM - 9:15 AM

Dawo Law Firm and Abacare Group Limited Presentation

Jonathan Chapon and Xing Hu

9:15 AM - 9:45 AM

Question & Answers

9:45 AM - 10:00 AM

Networking

Speakers

Jonathan Chapon
General Manager at Abacare
Jonathan is the General Manager of Abacare in China, an international insurance broker. Living in Shanghai since 2009 and with over 10 years of experience at Abacare, he combines an extensive knowledge of the expatriate's needs with a solid experience in dealing with health and insurance matters - for individuals, families and international corporates alike. Throughout his long presence in China, Jonathan helped countless people in making the right choice for their coverage and will be glad to share his experience with you.
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Xing Hu
Partner at Criminal Practice and Compliance at DA WO Law Firm
Her experience is broad and encompasses a wide range of areas. For over a decade, she provides legal assistance to foreign companies and entrepreneurs in their investment and development in China. She has extensive experience representing clients in civil, commercial and criminal litigations, including white-collar and corporate crimes. She also regularly advises clients on pre-dispute matters, strategic risk assessment and control, compliance and governance issues.

Since 2017, Xing is appointed as the legal counsel of the French Consulate General in Shanghai.

Xing is trilingual in Mandarin, English and French.
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