Business Study Mission – Shanghai

Shanghai is the largest city by population in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the largest city proper by population in the world.

A beautiful city. The happening city.

China is the factory producing for the world and Shanghai can be called the gateway to Modern China. The Chinese do everything on a huge scale. Entering Shanghai on the majestic bridges spanning the Yangtze and Huangpu Rivers gives one a breathtaking view of the city.

Our two weeks in Shanghai were a lesson in the culture, ethos, and business acumen that is the Chinese.

The expertly structured schedule gave the Nanyang Fellows Cohort a close look at the opportunities that is CHINA.

The Shanghai experience exceeded our expectations in many ways – the buildings, the infrastructure and development. Amazing!

 

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About the contributor – PRANAV KHANNA:

Self driven, enterprising with a focus on revenue growth, Pranav has experience across the Apparel management function driving product, process and client relationship improvements whilst negotiating partnerships across the ecosystem.
With 15 years of experience servicing Scandinavian Apparel markets, Pranav is interested to work with social and contextual discovery driving customer engagement.
Pranav graduated as a Computer Engineer and subsequently completed his post-graduate Diploma in Garment Manufacturing from National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi.
Pranav loves running marathons and enjoys storytelling.

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About Hedren Sum

Hedren Sum is Digital Humanities Project Manager at the Institute of Science and Technology for Humanity (NISTH), Nanyang Technological University. He has developed and led various local and international digital humanities projects with particular expertise in interface design, data organisation, archiving and data visualisation for access and discovery. Hedren deals with different types of data and applies a wide array of data analysis and visualisation methods to develop research data products. He is constantly curious and exploring new ways to analyse, transmit, disseminate, and interpret data.
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