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The Wharton School cordially invites you to participate
as a corporate sponsor for the 9th annual Wharton Asia
Business Conference (WABC), which will be held on November
15th, 2003, in Philadelphia. We hope that you will join
us in partnership as we organize a conference of immense
value to the Asian business community.
The WABC has established itself as an important forum
for scholars, business leaders and policy makers to
gather and exchange ideas about one of the most dynamic
economic regions of the world. It strives to provide
comprehensive coverage on issues of seminal importance
to the operating environment of businesses in Asia –
the development of capital markets, corporate governance
reforms, consumer trends, and others. The 2002 conference,
entitled “Brave New Asia: At the Global Crossroads,”
highlighted Asia's spectacular potential for growth
and the means for leveraging that potential. The event
was very successful, attracting roughly 400 scholars
and executives internationally, with over 15 prominent
business leaders participating on 5 speaker panels.
Key speakers included:
• Mr. Henry Paulson, CEO, Goldman Sachs, (keynote
for the Global Business Forum)
• Dr. Lorenzo Tallarigo, President of Intercontinental
Operations, Eli Lilly & Company
• Mr. Sung Bok Wee, Chairman, Chohung Bank
• Ms. Mary Ma, CFO, Legend Group Limited
• Mr. Anil Bhalla, Managing Director of JP Morgan
Chase & Co.
We plan to make this year’s event as exciting,
with the Global Business Forum keynote address being
delivered by Mr. Paul Walsh, CEO of Diageo. In addition,
this year’s conference will cover not only a broad
range of industries such as banking, private equity,
and media & entertainment, but also topical issues
such as regionalism and China’s growing role in
the global market.
The WABC provides an excellent platform for enhancing
your presence within the Asian business community, as
well as the Wharton community. The prominence of our
sponsors in WABC press releases and publicity materials,
in association with events such as the Sponsors Networking
Dinner, ensure valuable exposure to other corporate
participants. Through events such as the Keynote Luncheon
and the WABC Career Fair, our sponsors have had the
opportunity to interact with a diverse and talented
pool of aspiring business leaders at the Wharton School,
which has been consistently ranked #1 in the world by
The Financial Times of London and World Executive Digest,
and top 3 by US World & News. Moreover, should you
be interested in contacting members of the student body,
we provide resume book hosting services.
We offer Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Friend/In-Kind sponsorship
levels. To find out about how you can support WABC 2002
and for more details on the four levels of sponsorship,
please contact our Vice President of Sponsorship, Charissa
Huan (huan@wharton.upenn.edu).
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