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The intelligent world is arriving - the fusion of 5G, AI and other emerging technologies promises new possibilities, opportunities, and experiences for every individual and enterprise. As the major contributor to building an intelligent society.
The DCCC is honored to invite Mrs. Jessie Pan, the Director of Public Affairs and Communications, Huawei Beijing Office and Mrs. Jacqueline Song, the Regional Representative of Public Affairs Department, Huawei Beijing Office as our speakers to introduce Huawei history, share their vision, as well as the cases of how 5G will power the industry. It covers the following topics:
1. Who is Huawei
2. How does 5G & AI make an impact on business and society
Following the presentation there will be an open discussion and any related questions are most welcome.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2020
Time: 15:00-16:00
Language: English
Price: Free for Member and RMB100 for Non-Member
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Speakers
Jessie Pan
Director of Public Affairs and Communications, Huawei Beijing Office at Huawei Technologies Co., LTD.
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Jacqueline Song
Regional Representative of Public Affairs Department, Huawei Beijing Office at Huawei Technologies Co., LTD.
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Jessie Pan
Director of Public Affairs and Communications, Huawei Beijing Office at Huawei Technologies Co., LTD.
Jessie Pan joined Huawei Beijing Office in July 2018 as Director of Public Affairs and Communications Department.
Prior to moving to Beijing, Jessie has worked as Head of External Relations, Huawei UK for five years, based in London. During this period Jessie was responsible for leading Huawei’s engagement and thought leadership programmes with the UK universities and think tanks. She was a member of the Advisory Board for Huawei UK ICT Academy.
Jessie joined Huawei in 2008 and has extensive experience in public affairs, media, public relations and executive communications. Before she was relocated to the UK, she worked as media assistant to the Rotating Chairman. Her first role at Huawei was with the Media Affairs Department, working as media relations manager.
Prior to joining Huawei, Jessie was a journalist for Guangzhou Daily, a leading newspaper in South China. Jessie studied New Media at London School of Economics and was fully funded by Chevening scholarship from the FCO (Foreign and Commonwealth Office), UK.
Jacqueline
Song
Regional Representative of Public Affairs Department, Huawei Beijing Office at Huawei Technologies Co., LTD.
Jacqueline Song has been with Huawei for more than 12 years. She joins Beijing office as a Regional Representative of Public Affairs and Communication Dept. in January 2019.
Prior to current position, Jacqueline has worked as Marketing Manager of Carrier Business Group for 11 years, spending 7 years in Europe before came back to Beijing.
