As the natural gateway for Asian businesses entering the United States, Chinese companies are already in San Francisco, looking for talent and opportunities. In recognition of this fact, in November 2008, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom announced the opening of ChinaSF, a business office in Shanghai for the city's Office of Economic Development that aims to help Chinese businesses relocate to San Francisco.
The University of San Francisco has created the new Globalization of Chinese Business curriculum to help you benefit from the opportunities being created as a result of this trend. We can provide you with the academic grounding, practical skills, cultural insights, and valuable connections that will enable you to participate and succeed in this coming business reality.
As a leading educational institution in San Francisco — which has had a large Chinese community for over 150 years — we have a long-standing intimacy with this rich and complex culture. You will study with Mandarin-speaking USF professors who know the inner workings of the Chinese business culture—and who are currently engaged in internationally recognized academic research into Sino-American development and opportunities.
- Get real-world experience working with Chinese government officials and industry leaders
- Find out about the latest trends in the Chinese economy, business environment, and government
- Learn the Mandarin language, and gain a thorough understanding of Chinese culture through inter-disciplinary courses offered by the College of Arts & Sciences
“You can read the paper any day of the week and see the amazing increases in China’s overseas investments. At USF — with our Globalization of Chinese Business program — we feel that we’re on the crest of a tremendous wave.”
- Professor Xiaohua Yang
Chinese Business Executives met at USF to discuss Globalization of Chinese Business and its implications for curriculum and scholarship.1. Walter Fang, President , NeuSoft, San Jose
2. Agnes Yeung, Director, Vishay Siliconix, Santa Clara
3. David Chiang, Chairman, CEO , Sage-N Research, Saratoga
4. James Chiang, President, NeoContext, San Jose
5. Victor Chang, Vice President, Hina Group, Palo Alto
6. Larry Hsiung, WW Program Director, IBM, Santa Teresa
7. Kenneth Leung, Senior Managing Director, Furama Travel Consultants, Inc, San Mateo
8. Mr. Henry He, Director , HYSTA
9. Vice Consul Wang Chen, China Ministry of Commerce, San Francisco
10. Dr. Sibo Feng, Angel Investor, Former Managing Director, Merrill Lynch East Asia, 11. Dr. Victor Xue, Vice President, US-China Green Energy Council, Palo Alto
12. Ray Wu, Managing Partner, Boundary Free Ventures, Menlo Park
13. Dr. Quanzhong Li, Founder/CEO Pachira.tech 408-716-8080
14. Frank Ip, President, Digital One
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USF Globalization News
 Vienna University's Research Institute for Managing Sustainability invites Professor Yang.
 Professor Xiaohua Yang was invited as a key panel speaker at this year’s HYSTA annual conference on September 29, 2012. She was the only scholar on the HYSTA’s key panel.
 USF School of Management hosted a prominent Chinese scholar, Professor Xiaohe Lu, from Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences for two months from February 29 to April 30 as part of the school's Globalization of Chinese Business program.
 Exploring important developments in a global economy with keynote speaker Steve Westly
 Professor Xiaohua Yang was invited as the only university represented to speak and attend to China-US Investment forum
 Professor Stanley Kwong Speaks At Marquette Circles Conference
 MBA Students Organize and Welcome Gathering Of Experts On Chinese Business
 Dr. Gunn and Dr. Yang At Bay Area Council Healthcare and Life Sciences Trade Mission In Shanghai
 Professor and Students Show Strong School of Business and Professional Studies Involvement With Chinese Business Development In The Bay Area
 Rebekah Chang Takes Prestigious Position
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