Fraud, Theft and Due Diligence in the Wild East, Jay J. Hoenig December 3, 2007

The Shanghai Foreign Correspondents Club Presents:
Fraud, Theft and Due Diligence in the Wild East, Jay J. Hoenig

MoCA Shanghai
7p.m., Monday, December 3 (speech starts 7:30p.m.)

Jay Josef Hoenig talks about IP theft, fraud, corruption, industrial espionage, and the ways to prevent it in China. As president of Hill & Associates China – a company specialized in risk management consulting - Mr Hoenig will present insights in the murkiest side of business in China. Foreign companies in China complain about being tricked and robbed of their trade secrets, but what are they doing in their own companies to stop it? The discussion will cover topics including: due diligence, financial and social compliance, fraud deterrence and investigations, brand protection, copyright, patent and IP theft investigations.

Venue details: MoCA Shanghai,
2/F, inside People's Park, 231 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Lu (Tel: 6327 1282)

Admission : Members free; Non-members 50 RMB,
Drinks at happy hour in the bar at 3/F before and after the speech

RSVP: [email protected] by December 1

About the Speaker:
Jay J. Hoenig has over 35 years experience in providing consulting services to both industry and government on a global basis. Spending over 11 years in China, he has served as Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai for three years. Mr. Hoenig graduated from Virginia Military Institute and attended graduate programs at John Hopkins and Harvard. He received a Presidential Appointment under the Reagan/Bush administration and served in the Department of Defense.

Official Website: http://www.fccsh.org/