Please refer to:
http://common.cssauk.org.uk/news/2007-06-30-ACEUK-Forum-2007.pdf
ACE-UK Forum - China-UK Cooperation
Date: Saturday, 07 July 2007
Venue: Kingston Hill, Kingston University, London
10:00 – 10:30 Registration
10:30 – 10:35 Welcome by Dr. Haibin WAN, President of ACE-UK
First Session, Chairman: Dr. Richard Yin, Vice President of ACE-UK (Managing
Director, China Business Link)
10:35 – 10:55 Keynote Speech, a special guest from Kingston University London
10:55 – 11:15 Keynote Speech, Mr. Wang, Baoqing (Chairman of ACE-UK
Adviser Board, and Minister Counsellor, Science and Technology
Section, Chinese Embassy in the UK)
11:15 – 11:35 Keynote Speech, Mrs Zhao, Guohong, Director of the Department of
Personnel, Liaoning government
11:35 – 11:55 Keynote Speech, Mr. Zhang, Zongming (The First Secretary of
Education Section, Chinese Embassy in the UK)
11:55 – 12:15 Cooperation between ACE and IET Betnet, Mr Ben Pape, Chairman
of IET Betnet
12:15 – 12:30 Signing ceremony by ACE and the Department of Personnel of
Liaoning government
12:30 – 13:40 Buffer Lunch and Networking
Second Session, Chairman: Dr. Wan Haibin
13:40 – 14:00 Keynote Speech, Ms. Wu, Yunru, Chief Representative, China
Association for International Exchange of Personnel
14:00 – 14:20 Mr Jon Poole, Deputy Chief Executive & Director of Business
Development, Society of Chemistry Industry
14:20 – 14:40 Knowledge Transfer – UK government financial support programme,
Dr. Meng, Li Ying, Senior Researcher, Kingston University London
14:40 – 15:00 How can Chinese companies be listed on AIM? Mr Duan Alei,
Managing Director of Abridge Capital International
15:00 End of the ACE-UK Forum
Travel information - Kingston University London
Kingston Hill, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 7LB
http://www.kingston.ac.uk/about_ku/location/maps/kingstonhill.pdf
Assembly at the RECEIPTION of Kingston Hill Campus
*ACE UK plans to refund petrol expenses for speakers, or group travelers (more than
3 people sharing a car).
This ACE-Forum is organized by ACE-UK
The Association of Chinese Engineers in the United Kingdom (ACE-UK), founded in
November 1997, is an independent professional organization. ACE-UK aims to
encourage technical exchanges among members and to promote collaborations
between Chinese and British industries.
URL: http://www.ace-uk.org.uk;
Email: ace@ace-uk.org.uk
Contact Persons: Dr. Haibin Wan, haibinuk@yahoo.co.uk (07949673707)
Dr. Richard Yin, richardyin8@hotmail.com (07818447083)
Dr. Xiaoqi Ma, xqma2003@yahoo.com (07730561869)
How to get to Kingston Hill
Kingston Hill, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 7LB
Travel directions: by train and bus
• After taking the train from London Waterloo to Kingston, exit the railway station
and cross the pedestrian crossing towards The Blue Hawaii restaurant.
• Walk up Cromwell Road to the bus station.
• Take the 85 or K3 bus. Ask for Kingston University, Kingston Hill campus.
• Get off at the stop after St Anne's Catholic Church.
Alternatively, take the Kingston University bus (term time only) to the Kingston Hill
or Roehampton Vale campuses. It passes the Cromwell Road bus stop roughly every
20 minutes (look for stop A2). You may need to request the bus to stop. Tell the
driver which campus you need.
Travel directions: by car
We recommend that you check up-to-date travel information for details of any road
works affecting the area. You can find helpful links on our website.
From the North:
• Take the M1 to junction 6a (M25) and then the M25 to junction 13 (A30).
• Follow the A30 to the A308.
• Take the A308 to the Hampton Court roundabout and turn right (signposted
'Guilford, A3, A309').
• Follow the A309 until it merges with the A3 (signposted 'A3 London').
• Exit the A3 at the Robin Hood roundabout (signposted 'A308 Kingston').
• The Kingston Hill campus is less than a mile from this exit - on the left, just before
brow of hill.
From the South:
• Take the M25 to junction 9 (A243).
• Follow the A243 to the junction with the A3 at Hook roundabout.
• Take the A3 (signposted 'A3 London').
• Follow the directions from the A3 as above.
From London:
• Take the A3 from London and then follow the directions from that point as above.