How to make active aging an integral part of economic growth in China
Welfare reform must work in tandem with social policy to solve the challenges of China’s aging population. Image: Unsplash/Yogurt Yogurt
Han Jian
Associate Professor of Management and Co-director, Centre on Digital Economy and Smart Enterprise and Centre on China Innovation, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS)
Sarah Kemp
VP International Government Affairs, Intel
Ninie Wang
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Pinetree Care Group
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