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Aimee Barnes
http://www.aimeebarnes.com/blog
When I was four years old, my dad moved our nuclear family to the West Indies to chase a potential gold mine in toy molds and toilet paper. Ever since then, I’ve been hanging out at the intersection of countless fascinating people, bold ideas, and foreign lands. I also happen to be obsessed with China and was lucky enough to live there for a while. This blog celebrates all the fascinating people from foreign lands who have been bold enough to bring their brilliant ideas to China. I hope that you link up, learn more and most importantly, ENJOY!
- Added on: Jan 22nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Aimee Barnes
- Listed in: Innovation International
- Tags: technology china business innovation leadership interviews
Recent Posts
Until Next Time… On Blogging, Connection and Contemplation
Nearly a year ago, I launched this blog as a way to organize some of my thoughts on the US-China relationship in an effort to find clarity on issues that I’d started to consider while living in China and during graduate school in New York Ci...
A Life Transformed By China: A Conversation With Saul Gitlin (Part 2)
Saul Gitlin (冀碩臨)- Executive Vice-President of top rated Asia-focused multicultural advertising agency Kang & Lee, founder of a popular LinkedIn group for Chinese-speaking professionals, mentor to budding Sinophiles, gifted storyteller ...
A Life Transformed by China: A Conversation With Saul Gitlin (Part 1)
In an age of “experts” we often find that few individuals have the proven experience to live up to the title once you scratch the surface- especially when it comes to China. Saul Gitlin (冀碩臨)- Executive Vice-President of top rated Asia-foc...
Because We All Have a Few Stories to Tell…
One of my greatest sources of joy over the past year has been listening to stories from students and professionals who have been shaped by China in some capacity. In just ten months this little blog has given me the privilege to hear accounts, anecdo...
A Conversation with Andrew Hupert, Professor of International Negotiation and Founder of US-China Forum
Perhaps the largest impediment to successful cross-cultural business negotiation between the US and China stems from a lack of communication, whether in the form of candid two-way dialogue or in the ability to access information across borders, la...
The New US-China Investment Relationship: We Can Work It Out!
In less than a year, the focus on cross-border investment between the US and China has seen a dramatic shift. Establishment of Chinese companies and brands on American soil- once widely objected to by Washington and small town USA- has found new appe...
