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Australian and Chinese Millennials are set to disrupt BeijingBEIJING, April 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Who would dare to disrupt the innovation landscape between Australia and China? Millennials. Young innovators from Australia and China are about to spend a week in Beijing. Finding solutions for large-scale corporates such as Swisse, Alibaba, Westfarmer and David Jones. Who, what, where, when, why: Australia/China relations are not only about consumer good trading and investment properties. It is also a breeding ground for those who think innovation. From 16-20 April 2018, a delegation of 80 millennials from Australia and China is going to lead an innovation week in Beijing, following the CAMPx2018 program for young pioneers. CAMPx2018's is an award-winning innovation program bringing 80 business consultants with global companies on the same platform between Australia and China. As part of the program the participants, set in Thinktank teams, have 100 days to solve cross-border challenges encountered by multinational organizations. The topic of these researches intentionally matches with the sustainable development goals of the United Nations. Who are these Australian Chinese Millenials? Civil Engineers, software consultants, lecturers at Macquarie University (Sydney), social entrepreneurs, business psychologists, R&D workers, business consultants, researchers, business owners… a panel of high profiles with different industries and cultural backgrounds. All linked by a bright future China-Australia relations. Within a week this international innovator delegation will master the boiling innovation landscape of Zhongguancun, Beijing's Silicon Valley. They will connect with start-up related to their industry, open discussion panel, network with a panel of local investors, and bridge with major incubators like:
A week for Australian and Chinese the face of tomorrow's collaboration and strengthen a cross-border dialogue. To know more about their development, contact us: Few words about CAMP (China Australia Millennial Project):
"CAMP delivered direct commercial business outcomes, a connection with leading edge influencers and were extremely useful in rounding out our stakeholder positioning and marketing to policy makers including politicians and bureaucrats." Justin Howden, Head of Government Relations. What does CAMP solve? China/Western countries cultural miscomprehension: can we find solutions? This Australian start-up decided to create a platform where millennials can connect with governmental and industries to find better ways to work and life together. CAMP aims to build the bridge between China and Australia millennials through innovation. How? By being a platform connecting Chinese and Australian millennials. CAMP gives them a voice, a stage. With CAMP they can express their vision, connect and develop. Together and with CAMP they find solutions for global issues. CAMP allows them to employ their inner potential. With CAMP participants connect with other brilliant innovative minds, coming from different industries and culture. What's its impact? CAMP helps millennials' speeches to scope a higher level and reach the right person to solve cross-cultural issues. The start-up is strongly connected to governmental and international private companies which are following the progress of CAMP's Millennials. What is their service? Each year CAMP organises a 100 days training for 100 participants. An award-winning cross-border innovation program unites dynamic young leaders who are passionate about business, social innovation and strengthening the Australia-China relationship, and provides them with the tools to address real-world global challenges. The program, with mentorship, workshops, design panel, design thinking tool and lectures work both online and offline between Australia and China. Few Words about Andrea Myles, CEO and Co-founder:
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