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Featured Speaker Ching-Ning Chu
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| Chin-Ning Chu, is the premier
master strategist in the world today. Her message is taking the international business
community by storm. A best-selling author of The Asian Mind Game and Thick Face
Black Heart, she present the timeless winning strategies and tactics of the East,
teaching that there is no division between philosophy, spirituality art of war, business
and personal life. She creates a new paradigm that reveals a dynamic new perspective for making key decisions. Chin-Ning fuses the eternal with the ever changing, the Eastern wisdom with Western practicality. For corporations savvy enough to apply these strategies to their business practices the world markets are open and waiting. Born into a wealthy landlord family in China, in 1949, she was forced to leave behind her family fortune accumulated over a thousand years to become a refugee in Taiwan. With two suitcases she began her life in the U.S. in 1969. For the past 20 years, Chin-Ning has consulted and spoken for American, European and Asian corporations on expanding market territories. Her work is praised by media worldwide such as CNN’s Crossfire, Larry King Live, USA Today, New York Times, Washington Post, Christian Science Monitor, Financial Times, wall Street Journal and PRC’s People’s Daily.
DO LESS, ACHIEVE MORE - Discover The Hidden Power of Giving In top of page Competition demands we achieve more today with fewer resources in less time. Technology has promised us more leisure, but instead, has lead many to new levels of frustration and overwhelm. We sometimes fail to achieve our goals because we are trying too hard. Do Less, Achieve More elevates you from the ordinary, agitated consciousness into an extraordinary state where the desired results unfold with an uncommon spontaneity, positively effecting your practical day-to-day performance. By tracing the footsteps of Carl Jung's Rainmaker we learn his secret of how to produce miraculous results. Although miracles are beyond reason and manipulation, you will find that they can be induced by creating an environment within yourself that attracts the elements of synchronicity and hidden coherence. Chin-Ning provides a timeless wisdom combined with timely counsel on winning from within. Your audience will learn:
WOMAN'S ART OF WAR - The Delight of Winning without Confrontation top of page Chin-Ning has two seeming disadvantages in the business arena: she is female and she is Chinese-American. And she uses these two liabilities as her best assets while speaking and consulting for influential corporate businessmen worldwide. The Western concept of the art of war is about opposing troops meeting on the battlefield and engaging each other. In the end, whoever has the most men standing is the winner. The Eastern concept of the art of war primarily emphasizes the utilization of strategy. In the East the least output of effort and the avoidance of confrontation is the most desirable means to employ. When Asians use the words "battle" or "war" they are defining a means to maneuver while using strategies to obtain their defined objectives. This is why the art of war strategy is a natural match for a woman's nature—strategic, and yet, non-confrontational. Your audience will discover:
UNMASKING THE ASIAN BUSINESS PSYCHE & STRATEGIES top of page Asian mind games have become so finely tuned over the last five thousand years that it is difficult for the Westerner to detect the subtleties and refinements to the rules of the game. In business and political negotiations, the Chinese refer to Americans with a word that means "innocent children." To win the game: "Know yourself, know your opponent; one hundred battles, one hundred victories" is the principle for victory. Chin-Ning is the first consultant/author to reveal to the West the inner workings of the Asian psyche and how it influences Asian behavior in business, politics, lifestyle and relationships. Chin-Ning's extraordinary insight will provide your organization with that needed edge, saving your company years of searching and the avoidance of countless, costly mistakes. As A.G. Lafley, the President of Procter & Gamble North America, who spent eight years in Japan as the President of Asia Operations said to Chin-Ning, "You have helped me tremendously." Your audience will discover:
ART OF WAR LEADERSHIP—
The Essential Element To Victory
top of page Chin-Ning will lead you in exploring the parameters required to be a superior leader. You will learn the strategic formulas guaranteed to transform your troops into winners. Your audience will discover:
THE ESSENTIAL BUSINESS TOOL FOR THE 21st-CENTURY top of page Leading business schools world-wide have concluded from research that the most effective new business tool for twenty-first-century executives is internal access. Internal access allows you to discover wisdom and information that you do not know you had. This is the ability to enter the state of natural knowing. As life becomes more complex, surface data and simple logic are no longer sufficient as the only sources of information to help us in making complex decisions. We must go beyond the obvious, bypassing the tunnel vision of standard planning processes to find bold new solutions. Of necessity, we reach for the new frontiers of the reality beyond the visible. A superior person's weapon is guided with inner wisdom cultivated in attacking life's challenges by always questing for spiritual balance. In action, they are swift and competent; in yielding, they are unabashed; in conquering, they are highly effective. They understand the subtle art of using their liabilities as springboards to success. The consummate business person knows how to decode the mystery hidden within the daily, mundane tasks as the prime inspiration for personal excellence. The superior executive gets in touch with that something inside which provides the courage to overcome inner timidity and considerations. They tap into a state of perfect strength, perfect control and perfect detachment while fulfilling all of their worthy objectives. Your audience will discover:
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