Director, Business Environment & Policy Analysis

2018, September 3
Director, Business Environment & Policy Analysis 3rd September 2018

Director, Business Environment & Policy Analysis
Location: Beijing
Salary:  RMB 37,500 to 40,000/month

The UK’s decision to leave the European Union creates an unprecedented opportunity to reshape UK-China trade and investment related policy. At the same time China’s continued opening up and reform, including initiatives such as Belt & Road and Made in China 2025, are opening up new areas of opportunity. CBBC is appointing a Director to lead a small, dedicated team seeking a competitive and sustainable outcome both for our members and the wider British business community.

We are seeking an individual with excellent communication, research and analytical skills. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate logical decision-making whilst managing high-level projects.

Key Responsibilities
The Director, Business Environment & Policy Analysis will be required to lead, develop, and deliver CBBC’s strategic analysis output across a range of business issues, including areas such as market access, trade policy, intellectual property, and rule of law for business.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Leading a small dedicated team in monitoring policy development and the business environment in general, identifying what issues mean for UK-China trade relations and translating them into value/revenue generating products and services;
  • Developing thought leadership on research areas, initiatives and programmes including securing funding;
  • Developing and maintaining relationships with key UK political and business stakeholders in China, including Diplomatic Posts

The Director, Business Environment & Policy Analysis will work closely with our teams across the UK and China as well as external partners.

Specific Requirements
The ideal candidate will have:

  • Knowledge of international trade policy and business development issues
  • Exceptional analytical and writing skills, including bid-writing (native English/equivalent)
  • Experience of undertaking successful collaborative research.
  • A well-developed network of government/political contacts in China
  • A good understanding of UK-China trade and investment issues in the global context
  • An excellent understanding of principles and practice of performance management
  • Strong written/spoken Mandarin skills

Interested candidates are invited to send a letter explaining how your personality and experience meet our requirements together with detailed CV to the following email address:  BEdirector2018@cbbc.org.cn

We regret that only short listed candidates will be notified and that applicants who fail to provide a covering letter will not be considered.

The closing date for applications is Friday, 28th September 2018

Telephone enquiries and personal visits will NOT be accepted

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