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Celebrating Women in 2008: Woman, man...work/life balance.

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How do star women maintain orbit and hang on to a resonable work/life balance?

To celebrate International Womem's day AustCham Shanghai in conjunction with the AWSG (Australian Womens Social Group) proudly presents two star women to discuss maintaining an healthy work/life balance in Shanghai.

GUEST PRESENTORS

Lei Cheng – China Correspondent - CNBC

Lei Cheng is an accountant turned journalist. She is CNBC's China correspondent, but also reports for Shanghai Media Group's business channel and the ICS English channel. In her 6 years of covering the "China story", she has witnessed desperation and hysteria in the financial markets, interviewed heads of state as well as the downtrodden. Before joining CNBC, Lei was based in Beijing anchoring for CCTV's English channel.

Lei’s presentation will address:

*ultra-stress and how to unwind from it

*the special challenges of achieving work life balance in China

*fitting family into a full schedule

Tiffany Wandy - Executive Director - LifeLine Shanghai

Tiffany is presently the Executive Director of LifeLine Shanghai, an internationally affiliated non-profit organization offering free, confidential, and anonymous information and emotional support to the international community. Her non-profit work experience began with canvassing, PR, and fundraising for the Connecticut Public Interest Group.

Tiffany’s seminar will address:

• analysis of the current work/life balance environment in Shanghai

• the availability of resources to cope with situations of imbalance

• insights into current trends in the area of work/life effectiveness

RSVP Tickets are limited so please reserve your attendance by Tuesday 4 March 2008 with Lily Sun, Administrative Assistant via email: lily.sun@austchamshanghai.com. Walk In Policy: Please note that if you show up on the day of the event without a booking you will be charged a 50RMB "walk in" fee if spaces are still available.

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8 months, 4 weeks ago