MODERATOR
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SPEAKER
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Ching-Wen Wang,
Ph.D., Professor,
National Chung Hsing University, Taichung Taiwan
Ching-Wen Wang, Ph.D. is a Professor of the School of Management
at Chung-Hsing National University in Taiwan. She has been an EAP
advocate for a decade. She consults widely in human resources and the
EAP field in Taiwan and Mainland China. Currently, she serves as chair
of the Taiwanese EAP Professional Association.
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Mr. Zheng is President and a founder of Beijing EAPs Consulting Co., Ltd
and President of Annual China EAP & PCA Forum. He holds a master
degree in Psychological Counseling and has been dedicated in providing
EA services in China for ten years.
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Xichao Zhang, Chairman of the Board,
Beijing EAPs Consulting Co., Ltd
Mr. Jiang is Vice President of Beijing EAPs Consulting Co., Ltd and one of pioneers in EAP industry in China. He has a combination of EAP and Management Consulting experience. He holds master degree in Psychology and Economics.
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Miranda Kato is the Ombuds of Bellevue College in Bellevue Washington, an impartial, confidential, and independent resource for employees who are seeking guidance about workplace concern. She also serves as a consultant for the EAP Center of Central Taiwan Science Park and the Taiwanese EAP Professional Association.
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Grace Ding has over fifteen years of sales and account management leadership experience in a variety of enterprises and industries. At China Linzi EAP, Grace introduced the Employee Assistance Program to China market. Grace holds a master degree in business management.
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Tao Jiang, Vice President,
Beijing EAPs Consulting Co., Ltd
Mr. Jiang is Vice President of Beijing EAPs Consulting Co., Ltd and one
of pioneers in EAP industry in China. He has a combination of EAP and
Management Consulting experience. He holds master degree in Psychology
and Economics.
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Description
World Update Part 1: Chinese EAP Market: An Emerging Opportunity for Worldwide EA Service Providers
Chinese EAP market has been growing fast for the past five years. It is predictable that this market will be growing even faster in the next five years since employees’ well-being issues have been paid more and more attention by employees themselves, employers, government and the society. Here come the challenges: how to meet the needs of hundreds of huge-size clients covering over 100 million employees in total; how to provide efficient EA services which are significantly different from western style; and how to get much more international providers and professionals involved in serving this market?
1) Use the latest research on Chinese EAP market to describe the needs and size of this market in the next five years
2) identify an appropriate model suitable for huge-size clients in China and tools that are effective in meeting needs of Chinese employees
3) implement programs to help multinational companies provide EA services for employees located in China.
World Update Part 2: Exploring the Landscape of EAP in China
Successfully managing Chinese employees in both Chinese and U.S. workplaces becomes essential for U.S. multinational companies since the Chinese market has been a profitable global sector. Chinese employee’s values ingrained in Confucianism, Taoism, or Buddhism have their characteristics in handling workplace stress, cultural conflict and emotional health issues. This section will answer your questions regarding the scope of the employee assistance program for the Chinese workforce in China and in the U.S. and U.S. workplace, and how to implement an employee assistance program with the full support and trust of employees, managers, and employers.
1) Identify an array of individual values, social norms, and business cultures that might become barriers for the promotion of an employee assistance program.
2) Define the scope of an employee assistance program reflecting the needs of Chinese workforce, U.S. business entities, Chinese society, and the Chinese government
3) Develop culturally accepted employee assistance service processes that enable EAP professionals to gain the trust of Chinese employees and managers in a Chinese organization or in a U. S. multinational employer.
World Update Part 3: Managing EAP in an Emerging Market - the China Experience
Where is the next emerging EAP market where brokers and consultants will benefit good growth and opportunities? The speaker unveils Chinese market and its strong growth trend by analyzing political, social, culture and demographic changes that help to shape the market. The speaker will share with participants the features of the emerging market that differs from matured market. The speaker will describe challenges vendors will meet when applying the EA core technologies and coping strategies in apploy suitable practices so as to avoid pitfalls on EAP program operation in China.
1) Have tools necessary to tapp into China EAP market
2) Understand the "Secret Key" in service delivery
3) Serve their Chinese clients in more satisfactory way.
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