The Global Knowledge Network is a place where GCC compiles and shares all of the cool knowledge our members are creating through their hard work.  It's currently under construction, but below is a taste of what you might see in the future.  Enjoy!

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CCTV Anchor Bai Yansong's address to "Envisioning China's Future" (July 18, 2009 at Peking University). Mr. Bai is one of China's most respected media voices, and achieved considerable recognition for his coverage of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. Check his biography here. As a firsthand witness, Mr. Bai discussed the evolution of journalism as well as the entire society in China. Mr. Bai also gave advice for those are thinking about pursuing a career in journalism.

Published Materials

GCC Harvard Conferences

"I was so impressed with the high caliber of students in attendance and the genuine desire amongst attendees to learn about social responsibility on both the corporate and entrepreneurial level."

Young entrepreneurs, professionals, and student organization leaders around the world teamed up to establish this wholly student-organized, international event with the promise of creating new dialogue about the changes in the rapidly developing fields of social entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility.

Hangzhou Delegation

"Although the visit lasted only three days, delegation members were able to meet a lot of new people, exchange ideas and information about international affairs, and experience the essence of the City of Hangzhou."

In June 2010, a team of GCC delegates visited Hangzhou, one of China's most prosperous, fastest-growing cities. During the three-day trip, they visited the prestigious Zhejiang University, met the governor of Indiana, held the GCC International Business Book Salon and enjoyed the scenic view of the West Lake.

感想汇总 (Tsinghua Reflections)

In January and February 2010, the Student Union of Tsinghua University joined GCC Central, GCC Harvard College, and GCC University of Pennsylvania in their first ever delegation to the United States. Linked here are the reflections of the delegates, who are mostly graduate students at institutes across the Tsinghua campus. Many of these students have served for several years either within the Tsinghua student government or other youth leadership organizations around China. Through this trip, many delegates formed deeper understanding of American culture and how students in the U.S. view China. 

Beijing Winter Delegation 2010

"Our delegation was inestimably memorable and valuable on both a personal and organizational level. This delegation presented an unmistakable contrast between the leading lights of the past and present with those of the future."

During January 2010, GCC representatives from Central Management and chapters across the network visited leading firms and educational institutions (both Chinese and international) in Beijing. Many delegated find the program informative and inspiring as one comments:"I was able to develop a much better grasp of what I see as China, its vault of opportunities, and the many challenges that one would have to face as a young professional in China." Click the link to see more of our delegates' perspectives on these tours.

MLI 2009 Review Book

"During the nine days of MLI, we all stepped into another world, filled with meaningful conversations, panels, forums, tours, visits, dinners, and meetings."

In November 2009, publishers of the Peking Globalist -- a international affairs and media review magazine -- joined GCC Central for a two-week delegation in New York. Check out how the delegation was planned and carried to fruition! It's an exciting story that involved considerable coordination on opposite sides of the globe.

2009 Peking University Conference

On July 18, 2009, the first annual GCC Central China conference was hosted at Peking University. An interview, conducted in Chinese by a well-known local magazine BQ, with GCC President Gavin Newton-Tanzer is featured. Through BQ Gavin introduced GCC to local readers as "a dream we many youths, from U.S. to China, work to realize step by step."