Queen's Global China Connection - QGCC

QGCC is now hiring our 2023/24 executive team! As one of over 60 international university GCC chapters, QGCC strives to be the gateway from which students can access its resources, educate themselves on what business in China entails, and develop skills to succeed in China and internationally. By bringing a global perspective into our commerce community, this is your opportunity to socialize, learn, and engage in China’s emergence in the world.

You should apply if:
* You want to help promote current events in the Chinese business environment
* You are curious to learn about doing business in China
* You want to explore opportunities outside of Canada
* Meet other people with similar interests!

Applications are now open on ComSoc shop and will close on March 19th, at 11:59PM EST.

If you have any questions about QGCC or our application process, please do not hesitate to contact Lee or Mao. We look forward to meeting you!

We are beyond excited to reveal QGCC’s 2022-2023 Executive Team!! Can’t wait to see all the amazing things that are coming this year.

Queen’s Global China Connection (QGCC) is now looking for two motivated and passionate first-year students to join our 2022/2023 QGCC team!

If you are interested in getting more opportunities to socialize, learn and engage in China's emergence in the world, apply to join the QGCC Team now. Applications are due on September 25th at 11:59 pm (EST).

Evergrande has desperately attempted to raise capital and increase liquidity as its debt rose in 2020. There have been implications for both foreign countries and investors. Evergrande's crisis not only reduces demand for global commodities but also impacts financial markets based on how Evergrande's situation continues to spiral. Continue reading about The Fall of Evergrande written by Aaron Chen, Chris Doyle and Apollo Lin in the following article:

The Fall of Evergrande.pdf

Our analysts Cody Ho, Emily Chen and Nathan Wang examined the impacts of the Taliban takeover on the country and international politics by assessing its history and economic trends. The Taliban takeover may provide several opportunities for China to extend its influence across Central and South Asia. However, women will face an uncertain future under Taliban rule with increasing fears over their freedom to work, dress as they choose, or even leave home alone.

Click the link below to find out more:

Taliban - QGCC.pdf

Applications for the mentorship program are now due November 01, 2021 11:59pm EST!

Make sure to fill out this form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Kbu4SikdzX49X1NicIXP5EAxTutX4hoyY_-bH-lr968/edit

After years of not being a desirable tourist attraction for foreign tourists, China established and aimed to achieve political and economic success by developing its tourism industry. Learn more about how China's tourism industry that revolves around the country's history has evolved over the years in the following report written by Aaron Chen, Chris Doyle and Apollo Lin.

Click here to view the full report:

Tourism in China.pptx 1 Tourism in China July 2021 Queen’s Global China Connection | Aaron Chen, Chris Doyle, Apollo Lin

China's existing currency system faces both domestic and global issues caused by its lack of function as a sufficient mechanism to strengthen the yuan's presence on the domestic and international scale. This month's report explains and defines a solution to the analyzed problem and the progress that has been made so far.

Click here to view our full report:

QGCC-Digital-Currency.pptx

QGCC is thrilled to announce the 2021-2022 executive team! Thank you to everyone who applied.

Stay posted to the QGCC page in the year ahead for student resources and analyst presentations & reports!