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Published on 10/05/2023
NEOMA is pleased to welcome participants to the third Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Cities forum. The event will take place at NEOMA’s Paris campus on 2nd June, 2023.
The forum will be of interest to researchers, academics, practitioners, and policy makers with interests in foreign investment into cities in an era where sustainability, China’s emergence as a global investor in cities, and city mobility are under increasingly the spotlight.
Co-hosted by NEOMA, University of York (School for Business and Society), and United Nations University (Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies), the forum is the opportunity to hear from some of the latest thinking and to discuss from both academic and policy perspectives, in three panels themes:
Keynote speech: Making international investment work for sustainable and regional development
Urban sustainability transformation for whom, why and how?
The challenges of installing cloud connected blue and green infrastructure to existing assets in order to manage increase rainfall events and promote biodiversity in cities.
Location decisions of Chinese MNCs during the internationalization process
Location decisions of Chinese MNCs during the internationalization process
Getting there and around. The role of global and urban connectivity in MNEs’ location choices
The current revolution of the automotive industry and its impact on location choice
NEOMA Business School, Paris Campus (room 409), and ZOOM
Date: 2nd June 2023
Time: 12.30 – 18:00 CET
Open to staff, students (postgraduate researchers only) and practitioners/policy/business leaders.
Free admission, booking required.
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