Professor Chang, a Provost’s Chair Professor at NUS Business School, spoke to 150 CEOs, leaders and senior managers from various industries and levels over a hearty buffet breakfast. He shared his knowledge on globalization strategies in an Asian context, based on his book “Sony vs Samsung: The Inside Story of the Electronics Giants’ Battle for Global Supremacy”. The book was voted among the top three best business books in 2008, by ‘strategy+
During his talk, Professor Chang discussed the divergent fortunes of the two electronics giants, and the major decisions, processes and corporate behaviour that contributed to the rise of one and decline of the other. Professor Chang provided insights into areas such as business and marketing strategies, problems, opportunities, leadership issues, investments, globalisation strategies, future challenges, and lessons that could be learned from the two companies. Despite its focus on two electronics companies, Professor Chang’s talk covered relevant topics that can be applied across industries. The talk was well received by the participants who benefited from Professor Chang’s sharing.
In addition, the session provided the participants with opportunities to network with other business leaders over breakfast.
The talk was the first of a series of breakfast talks aimed at bringing relevant business knowledge to business professionals and engaging the senior business community. The series will cover timely topics delivered by NUS Business School professors and will raise awareness of the various corporate training programs available to CEOs, leaders and senior managers.
About Professor Chang Sea-Jin
Professor Chang Sea-Jin is a Provost’s Chair Professor at NUS Business School. Prior to joining NUS, Professor Chang held the position of Kumho Asiana Group Endowed Chair Professor of Strategic and International Business at Korea University, and various appointments at leading universities including London Business School, INSEAD, Stanford University, New York University’s Stern School of Business and the University of Pennsylvania’
Professor Chang holds a PhD in Organization and Strategy, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. In 2007, he was elected as one of fifteen National Scholars by the Korean Ministry of Education.
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