Green Energy, Green City, Green Ecology
18/05/2017
With considerable changes in China’s economic system and social structure, urban functions are adjusted and reorganized and city form varies. Barry Wilson was invited to a roundtable event to offer his view on green architecture and urban environmental protection.
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Image: BWPI
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Image: BWPI
This roundtable seminar of May 18, 2017, themed Green Energy, Green City, Green Ecology was hosted by Shenzhen Audencia Business School, and sponsored by Shenzhen University and World Wide Fund For Nature.

It aimed to bring together industry professionals to share their insights about urban sustainable development.
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Major Participants List:

​Marie Christine Korniloff Head of coporate engagement , WWF France

Amélie Boissonnet Partnership officer , WWF France

Jean-François Delaire Partnership officer , WWF France

Ying LIU Program Manager, WWF China

Qinnan ZHOU Program Manager, WWF China

Jean-Philippe Hermine Vice-President Strategic Environmental Planning, Renault

Virginie Alonzi Director of Long-term Strategy, Bouygues Construction
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Amélie Achard International Affairs Manager, ADVANCITY
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Franckie Tamisier Director, POMA Bejing

Christophe Germain Vice Dean, Audencia Business School Dean, Shenzhen Audencia Business School

André Sobczak Academic Director, Audencia Business School
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Salon:
Public Bikes, Problem or Solution？
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Publication:
TEDx Talk – Video Release

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Shenzhen Audencia Business School (SABS) is an Audencia campus in Shenzhen, China, supported by Shenzhen University (SZU). SABS is a gathering place for select postgraduate students, accomplished professionals, experienced executives and internationally renowned professors, researchers and industry experts.  
World Wide Fund for Nature​
(WWF) is an international non-governmental
organization, founded in 1961, working in the field of the wilderness preservation, and the reduction of humanity's footprint on the environment.
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It is the world's largest conservation organization with over five million supporters worldwide, working in more than 100 countries.