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Think tank studying international talents in China
In response to China's strategy of reinvigorating the country through human resources development, the Organization Department of CCP launched the Thousand Talents Plan in 2008. Proposed by Li Yuanchao, the Chinese Vice-president, who then acted as the head of the Organization Department, the South Start-up Service Center was created at the end of 2012. As part of the center, South China Global Talent Institute was founded at the same time. Leaders from the Talents Bureau of the Organization Department of the CCP Central Committee, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Guangdong provincial government and Guangzhou municipal government jointly inaugurated the institute.
Positioning
Cooperating with the Center for China and Globalization, South China Global Talent Institute provides intellectual support for corporations as well as government agencies on talent issues. Activities include events, publications and research.
Research projects
International Talent Strategy Research
Improvement on Green Card System of China
Cooperation of Overseas Returnees and Local Private Enterprises
Development of Overseas Chinese Professional Associations
Advisory Report on Improving "Thousand-Talent" Plan
Publications
China and Globalization Research
Globalizing China
Global Talent Briefing
Policy Recommendation References
Immigration Tide
National Strategy: Talents Will Change the World
Talent War
Movers on Wall Street
The Blue Book Series
Events
Beijing Forum of WRSA
Global Talents Conference
Annual International Forum
High-level Foreign Experts Seminar
Round Table Meeting on International Talent Issues
