SOPA virtual Media Insiders webinar – Best Business Reporting
Thursday, 24 September, 2020, 4-5pm HKT
Join SOPA on Thursday, September 24th LIVE from Hong Kong for an exclusive interview with the winners of the SOPA 2020 Editorial Awards – Excellence in Business Reporting category.
Investigative reporters from The Wall Street Journal and South China Morning Post will take us through their process, how they locked down their sources, the risks they encountered and the challenges they had to overcome. We find out how they exposed the truth behind Huawei’s dubious practices, and why Hong Kong’s developers are to blame for the vast wealth gap in the least affordable place on earth.
- South China Morning Post Peggy Sito and Eugene Tang
SCMP Hong Kong Developers - The Wall Street Journal Daniel Strumpf and Chuin-Wei Yap
WSJ Inside Huawei Rise
Panelists
Peggy Sito
South China Morning Post
Peggy Sito is the deputy business editor at the Post. She was previously editor on the property desk and has won various news awards from the Hong Kong Consumer Council, the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong and the Society of Publishers in Asia.
Eugene Tang
South China Morning Post
Eugene Tang, the South China Morning Post’s Business Editor has spent more than two decades in financial journalism and in the business of real-time news.
His career began in 1994 as a corporate news writer for The Edgeweekly newspaper in his native Malaysia, followed by 14 years as a reporter, editor, bureau chief and team leader at Bloomberg News in Malaysia, Japan and China.
Dan Strumpf
The Wall Street Journal
Dan Strumpf covers tech in Asia out of The Wall Street Journal’s Hong Kong bureau. Previously, he covered energy and financial markets for the Journal in both Hong Kong and New York, and has worked for the Associated Press and several local newspapers in the U.S.
Chuin-Wei Yap
The Wall Street Journal
Chuin-Wei writes on trade and economic issues in China and Asia. He has been with The Wall Street Journal for 12 years. Some of his recent work delved into coronavirus supply shocks to global manufacturing; the global tariff battle; and Asia’s role in trans shipping Chinese exports.
Moderator
Moderated by John Dawson
Acara Strategy
John Dawson is a former Bloomberg TV Prime Time Anchor and feature writer who, after 20 years in journalism, transitioned to communications to leverage his frontline experience and advise on reputation and crisis management, media strategy and CEO positioning.
Zoom pre-registration will be required, login will be sent to registrants by email. Live Q&A will be available. Space is limited
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