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Advanced Finance and Management Seminar at Columbia
                            University

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuasia/programs/young.htm

The first Columbia-China Young Development Program (CCYDP) will be held this August at Columbia
                    University. The CCYDP consists of a series of innovative courses and several stimulating fieldworks, addressing fundamental board skills. There are four training sessions held each year in spring, summer, fall and winter with 35-40 participants in each class from top universities and highly qualified young professionals across China.

The first section is called Advanced Finance and Management Seminar. This seminar targets the highly qualified Chinese students studying or interested in Finance, Economics, and Management. The program also fit for the students planning to pursue advanced programs in USA such as MBA, Financial Engineering and Statistics whose graduates work in investment banking, hedge funds, Venture Capital and consulting firms. The participants should have excellent quantitative and verbal communication skills.

The participants will study at Columbia for two weeks. Most speakers are Columbia
                        Business
                        School professors, as well as some other lecturers from Investment banks, Hedge Funds, and consulting firms. Through the classes and fieldworks, the participants will interact with professors and multinational professionals. All participants will be granted a Diploma of Advanced Finance and Management Seminar. The best performers in the seminar will be eligible for the potential unpaid internship opportunities in USA.

Schedule

August 10th to 24th 2007, Columbia University, New York, USA

Tuition and Fees

College fee: $50

Tuition: $2,089

Insurance: $50

Living expenses: $420

Application Deadline

July 8th, 2007

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuasia/programs/young.htm

The first Columbia-China Young Development Program (CCYDP) will be held this August at Columbia
                    University. The CCYDP consists of a series of innovative courses and several stimulating fieldworks, addressing fundamental board skills. There are four training sessions held each year in spring, summer, fall and winter with 35-40 participants in each class from top universities and highly qualified young professionals across China.

The first section is called Advanced Finance and Management Seminar. This seminar targets the highly qualified Chinese students studying or interested in Finance, Economics, and Management. The program also fit for the students planning to pursue advanced programs in USA such as MBA, Financial Engineering and Statistics whose graduates work in investment banking, hedge funds, Venture Capital and consulting firms. The participants should have excellent quantitative and verbal communication skills.

The participants will study at Columbia for two weeks. Most speakers are Columbia
                        Business
                        School professors, as well as some other lecturers from Investment banks, Hedge Funds, and consulting firms. Through the classes and fieldworks, the participants will interact with professors and multinational professionals. All participants will be granted a Diploma of Advanced Finance and Management Seminar. The best performers in the seminar will be eligible for the potential unpaid internship opportunities in USA.

Schedule

August 10th to 24th 2007, Columbia University, New York, USA

Tuition and Fees

College fee: $50

Tuition: $2,089

Insurance: $50

Living expenses: $420

Application Deadline

July 8th, 2007

Selected Lecturers

* Wang Neng

Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia
                        Business
                        School

* James English

Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia
                        Business
                        School

* Ronald M. Schramm

Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia
                        Business
                        School

* Mark A. Cooper

Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia
                        Business
                        School

* Raymond Fisman

Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia
                        Business
                        School

* John J. Moon

Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia
                        Business
                        School

* Michel Preston

Professor of Eugene
                        M.
                        Lang
                        Center for Entrepreneurship

* Jason Kent

Director of Global HR development and communications , American Express

* Michael N. Bazigos

Professor of Department of Organization and Leadership, Columbia
                        University

Strategy and Change Executive, IBM

* Doug Sundheim

President of Clarity Consulting Company