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Program Example – SASAC

Modernisation of Chinese state-owned enterprises

SASAC (State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council) is a Chinese state supervisory authority whose main task is to modernise and restructure large state-owned enterprises. SASAC has far-reaching decision-making powers.

Since 2002, Carl Duisberg Centren has been conducting annual qualification programs for high-ranking executives of Chinese state-owned enterprises on behalf of SASAC. The programs cover various management topics such as financial management, human resources development and strategic management.

The program is complemented by a range of specialised trade visits to German companies in order to support the development of business relations between German and Chinese companies.

Target group

Managers from Chinese state-owned enterprises from a wide range of sectors

Goals

The goal of the program is to strengthen management competence in state-owned and partly state-owned enterprises in the People's Republic of China. Participants have the opportunity to learn about best practices from public and now privatised companies in Germany through seminars and specialised trade visits.

    Our professional program

    • Where theory meets practice

      Deepening specialist knowledge:

      • Seminars and lectures on the respective specialist topics
      • Discussions with experts from the field

      Getting to know companies and their working methods:

      • Acquire insights into company practice on site
      • Exchange with state supervisory authorities
      • Specialised trade visits to ministries
    • Subjects dealt with in the seminars

      On behalf of SASAC, the subjects dealt with in our programs are coordinated in close cooperation with the client. Depending on the client's needs, the individual programs focus on different areas of management:

      • Management of public enterprises
      • Good governance
      • Enterprises in the process of privatisation
      • Financial management
      • Corporate accounting and financing
      • Investment decision-making and controlling