Exploring opportunities in a reset China | Navigator Global

In-person event | 04 Jun, 2026 | 09:00 - 11:00 (BST)

Preparation
China
General retail

About this event

Date: 4 Jun, 2026

Time: 09:00 - 11:00 (BST)

Location: Santander Work Cafe, 2 Triton Square, Regents Place, London, NW1 3AN

Language: en

Sector: General retail

Speakers: Daisy Ip; Jessie Ye; Jim Tindill

The UK's Prime Minister's recent visit to China has brought new opportunities for businesses, and UK companies should make the most of it. This in-person event explores opportunities across the Greater China region and practical next steps.

Speakers

Daisy Ip , Head of Business and Talent Attraction / Investment Promotion, InvestHK

Ms Daisy Ip leads investment promotion and talent attraction at InvestHK in London. She has over 15 years of public‑sector experience. Miss Ip has helped to grow trade and investment links between Hong Kong and the UK and Europe. She has previously worked in marketing and PR in London and Hong Kong. This mix of public and private sector experience supports her work in driving economic growth.

Jessie Ye , Associate Director, Global Business Development, Hawksford

Jessie is an Associate Director in Hawksford's global business development team. She is based in Shenzhen, China. Her work focuses on supporting investment into and out of China. Jessie helps Chinese companies expand overseas. She does this by setting up companies in different markets and providing ongoing support. She also advises foreign companies entering the Chinese market. Jessie is fluent in Mandarin, English and Cantonese.

Jim Tindill , Commercial Sales Director, Launchpad, China Britain Business Council

Jim Tindill is Commercial Director for Launchpad, the China-Britain Business Council's flagship China market entry service. He is based in CBBC's London office. He works with UK companies exploring the China market, supporting their understanding of market entry options and practical routes to growth. Before joining CBBC, Jim founded an edtech company in Shanghai and has spent over a decade working in China. He brings a practical, first-hand perspective on working in one of the world's most dynamic markets.

What you will learn

Discover what the UK‑China economic reset means in practice for UK businesses.

Learn where the most immediate commercial opportunities lie across the region.

Take away practical next steps to enter or expand in China's domestic market.