R. May Lee, Dean of the School of Entrepreneurship and Management at ShanghaiTech University, previously spent many years in senior positions at Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs and New York University, as an intrapreneur, as well as an entrepreneur through her own start-ups. She has 25+ years of experience leading and advising corporations and educational institutions on expansion into China across a wide-range of issues including regulatory landscape, negotiating strategies, cross-cultural communication, market-entry, joint-venture structures and strategy, and talent management matters. She most recently led a groundbreaking effort to establish the first undergraduate U.S. degree-granting campus in China.
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