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David Wolf is President and Chief Executive Officer of Wolf Group Asia (WGA), a Beijing-based corporate advisory firm. David has a broad range of government relations, strategic counsel, and market-entry management experience throughout Greater China and Asia, in both advisory and enterprise management capacities. Before starting WGA in 2005, David led Burson-Marsteller's Asia-Pacific Technology practice. David has lived in China since 1995 and currently resides in Beijing with his family. David holds a Masters degree in International Management from Thunderbird, the Garvin School of International Management, and a Bachelor's degree in International Relations from the University of California, Davis. He maintains a weblog named Silicon Hutong.

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The ARJ-21 and China's Long, Slow Climb to the Skies
on Nov 20, 2008 about ERJ, GE, BA
China Milk Crisis: Quality Is Everybody's Problem
on Sep 23, 2008
Being the Change: Baidu Report Raises Important Ethical Questions
on Sep 18, 2008 about BIDU
Microsoft's Seinfeld Campaign: Will It Play Outside of Peoria?
on Sep 15, 2008 about MSFT
Coke/Huiyuan Deal Will Test Chinese Government
on Sep 08, 2008 about KO
Apple's China Debacle: The Corporation as an Agent of Social Change
on Aug 28, 2008 about AAPL
Apple's Bipolar China Disorder
on Aug 20, 2008 about AAPL
E-tailing: Report Out on E-Commerce in China
on Jul 18, 2008 about SOHU, SINA
China's Coming E-Tail Renaissance: The Myth About Payment
on Jul 08, 2008 about SOHU, SINA
China's Coming E-Tail Renaissance: Schereck's 5 Logistical Challenges
on Jun 17, 2008 about SOHU, SINA
Boeing: Helicopters, Corporate Conduct, and China's Social Contract
on Jun 12, 2008 about BA
China's Coming 'E-tail' Renaissance
on Jun 02, 2008 about BIDU, SOHU, SINA
Glocal Branding: Towards a Market for Dormant Brands
on Jun 02, 2008 about KO, GM, CL
China's Telecom Reform: The Sound and the Fury
on May 28, 2008 about CSCO, CHL, AAPL
Global vs. Glocal Brands: Musings on a Buick
on May 26, 2008 about GM, F
Krispy Kreme's China Foray is Doomed
on Apr 17, 2008 about KKD
Microsoft: Chinese Remain Sanguine About XP Expiration
on Mar 20, 2008 about MSFT
What China Can Learn From U.S. Airline Consolidation
on Feb 18, 2008 about AIRYY.PK, CEA
Yahoo!/Microsoft: The China Angle
on Feb 05, 2008 about YHOO, MSFT
China Mobile, Apple Butt Heads Over iPhone
on Jan 15, 2008 about CHU, CHL, AAPL
The Real Reason Chinese CEOs Are Going Global
on Dec 26, 2007 about CHL
China's Talent Gap
on Dec 18, 2007
Vivendi-Activision Merger: The Consolidation Race Has Begun
on Dec 04, 2007 about ERTS, NWS, ATVI
Long Road To China For iPhone
on Dec 04, 2007 about CHL, AAPL
Beijing's Hybrid Hypocrisy
on Oct 30, 2007 about GM, F, HMC
Microsoft China Loses Star CEO To NBA
on Oct 02, 2007 about MSFT
Dell In China: The Channel Is Not the Product
on Oct 01, 2007 about DELL
An Inside Look At How China Deals With Innovation
on Oct 01, 2007
The Future of Chinese Internet: Mobility and Wireless
on Sep 20, 2007
Hollywood Needs To Accept the Small Screen Revolution
on Sep 05, 2007 about MOT, SNE, AAPL
China Leads In Switch To Airline e-Tickets; m-Tickets To Follow
on Sep 02, 2007 about CEA
Why the FTC Should Care About Global Competition
on Jul 30, 2007 about GOOG

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