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Upcoming Yale Club activities. Events listed without links will have their details announced later, but meanwhile please mark these dates on your calendar!
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Randy, Yale College '58, President Emeritus and a current committee member of the Yale Club of Hong Kong, will be launching his new book East to West to East: Journey of a US Trained Chinese Financier.
Randolph's Kwei's remarkable life traverses varied realms: three
separate careers in Randy's memoir revels in the delights of a curious mind, the rewards of a generous spirit, and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook in the face of life's inevitable challenges. The importance of family runs throughout, from Kwei's ancestral roots, to his formative years in war-time China, through his long and remarkable career, all the way to the rich professional lives of his children. Thanks to his meticulous diaries, we share the insights of a man living by his own Gold Rules, foremost among them: maintain a positive attitude, take responsibility for your thoughts and actions, be passionate about your chosen activities, and don't take yourself too seriously. Kwei shares his investment strategies and reveals how his diverse life experiences gave him invaluable insights into understanding - and often outsmarting - the stock market. The result is a 15-year track record of outperforming the Asia market, which has witnessed some of the most volatile periods in modern times. Weaving history and tales of financial markets into his life's
story, this is an unforgettable adventure of one man who is riding
the waves of change in the East as it closes its divide with the
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You are cordially invited to the
November 2009 Mixer hosted by: Bocconi, Columbia, This will be a cash bar, no cover event. RSVP is not required. Maximum venue capacity: 400 people. Prive is offering BOGOF special and has offered to provide 20% of its drink sales to Habitat for Humanity China (www.habitatchina.org), a non-profit organization dedicated to the cause of eliminating poverty housing.
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Please
join us for our 22nd annual December celebration for an evening of full Christmas
buffet and open wine and soft drinks bar, singing of Christmas and Yale songs and plenty of holiday cheer!
It will be a great chance to meet new friends and catch up with old ones as 2009
(finally!) draws to a close. We would need a keyboard or guitar player for carol singing as the Ladies Recreation Club does not have a piano. If you would like to volunteer for this and bring along your instrument, please identify yourself when you sign up.
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