AC Capital Strategic Public Relations is a thought leader on strategic communications in China. Our Managing Director, Alistair J. Nicholas, is a prolific writer and highly sought after speaker on communications issues in China. He has written for China Online, China Economic Review, and Strategic Communications Management, and other publications. He is also regularly interviewed by the Chinese and international media on communications and doing business in China.
Articles and presentations by Alistair and other AC Capital consultants can be seen here:
“Of damsels in distress and dragons to the rescue”, Mercator Net, 24 November 2008
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“Is capitalism dead or just flat-lining?”, Mercatornet, 11 October 2008.
“Cracking the China PR market”, i&e Webzine, October 2008.
“Extracting the best China CSR: Presentation to the CIMG-BSR Extractives
Industry CSR Working Group (China)”, Beijing 17 July 2008.
"Book Review: Think Like Chinese”, China Economic Review, July 2008
"Of Prophesy and Analysis", Asia Today, February 2008
"Intellectual Property: Time to Take the Gloves Off", China Economic Review, March 2007
A War Without Smoke: Effective Media Relations
Corporate Governance & Corporate Reputation Enhancement: Speech to Conference, Beijing, 20 October 2005.
Business Ethics in Asia: Staying Clean in the Quagmire of Unethical Business Practices
Winning
with the Government in China: The Convergence of Public
Relations and Government Relations Strategies
Australia-China
Business: Practicalities, Prospects and Profits Beijing,
25 October 2004
Crisis
Scenario Planning for China, speech to Economist Corporate
Network, Hong Kong, 12 December 2003
Winning with
the media in China, Australian Chamber of Commerce, Capital Club, Beijing, 25 November 2003
"Using
Third Party Advocates in a Crisis", Strategic Communication
Management, August 2003
"SARS
brings need for crisis preparedness into sharp focus",
China Online, 2 June 2003
Trading
Places: Leveraging Your Profile, Globally, Through the
World's Most Liquid Market
Crouching
Tiger, Hidden Markets: Tapping China's Consumer Potential
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