Archive · 5 Dec 2025
CKGSB Concludes 12th Women in Leadership Forum
The Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) held its 12th Women in Leadership Forum in Beijing on December 2, 2025.
Over 500 executives and 19 speakers attended to talk about how women are leading in technology and business.
They discussed how women are using AI more than men and how this is helping them in their jobs.
The forum also launched a report about seven women entrepreneurs who are doing great things in AI, health-tech, and online shopping.
The speakers talked about how women’s skills in understanding people and planning for the future are very important in the age of AI.
The event ended with a speech by a famous TV host who said that helping women succeed makes China stronger.
CKGSB held its 12th Women in Leadership Forum in Beijing on December 2, 2025, with over 500 executives and 19 speakers.
The forum focused on women's leadership in technology, brand, and IP innovation.
CKGSB Dean Li Haitao highlighted the school's commitment to advancing women's leadership, noting a significant increase in women enrolled in their MBA program.
Research presented at the forum showed that women use AI more frequently than men and are more accepting of AI in the workplace.
The event launched a report titled 'She Innovates: Women Shaping China’s Digital Future,' featuring seven CKGSB alumnae entrepreneurs in AI, health-tech, and e-commerce.
- Who
- Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) and over 500 executives and 19 distinguished speakers
- What
- 2025 Women in Leadership Forum and launch of a report on female entrepreneurs shaping China’s digital economy
- When
- December 2, 2025
- Where
- Beijing, China
- Why
- To address women’s leadership and explore how women are driving technology, brand, and IP innovation
- Event Name
- 2025 Women in Leadership Forum
- Date
- December 2, 2025
- Location
- Beijing, China
- Attendees
- Over 500 executives and 19 distinguished speakers
- CKGSB MBA Women Percentage
- 49%
- Report Launched
- She Innovates: Women Shaping China’s Digital Future
- AI Usage
- Women use AI more frequently than men