Billed as the Mother of all Talk Shows, see episode 16 for a two hour discussion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ikjhzTQcSA
A special panel dedicated on the HK protest
https://youtu.be/xg4wqJ15e-o
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Dr. Koo speaks on non mainstream view of US-China relations, racial profiling of Chinese in America, business strategies for Asia, and travelogues of China, Central Asia, Southeast Asia and Middle East. His fees are negotiable dependent on nature of host and audience and specific topic of presentation.
George at JiuZhaiGou
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About George Koo
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- George came to the U.S. as a child from China, grew up in Seattle and educated at MIT, Stevens Institute and Santa Clara Univ. Dr. Koo has recently retired from a world leading advisory services firm where he advised clients on their China strategies and business operations. He is founder and former managing director of International Strategic Alliances. He is a former member of the board of directors of Las Vegas Sands and now defunct New America Media and a current board member of Freschfields LLC, a green building platform start-up. Dr. Koo is a frequent speaker in various public forums on China and U.S. China bilateral relations. He writes for online Asia Times.
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