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China’s Next Miracle 
Pascal Coppens
Foreword by Andrea Kates

The 2025 "DeepSeek moment" served as a global wake-up call, proving that China’s high-velocity innovation is rewriting the rules of tech. In China’s Next Miracle, Pascal Coppens explores the "Red Ocean Strategy"—a model prioritizing rapid market embedding over immediate profit—to explain how China hit tipping points in everything from biotech to robotics.For any leader looking to stay "unstuck," this is a vital guide to recalibrating strategy before the next miracle arrives.

 

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Keynote: Breakthrough Business Growth in Growth Markets

What does it take to achieve shared prosperity? Learn from examples of similar companies and leaders who have experienced extraordinary challenges in growth markets and had breakthrough success.

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How Growth Markets are Going from Stuck to Scale: A Conversation with Andrea Kates

Andrea joins Dina H. Sherif, from the Legatum Center for Entrepreneurship at MIT, for a podcast episode of: A Legacy of Purpose. They explore how to shift from uncertainty to momentum, and why 2025 will be the "year of the leapfrog."

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A New Strategic Blueprint
For Breakthrough Growth

Article originally published in TID & Tendenser (Time and Trends) magazine. March 2025

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AI Adoption:
How to get people onboard

Insights from industry leaders on what to do differently to take full advantage of AI today to move from intention to action in applying AI at work.

 

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The Power of Ecosystems to Tackle Big Challenges.

Ecosystems can serve multiple purposes to accelerate innovation and build initiatives to scale. 

 

From Andrea Kate's Article about The Power of Ecosystems.

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It's time for a fresh view
of the future

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Ann Lehmann Erichsen

Independent consumer economist

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