News & Events

What’s happening in the German Centres?

Get some business insights from China, Mexico, Singapore and Stuttgart. Read our blog and check out on our events. Most of them are open to everyone – you are welcome to join our events to get to know us and the German Centre Community.

  • Singapore

    Michael Hirschner, Managing Director of German Centre Singapore

    Michael Hirschner is new Managing Director of the German Centre in Singapore

    Michael Hirschner is new Managing Director of the German Centre in Singapore

  • Beijing,Peking

    25 Jahre German Centre Beijing:

    A success story celebrates its anniversary: 25 years of LBBW’s German Centre Beijing

    A success story celebrates its anniversary: 25 years of LBBW's German Centre Beijing

  • Singapore

    Breakfast Briefing: Current Developments in Singapore’s Employment and Immigration Landscape

    Stay updated on Singapore’s evolving employment and immigration landscape! Join us for an essential overview with expert Sebastian Blasius

  • Singapore

    Artists Talk & Art Reception

    Celebrate the beauty of fall through the lens of art and connect with fellow art lovers at the German Centre Gallery. As a business hub that bridges cultures and industries, the German Centre is thrilled to feature Canvas Connections, a dynamic women's art collective based in Singapore.

  • Beijing

    Staying ahead of regulatory changes for business in China

    Hybrid seminar: Staying ahead of regulatory changes

    Join us at German Centre in Beijing to gain insights into managing regulatory risks, self-assessments, and real-life case studies.

  • Singapore

    Breakfast Seminar with Dr Respondek: Strategies for 100% Foreign Ownership in Thailand

    Under the (mandatory) Thai Foreign Business Act, foreign investors are usually limited to a 49% ownership stake in a Thai legal entity. Even though some investors try to circumvent this legal requirement by using nominees, this is illegal.

  • Peking

    Ralph Koppitz, German Attorney-at-law, Partner of Rödl & Partner China

    China’s revised law: Manage your liability with Rödl & Partner

    This training provides valuable insights into the increased liabilities and rights for company managers and directors in China, as imposed by the recent revisions to Chinese criminal and company law.

  • Stuttgart

    German Centre Coworking and Office Space

    The new German Centre logo

    We match. You grow. Now it's out: Our joint German Centre logo! The new German [...]

  • Singapore

    German Centre Singapore Open Door Day

    Curious for a behind-the-scenes look at where world-class technology and transnational collaboration thrive under one roof?

  • Beijing

    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR MANAGERS

    HR Workshop: Conflict resolution for Managers

    This workshop offers insight into diverse conflict resolution methods for each escalation stage, ranging from fostering independent resolution to mediation, arbitration, and, when necessary, exerting authority.

  • Beijing

    Federal Minister Cem Özdemir visits LBBW’s German Centre Beijing

    Federal Minister Cem Özdemir visits LBBW's German Centre Beijing

  • Beijing

    China 30·60 Seminar Series: ESG – Importance of the E

    Join us for this year’s kickoff of the China 30.60 series and find out more about ESG and the Importance of the E.

  • Beijing

    International Women’s Day Event

    IWD breakfast event: Women in management positions

    Nehmen Sie mit uns an unserem Frühstücks-Networking-Event am 8. März teil und erleben Sie einen Vormittag der Stärkung.

  • Beijing

    China's new company law

    Review: Main Changes of the New China Company Law

    Sebastian Wiendieck, lawyer and partner of Roedl & Partner China, shed lights on the key changes of the new Company Law and shared recommendations for action to companies.

  • Singapore

    Budget & Bites: Understanding the 2024 Singapore Budget with Luther

    Join us and Dr Maximilian Kressner & David Martiny for an insightful morning at the Budget & Bites event at German Centre Singapore.

  • Beijing