Online event | The launch of Mazars' report on Sustainable consumption of Chinese consumers: today and beyond
The positive development and investment in environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) around the globe, along with the growing shift towards sustainable consumption, highlight the crucial need for businesses to understand how Chinese consumers are responding to these trends and how they can effectively navigate the evolving landscape.
Join our live event on 4 July 2023 to follow the online launch of our new study and learn from industry leaders about recent changes in sustainable consumers' priorities in China.
Join our live event on 4 July 2023 to follow the online launch of our new study and learn from industry leaders about recent changes in sustainable consumers' priorities in China.
Sustainable consumption of Chinese consumers: today and beyond
4 July 2023 at 10:30-12:00 (CET) | 16:30-18:00 (UTC+8)
The event will be held in Chinese with simultaneous translation into English.
Sign-up for free to watch the livestream of the release event of our new report titled ‘Sustainable consumption of Chinese consumers: today and beyond’, published in partnership with Hyatt Group, McLaren, MHD, Tiffany, and Noblesse, an omni-media platform for Chinese luxury consumers. During the event, we will present the key findings from our survey, conducted in mainland China during Q1 2023 which explores how consumers define sustainability, their reasons behind it, their expectations of brands’ sustainability, and the actions they are actively implementing to embrace sustainability both now and in the future. The study reveals crucial trends which will define the consumer market in China over the coming years.
A panel discussion featuring industry players and experts will follow.
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