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Victor Chu joins the International Business Advisory Council for London
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13:58, September 27, 2008

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Victor Chu, Chairman of First Eastern Investment Group has been appointed to London Mayor Boris Johnson's newly-established International Business Advisory Council for London (IBAC London).

The IBAC London is made up of around 50 business leaders from major global organizations who will advise the Mayor on securing London's position as a leading international city. It will be chaired by Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPP, and will meet for the first time on 5 October 2008.

The Mayor said: "London is a fantastic and exciting city attracting people come from all continents, countries and cultures who bring a vibrancy to our city that is unmatched anywhere in the world. London is also widely seen one of the foremost global cities in which to do business and ensuring that it maintains and build on this position is something we all have a large stake in maintaining.

"I am delighted that Sir Martin agreed to set up and Chair the first meeting of this extraordinary group of international business leaders and equally delighted that they wanted to be part of the process for making our city even better. That they accepted the invitation to serve on the Council says so much about London."

The Council will advise the Mayor on developing opportunities, initiatives and ideas that make London an even more appealing place for companies to do business and for their people to live and work.

By People's Daily Online



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