On the afternoon of June 6, the 42nd lecture of the "Broad Vision in Management — SEM Alumni Forum" was successfully held in Room 312 of the Economics and Management Building. The event invited Yang Xinze, an alumnus from the 2008 Management Information class, as the guest speaker. He is a representative of the 12th National Federation of Industry and Commerce, a member of the Beijing Youth Federation, a standing committee member of the 3rd People's Congress of Miyun District, vice chairman of the Miyun District Federation of Industry and Commerce, vice chairman of the 2nd Youth Federation of Miyun District, one of the nation's 10,000 Outstanding Innovation and Entrepreneurship Mentors, a specially appointed expert of the China Entrepreneur Innovation Think Tank, and chairman of Beijing Hongyang Xunteng Technology Development Co., Ltd. He shared with teachers and students the topic "In Entrepreneurship, the Most Important Things Are Vision and Opportunity." The lecture was hosted by Wu Sen, Party Secretary of the School.
Secretary Wu Sen expressed gratitude to alumnus Yang Xinze for serving as the guest speaker of this Alumni Forum and introduced his background to the teachers and students.
During the more than one-hour lecture, alumnus Yang Xinze shared his academic journey, entrepreneurial experience, and his unique entrepreneurial thinking and keen insights. He summarized his personal growth trajectory through vivid case studies, which was deeply inspiring.
During the interactive Q&A session, alumnus Yang Xinze patiently and thoroughly answered questions that students were concerned about, such as the potential impact of graduate study on the entrepreneurial journey and how to effectively cope with risks and uncertainties on the entrepreneurial path. He provided practical advice, from which students benefited greatly.
At the end of the lecture, Secretary Wu Sen again expressed her gratitude for alumnus Yang Xinze's wonderful sharing. She encouraged students to cherish this learning opportunity, draw strength from the valuable experiences of alumni, combine them with their own circumstances, and strive with firm determination and high morale to become young people full of vitality and creativity in the new era. She warmly welcomed alumni to come back and visit often, to continue paying attention to and supporting the development and construction of the School. She also stated that to build a communication bridge between alumni and current students, the "Broad Vision in Management — SEM Alumni Forum" will continue to invite outstanding alumni as guest speakers to bring cutting-edge knowledge from different industries, and welcomed everyone to continue following.
