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Jason Yat-sen Li

Investor, corporate advisor, politician, founding partner and CEO of Yatsen Associates

Business · Diversity & Inclusion · Politics & Law

Speaking fee

Available. $5k – $10k

Currently taking bookings. Sydney, NSW, AU · travels nationally

About Jason Yat-sen Li

Jason Yat-Li is the founding partner and CEO of corporate advisory service, Yatsen Associates, with over 15 years experience in law, corporate advisory, general management and politics.

He is the former Head of China Strategy and Head of Sustainability for Insurance Australia Group and has worked for the United Nations in the Netherlands.

Jason is a Director of the George Institute for Global Health, a leading global medical research organisation and has been Vice Chairman of the Australia-China Chamber of Commerce in Beijing.

He brings excellent commercial, transactional & management skills and a deep understanding of China, and speaks fluent English, Mandarin, Cantonese and German.

In 2009, Jason was appointed a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum and is currently a member of the WEF’s Global Agenda Council for China.

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Past clients

    Fee and travel

    Fee band
    $5k – $10k
    Based in
    Sydney, NSW, AU · travels nationally
    Cancellation
    Free cancellation up to 14 days before your event.

    Travel and accommodation are quoted separately at cost for events outside Sydney, NSW, AU. Virtual sessions are usually priced below the band above.

    Questions

    What is Jason Yat-sen Li's speaking fee?
    Jason Yat-sen Li's published fee band is $5k – $10k. The final figure depends on the format, the date and travel. There are no hidden fees on top of what's shown.
    How do I book Jason Yat-sen Li?
    Send an enquiry with your date and audience size. We confirm availability and the exact fee within one business day, then you book directly. Free cancellation up to 14 days before your event.

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