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Ziting joined the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China in 2009, currently based in Beijing. She has been responsible for Chamber general government affairs strategy since late 2018. Meanwhile, she is managing the Cheese Industry Desk, the Food for Special Medical Advisory Committee and the Paediatric Nutrition (PN) Desk. In these roles, she is in charge of the daily operations of the industry initiatives and working closely with member companies on the design and implementation of strategies and plans for all three industry initiatives. The core of her work focusses on advocacy on behalf of these industries, including monitoring relevant policies and regulations, coordinating action among international and domestic stakeholders and maintaining external relationships with key industry players, organisations and institutions, and government authorities.
Prior to joining the European Chamber, Ziting worked for Deutsche Welle, the German international broadcaster in Berlin.

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Ms Liu Chang is the Vice Chair of European Chamber’s Government Affairs Forum in 2018-2020 tenure. She has 20 years’ experience working in multinational companies both overseas and in China.

With abundant experience and in-depth understanding in policy and regulation analysis and their impacts on the development of foreign-invested enterprises in China,

Ms Liu Chang is also quite capable of cultivating and enhancing interactions with corporate and government stakeholders concerning policy advice and consultation. Ms Liu Chang has a wide network with regulators in different sectors including China’s leading authorities and associations at various levels.

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Bruce Fu is a managing director in the APCO Worldwide Beijing's office. Mr Fu has deep knowledge of China's technical standards, IPR, and competition-related issues in the ICT sector. At APCO, Mr Fu provides clients with counsel on government relations building, operations management, stakeholder engagement, and market entry strategy across different sectors.
Prior to joining APCO, Mr Fu was a business manager at the EU Chamber of Commerce in China, where he worked closely with the European telecommunications industry by lobbying China's telecommunications regulators. He worked closely with ICT Working Group members on telecommunications regulatory policies and TBT/Standards. Mr Fu also directly engaged Chinese authorities on antitrust issues related to implementation rules of China's anti-monopoly law.
Mr Fu served as the Vice Chair of the ICT Working Group at the EU Chamber of Commerce in China between 2013-2021, driving the EU-China dialogues and negotiations on key issues such as Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI). He currently serves as the Chair of the Government Affairs Forum at the EU Chamber of Commerce in China.
Mr Fu holds master's degrees in European studies and European modern history from the Catholic University of Leuven. He is fluent in English and Chinese and speaks intermediate French.