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Haldanes Law Matters With Guest Jay Chen
He’s not a lawyer, or a doctor, or an accountant.
But Jay Chen is “the quintessential person who came to Hong Kong and made good.”
Join us for another episode of “Haldanes Law Matters,” as Jonathan Midgley follows Jay on a journey from Beijing, the Cultural Revolution, through New York in the 1970s, Cornell University and back to Hong Kong, with stops along the way to discuss unpleasant smells in San Francisco, real estate, gold and bricks.
Oh, and there’s some politics as well.
But Jay Chen is “the quintessential person who came to Hong Kong and made good.”
Join us for another episode of “Haldanes Law Matters,” as Jonathan Midgley follows Jay on a journey from Beijing, the Cultural Revolution, through New York in the 1970s, Cornell University and back to Hong Kong, with stops along the way to discuss unpleasant smells in San Francisco, real estate, gold and bricks.
Oh, and there’s some politics as well.
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By Haldanes LawHe’s not a lawyer, or a doctor, or an accountant.
But Jay Chen is “the quintessential person who came to Hong Kong and made good.”
Join us for another episode of “Haldanes Law Matters,” as Jonathan Midgley follows Jay on a journey from Beijing, the Cultural Revolution, through New York in the 1970s, Cornell University and back to Hong Kong, with stops along the way to discuss unpleasant smells in San Francisco, real estate, gold and bricks.
Oh, and there’s some politics as well.
But Jay Chen is “the quintessential person who came to Hong Kong and made good.”
Join us for another episode of “Haldanes Law Matters,” as Jonathan Midgley follows Jay on a journey from Beijing, the Cultural Revolution, through New York in the 1970s, Cornell University and back to Hong Kong, with stops along the way to discuss unpleasant smells in San Francisco, real estate, gold and bricks.
Oh, and there’s some politics as well.