Fun and fascination at Foreigners in Finance

The Copenhagen Post

Around 75 attendees enjoyed tapas, drinks, networking and four presentations at the latest edition of Foreigners in Finance on March 20 at the offices of Ernst & Young in Frederiksberg, which this time concluded with a dance performance arranged by the Danish-Chinese Culture and Arts Association. At the end of the evening, the four presenters – (left-right) Rebecca Marshall, the second officer at the Australian Embassy, Linda Zhou (EY Nordic China Business Service),  Professor Aradhna Aggarwal (CBS) and BCCD president Mariano Davies – joined event organiser Lauren Morrissey (second right) for a group shot.


(photos: Hasse Ferrold)

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