Melinda Zhang

Former Research Analyst

China Center for Economics and Business

The following is a biography of former employee/consultant

Melinda Zhang is a research analyst for The Conference Board China Center for Economics and Business, based in Beijing. Her research focuses on the The Conference Board Leading Economic Index® (LEI) for China, as well as human capital, sustainability, and corporate philanthropy in China.She has authored, co-authored or contributed to several publications, including Corporate Philanthropy in China: A Practitioner's Guide for Foreign Donors (2012); Reading the Tea Leaves: The Impact of China’s Twelfth Five-Year Plan on Human Capital Challenges (2012); and The Impact of Loosening Birth Control Policy (2014), etc. Zhang graduated from Beijing Normal University with a master’s degree in economics.

Publications by Melinda Zhang

Reports

Situation Assessment: Chinese Labor Markets in Flux 29 October, 2018
China Center Research Brief: Two-Child Policy Won't Produce a Baby Boom 09 February, 2018
China Center Chart Dive: Workforce skill gaps loom large for Made in China 2025 30 June, 2017
China Center Chart Dive: Older aged, higher educated women—a promising, underutilized talent pool in China 11 May, 2017
China Wants to Go Green: Sustainability Imperatives for Multinationals 27 March, 2015
China Wants to Go Green: Sustainability Imperatives for CFOs of Multinationals 27 March, 2015
China Wants to Go Green: Sustainability Imperatives for CHROs of Multinationals 27 March, 2015
China Center Chart of the Week: No baby boom, but a baby bump 17 September, 2014
China Center Quick Note: Changes to the One-Child Policy – Anticipating the Impacts 11 September, 2014
Corporate Philanthropy in China: A Practitioner's Guide for Foreign Donors 21 November, 2012