Asia Pacific cities and regions: consumer spending and office-based employment in 2021 and out to 2035

Asia Pacific and many of its cities are doing much to help lead the global recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. In this webinar we will look to see what that means for consumer spending and office-based employment in the region and its cities. We will ask how those factors may change in 2021 and out to 2035. Where will the spending be concentrated? And on what? Where will the new office jobs be? Will more of the region’s big cities come to challenge the likes of New York, London and Paris? And are there any cities and regions to watch?

We will be repeating the same webinar to cater for the difference in time zones between APAC, EMEA and the Americas:

  • EMEA – Wednesday 14th July | 10:00 BST
  • Americas – Wednesday 14th July| 16:00 EDT
  • APAC – Wednesday 14th July | 10:00 HKT

Charles Burton

Executive Director

Charles Burton

Executive Director

Charles Burton | Executive Director

Charles Burton joined Oxford Economics in April 2008 as the Director of Business Development and is currently the company’s Executive Director. He is also a fellow and council member of the Society of Business Economists and non-executive Chairman of the Sofia Property Fund, an AIM-listed real estate fund, as well as a member of the Scottish Government’s Economic Consultants Advisory Group.

Richard Holt

Head of Global Cities Research

Richard Holt

Head of Global Cities Research

Richard Holt | Head of Global Cities Research

Richard is Head of Global Cities Research, with responsibility for developing Oxford Economics’ in-depth knowledge of city and regional economies, globally. Richard contributes to both our regular city forecast services and to our consultancy offer, leading major assignments for private and public sector clients. Richard has worked as an economist in London, Birmingham and New York, for the Confederation of British Industry, in the City of London for Scrimgeour Kemp-Gee, for Experian and for Capital Economics. 

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