Over four years, AHCB’s contributors have conducted China market research for a range of clients, from government owned hospitals in China and Thailand, to start-ups based in the US. Today the majority of AHCB’s coverage of investment in China’s healthcare and senior living sectors. It has been cited by Asia Times, Forbes China, Harvard Asia Quarterly, the University of Michigan Center for Chinese Studies, China Law Blog, Seeking Alpha, Oxford University Press and Bloomberg Business News, as well as many others.

Damjan DeNoble（杜德平）

Damjan is a Partner at Rubicon Strategy Group, as well as the Managing Editor of Asia Healthcare Blog. Last summer he worked as a law clerk at the offices of Harris & Moure, a leading boutique international law firm, widely admired for the internationally celebrated China Law Blog. He is currently a completing a J.D./M.A. Law and Chinese Studies dual-degree program at the University of Michigan. He graduated from Duke University, in 2007, with a B.A. in Public Policy, concentration in health policy, and is an alumnus of the Middlebury College Chinese Language School.

James Flanagan

After a few years of living in Singapore, James headed to Montreal to study at McGill where he received a B.Com in 2006. He jumped on the first plane back to Asia and landed in Beijing. After trying his hands at a couple of different projects, he focused on developing a consulting firm focusing on Asian IT/Biotech firms. Currently, James Flanagan is on the board of The Beijing Rotaract Club, and spends most of his time working on TEDxBeijing 2012 with his laptop, in Beijing, PRC. He and Damjan Denoble founded Asia Healthcare Blog, in 2009.

Benjamin Shobert, MBA

Ben is the Managing Director and Founder of Rubicon Strategy Group. In this role, Ben has successfully managed projects in China across a number of industries, ranging from consumer goods to more complex engineered products. His articles on the health and senior care industries have been widely published in Forbes China, Asia Times, Fortune Magazine, the Harvard Asia Quarterly and many other outlets. He is also a member of the National Committee on US-China Relations and holds an advisory board seat at Indiana University’s Research Center on Chinese Politics and Business. Ben holds his MBA from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

 

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