Leaders in Motion · 2026-03-27 · 33 min
“ China is not difficult to understand - it is difficult to lead in if you try to run it on titles and slide decks instead of trust, relationships, and speed. ” - Dr. Guido Maune, Managing Director of Maersk Container Industry in Qingdao, on why Western companies keep misreading China: not because the market is “hard,” but because relationships, speed, and customer-first execution matter more than titles, playbooks, or product perfection.
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