Lance Yau
Senior Manager, Business Advisory Services
Beijing
Lance is part of USCBC’s Beijing office, covering cyber, data, and ICT-related issues for members. Lance has also worked on USCBC’s healthcare and decarbonization portfolios. Prior to joining USCBC, Lance worked in public affairs in Beijing, covering issues in the US-China relationship related to trade, technology, and security.
As a native of Queens, New York, Lance has also lived in Massachusetts, Tennessee, Virginia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. A strong interest in contributing to global development and stability guided his study of international relations, intercultural communication, and global history, all of which he brings to his role with the intent to accentuate the perspectives of USCBC members.
Lance enjoys reading, writing, and getting to know others and their areas of interest. In addition, he has a long-standing passion for basketball and a maturing one for squash. Lance holds a master’s in professional communications and a BA in political science from Clark University.
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The Information and Communications Technology Industry Update – June 2023
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) released the draft Generative AI Services Management Plan on April 11. The plan would require service providers to adhere to stringent requirements to oppose algorithmic bias, prevent dissemination of information violating Chinese law, and protect personal information.
