Public record / 2026
Selected appearances and coverage
A selected record of talks, professional forums and editorial mentions involving Alicia Dai—dated to the role and context reported by each original public source.
Alicia Dai · 戴丽霞 · Lixia Dai↓ 01—04
A source-led chronology
Roles change. Context matters. These records retain the date, organisation and language of their original publication, while concise editorial notes make the archive easier to navigate.
Returnee talent, growth and the path forward
At a forum for globally experienced professionals, Alicia spoke about the choices that shape a return to China: career expectations, industry direction and the translation of cross-cultural experience into practical ability. The report places her contribution within a wider conversation about long-term professional growth.
People, culture and leadership in practice
During a Shanghai University of Finance and Economics iMBA action-learning visit, Alicia discussed the company’s employee value proposition, talent standards and the relationship between individual development and organisational leadership. The university’s account records the exchange as a close view of culture in practice.
A people-centred view of sustainable business travel
In coverage of a Trip.Biz ESG roundtable, Alicia described sustainable development through the relationship between a company and its people: organisations create room for employees to grow, while individual growth gives the organisation new strength. The item was also syndicated by Sina.
Campus recruitment, seen from the other side of the table
A report on a campus-recruitment edition of the television programme Career Come Career Go identifies Dai Lixia as an employer-side HR representative from Migu Culture. It is an early public trace of her professional voice, centred on how young candidates present their ability and potential.
02 / In her own voice
A first-person note from a women’s leadership event at Trip.com Group
In her own public note, Alicia reflects on speaking alongside women colleagues and leaders at a Trip.com Group event. It belongs here as a first-person record—not independent coverage, but a direct trace of how she framed the occasion herself.
Read Alicia’s public note ↗