Jens Eskelund
Managing Director, Maersk China Ltd and Member, DWARC External Experts Advisory Board
President, European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
Jens Eskelund President of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China. He is also a Managing Director at Maersk China Ltd., an investment company of the Maersk Group in China. The main focus of Maersk China Ltd. is to engage Chinese Government entities, institutions and trade associations on matters of policy, regulatory environment and business development on behalf of the companies within the Maersk Group. Mr. Eskelund holds an MA in philosophy and has studied at University of Aarhus and University of Texas at Austin. He has also pursued studies in Chinese at Renmin University. Coming to Beijing as a student in 1998, Jens Eskelund has since worked as Commercial Officer at the Danish Embassy to China before taking on a position as Marketing Manager for Maersk Line in Beijing in 2000. He has since held positions as General Manager for Public Affairs for Maersk Line in China and later Director of Public Affairs for North Asia.
Featured work
Should foreign companies still do business in China?
In which we discuss the uncertainties for foreign firms operating and wishing to invest in China
All work
Event
14 October 2025
China Horizons: EU policy Takeaways from China’s politics, economy, foreign policy, society and EU-China dynamics
The final conference of the China Horizons research consortium
Event
25 February 2025
European companies in China: What to expect moving forward
What is the future for European companies in China?
Podcast
22 May 2024
Should foreign companies still do business in China?
In which we discuss the uncertainties for foreign firms operating and wishing to invest in China
Event
13 May 2024
China’s global trade influence: where do we stand?
This closed-door roundtable analyse China's evolving role in global trade, highlighting recent shifts and their implications for the EU.
Event
31 August 2023
Event
15 May 2023
China’s structural deceleration: population aging versus innovation
Closed-door event discussed the importance of rapid aging for the future of the Chinese economy and dwelling on China’s major innovation trends