Seminar: China - Opportunities and Challenges
Seminar Topic: China - Opportunities and Challenges Seminar
Language: English.
Speaker: Peter Cheng, NCCBA Vice President
Organizer:NCCBA http://www.nc-cba.org
DCSSA http://www.duke.edu/web/cssa/site2004
Date: Sunday, Oct 31, 2004, free and open to NCCBA & DCSSA members and general public
Time: 1:30 PM ~ 3:30 PM.
Networking Social: 3:30 PM ~ 4:30 PM
Location:Gross Chemistry Building, Room 107, Department of Chemistry, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708. Room seats 360 people.
Parking:Parking is available at corner of Circuit Drive and Towerview Drive with on-street parking along Towerview Drive. It includes a small open lot and a large gated lot. http://aux03.auxserv.duke.edu/parking/campusmap/2004mapbig.htm Please leave enough time for parking.
Driving Direction:http://www.chem.duke.edu/about/directions.html
Summary:
China is becoming the 21 Century Powerhouse. What does this present to individuals and companies in the U.S.? Some U.S. companies are struggling either in their effort in breaking into China market or in their China sourcing work. Peter Cheng is going to discuss the opportunities and challenges for doing business related to China. Seminar includes art of Chinese business and tips on doing business in China. Critical insight into specific "China issues" that confront American business today and China market entry will be discussed.
Whether you are a Chinese or an American, an engineer or a sales person, please bring your resume to the seminar if you are interested in doing any type of work that is related to China. Or you can email your resume to jobs@nc-cba.org. There are companies that can use your talent in both U.S. and China. NCCBA plays an important role in this free match work for U.S.and China companies with its talent database. NCCBA organizes trade mission to and from China. This announcement has been sent to local government agencies and companies. Great networking opportunity after the seminar. For any question about this seminar, please call (919) 219-4787.
Per requests, NCCBA will accept membership application on the site before and after the seminar. We encourage professionals and entrepreneurs to join this exciting non-profit organization. You will be invited to members-only networking social events and seminars among many other benefits. Check out NCCBA web site for: http://www.nc-cba.org/
Language: English.
Speaker: Peter Cheng, NCCBA Vice President
Organizer:NCCBA http://www.nc-cba.org
DCSSA http://www.duke.edu/web/cssa/site2004
Date: Sunday, Oct 31, 2004, free and open to NCCBA & DCSSA members and general public
Time: 1:30 PM ~ 3:30 PM.
Networking Social: 3:30 PM ~ 4:30 PM
Location:Gross Chemistry Building, Room 107, Department of Chemistry, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708. Room seats 360 people.
Parking:Parking is available at corner of Circuit Drive and Towerview Drive with on-street parking along Towerview Drive. It includes a small open lot and a large gated lot. http://aux03.auxserv.duke.edu/parking/campusmap/2004mapbig.htm Please leave enough time for parking.
Driving Direction:http://www.chem.duke.edu/about/directions.html
Summary:
China is becoming the 21 Century Powerhouse. What does this present to individuals and companies in the U.S.? Some U.S. companies are struggling either in their effort in breaking into China market or in their China sourcing work. Peter Cheng is going to discuss the opportunities and challenges for doing business related to China. Seminar includes art of Chinese business and tips on doing business in China. Critical insight into specific "China issues" that confront American business today and China market entry will be discussed.
Whether you are a Chinese or an American, an engineer or a sales person, please bring your resume to the seminar if you are interested in doing any type of work that is related to China. Or you can email your resume to jobs@nc-cba.org. There are companies that can use your talent in both U.S. and China. NCCBA plays an important role in this free match work for U.S.and China companies with its talent database. NCCBA organizes trade mission to and from China. This announcement has been sent to local government agencies and companies. Great networking opportunity after the seminar. For any question about this seminar, please call (919) 219-4787.
Per requests, NCCBA will accept membership application on the site before and after the seminar. We encourage professionals and entrepreneurs to join this exciting non-profit organization. You will be invited to members-only networking social events and seminars among many other benefits. Check out NCCBA web site for: http://www.nc-cba.org/
1 Comments:
At 8:07 AM, Kjell said…
This is terrible, murder of innocent people, teke their organs. The communist evil regime must out of control non. It's out of question to do any business with them, until the dictature leaders have been catched, and taken to internationell courts.
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