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China - US Business Summit 中美企业峰会
Three day event devoted to helping link China and US based businesspeople understand the evolving business climate to forging effective company to company ties.
Where
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April 25th: 11:30AM - 8:00PM
April 26th: 09:30AM - 6:00PM
April 27th: 09:30AM – 12:30PM
Complete Program: www.chinaussummit.org/
Forum Speakers:
The April 26th, 2:00 pm to 4:30pm forum will cover issues such as how Chinese and Americans view US-China relations, China-US economic trends and development strategies of regional economy, experts to analyze policy bottlenecks, legal issues.
Summit Goals
- Chinese enterprises looking for channels of distribution in the U.S.
- Chinese enterprises interested in making investment and buyout in the U.S.
- Chinese enterprises in pursuit of business opportunities in the U.S.
- Helping U.S. small to medium enterprises business matching for investors
Sponsoring Organizations:
Hosted By: United States Pacific Rim Chamber, Chinese American Federation, Global Brand Evaluation Center, China Light Industrial Corporation for Foreign Economic& Technical Co-operation.
Co-Hosted By: Newshen International Inc., Beijing Newshen Cultural, Communications, Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Los Angeles.
Cooperating organizations: Wisdom Valley Group, LinkCEO
The summit is also supported by:
The U.S. Department of Commerce, California State Government, Los Angeles Mayor’s Office, The Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Los Angeles.
V. I. P Attendees Include:
Zhang Yun - General Consulate of China, Los Angeles,
Judy Chu -U.S. Congresswoman,
Bob Huff - CA State Senate,
Mike Eng - California Assemblyman,
Demos Vardiabasis -California Economic Committee Commissioner ,
Alexander Kim - Representative of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Sophie C. Wong - California State Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board Member,
Ron Garcia - Mayor of City of Brea,
Andre Quintero: - Mayor of City of El Monte,
Michael Cacciotti - Mayor of City of South Pasadena,
Frank Venti -Councilmember of City of Monterey Park,
Mary Su -President of Chinese Elected Official Association
Forum Speakers:
The April 26th, 2:00 pm to 4:30pm forum will cover issues such as how Chinese and Americans view US-China relations, China-US economic trends and development strategies of regional economy, experts to analyze policy bottlenecks, legal issues.
Speakers include:
Clayton Dube - Associate Director, US-China Institute, University of Southern California
Maria D. Acosta – L.A. District Manager -Dept of Commerce - Minority Business Development,
Monica Chang - Research Fellow, Tele-information Institute, Columbia University
Lianlian Lin - Professor of Management, College of Business Administration, California State Polytechnic University
Adam W. Schorr - - Adjunct Professor at UCLA Law School, Partner, Margolis & Tisman LLP
Tom O’Malley – President of Global Financial Services LLC
Lei Hong - Director of Chinese overseas resources project investment / purchase committee
Sun Xing Hung -Marketing Strategist / China entrepreneur
Drexel L. Smith- President & CEO Drexel Consulting Group LLC
Youqing Ma - International Trade Specialist, Office of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
Awards Ceremony:
Awards in five categories will be made to outstanding entrepreneurs and enterprises from China and the United States.
The summit also includes CEO Private Meetings, Project Announcement , VIP Golf Matching ,
and visits to local enterprises.
For Summit Ticket Package/Registration, please contact: Phoebe Jen.
Email: phoebe@idylife.com
Those interested in attending the Monday afternoon forum only, may request a free pass. Only 30 are available and will be assigned on a first come/first serve basis. Write to phoebe@idylife.com to request a pass. Those interested in participating in other parts of the summit should contact Phoebe Jen at the email address above.
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