Going Global: China

Royse law firm presents a conference on expanding U.S. and China business.

Are you planning to expand your U.S and China business? Come and join "Going Global: China" conference and get the latest information from experts on legal considerations, finance, the regulatory environment, intellectual property issues, common mistakes, and expansion and cultural tips. This seminar is designed for business executives, entrepreneurs, owners and investors.

Speakers include Roger Royse of Royse Law Firm (moderator), Brian Rowbotham of Rowbotham & Company,  Alex Zhang of King & Wood, and Justin Smith of High Street Partners.

Some information about the speakers:

Roger Royse is the founder of Royse Law Firm, a business and tax law firm with offices in Northern and Southern California. Roger practices in the areas of corporate and securities law, domestic and international tax, mergers and acquisitions, and fund formation. His clients include emerging and middle-market companies and high net worth individuals.

Brian Rowbotham is Managing Partner of Rowbotham & Company, a certified public accounting firm. He is a CPA with 33 years of experience advising businesses and individuals on complex domestic and international income and estate tax planning. He is the founding partner of Rowbotham & Company, which is almost exclusively dedicated to businesses and investors needing both domestic and international tax and accounting services.

Alex Zhang is an intellectual property attorney with King & Wood. He has substantial experience in intellectual property counseling, patent procurement and portfolio management, patent administrative and legal proceedings, intellectual property licensing and other matters related to intellectual property rights. He regularly counsels both foreign and Chinese companies on their intellectual property strategies in China.

Justing Smith, based in San Francisco, oversees High Street Partners ’ (HSP) advisory
client engagements. With HSP, Justin serves as a trusted advisor to companies
attempting to navigate the complexities of international operations.