HOPKINS, MN, (NAMC) - The opportunities for doing business in China – as a buyer or a seller – are significant, but it is not easy and that the obstacles are great, particularly for small- and medium-sized enterprises.
The biggest challenge in starting business development in China is the amount of leadership time it takes, exploring and understanding the market, and starting to negotiate a way into the market.
It is particularly important to find the right consultants, develop strategic alliances, and, most of all, to use available Internet technology.
Free Online China Expo:
The Online China Business Development Expo will be held from February 8 – 10, 2006 with free educational events available weekly until the start of the Expo.
Participation is free for corporate managers, entrepreneurs, investors, etc., and registrants can attend from behind their computer, without leaving their office.
The following features are open now:
1). Free Educational Online Seminars.
2). Free Online Tradeshow.
3). Free Networking Opportunities.
4). Free China CyberCafe.
5). Giveaways, Door Prizes, Specials
How to participate:
Participation is free and one only needs a computer with Internet access and speakers turned on.
For details, please see
http://www.sendmenews.com/page/page/2374948.htm
