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China Leaders Forum 2011, "How American Companies can Plug Into The Chinese Rocket-Propelled Economy?"
New York, United States
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How American Companies can
Plug Into The Chinese Rocket-Propelled Economy?
Friday, October 7th, 1:30PM-7:00PM, New York City
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
919 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022
(Entrance on 55th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues)
Chaired by:
Peter Halasz
Partner in the Investment Management and Business Transactions Groups
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
Keynote Speaker
Richard Foster
Senior Faculty Fellow at the Yale School of Management
Former Director and Senior Partner with McKinsey & Company
“Two years ago, Brad Williams halted production at his
250-employee recreation-vehicle company and eventually laid off more
than 200 workers, unable to find cash to keep his factory humming. Today
MVP RV Inc. is on the verge of hiring 1,200 workers and boosting
production by some 30,000 motorhomes to 40,000 this year. The difference
is a $310 million investment from a Chinese entrepreneur who sees Asia
as an untapped market for American-made RVs?”
“Synthesis Energy Systems, of Houston, recently got an $84 million
investment from Zhongjixuan Investment Management, of Beijing, which
will assist Synthesis in developing new ventures in China. Synthesis
Energy was introduced to Zhongjixuan Investment, also known as ZJX,
through a Chinese business associate who helped arrange a gas-from-coal
energy project in China in 2006.”
The New York Times, July 6, 2011
Would it be wise to short an economy with $US 3 trillion in reserves, as Thomas Friedman pointed out? Golden Networking's China Leaders Forum 2011, "How American Companies Can Plug Into The Chinese Rocket-Propelled Economy?", will examine the challenges facing American companies that want to grow and expand their business in China, the opportunities to find Chinese investment partners that can provide a much-needed capital injection while opening the Chinese market, as well as important considerations to look at so that the high-powered Chinese rocket doesn’t crash anytime soon.
The first rocket of China manned space program was Shenzhou 1 on
November 20, 1999. On January 9, 2001 Shenzhou 2 launched carrying test
animals. Shenzhou 3 and Shenzhou 4 were launched in 2002, carrying test
dummies. Following these was the successful Shenzhou 5, China‘s first
crewed mission in space on October 15, 2003, which carried Yang Liwei in
orbit for 21 hours and made China the third nation to launch a human
into orbit.
A man in Oklahoma was lucky enough to capture a video of the Shenzhou 5 during one of its three passes over the United States. It looked like it was a flickering circular light, slowly traveling; however, the ship was about 338 kilometers above Nebraska, some 700 kilometers away from the videographer. Thanks to this hugely successful mission, space officials started outlining goals for the program to include future construction of an orbiting Chinese lab, a very ambitious, forward-looking project for China.
China has developed tremendously during the past few years, especially in critical areas such as space programs, aircraft carrier manufacturing, undersea exploration, high-speed ground transportation, and others. However, there are growing signs that China’s long-running economic boom could be coming to a halt. Because Chinese growth has been one of the few steady engines in the global economy in recent years, any significant slowdown in this country would have repercussions in America and the rest of the world, as our brilliant team of experts will delve into:
- Ralph Biedermann, President, The MRB Group
- Richard Foster, Senior Faculty Fellow at the Yale School of Management and Former Director and Senior Partner with McKinsey & Company
- Dr. Jay Guo, Global Head of the Structured Securities Group, Interactive Data
- Peter Halasz, Partner in the Investment Management and Business Transactions Groups, Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
- Ted Hong, President, Beyondbond, Inc.
- Coco Kee, Founder and Managing Partner, Kee Global Advisory LLC
- Jiayi Li, Founder and CEO, Access Pointe, LLC
- Gregory Wang, Managing Director, McGovernWang LLC
- Jack Worthington, Managing Partner, The Arundel Group
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