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- Tue17Sep2019Tue24Sep2019(Webinars – 17, 24 Sep & 8 Oct)Webiner - Internet
Your Guide to Doing Business in China
Your Guide to Doing Business in China
(Webinars – 17, 24 Sep & 8 Oct)Are you planning to enter the Chinese market? Are you already doing business in China and want to streamline your operations? Hawksford is pleased to announce a Series of 3 free webinars. The webinars are designed for companies that are planning to tap into the Chinese market or want to grow their existing business in China.
As the world’s second largest economy with great potential in consuming power, China is shifting towards a service and consumption focused economy from a pure manufacturing and export-driven country. The World Bank ranked China 46th for “ease of doing business” in 2018.
Who should join the webinars?
The webinars are useful for anyone interested in China business. No matter if you are a start-up or multinational company, there is plenty of information to help you understand the policies and trends in China and guide you to successfully enter the Chinese market.What will you learn from the webinars?
• Understand the local regulations and trends
• How to tackle the challenges when operating a business in China
• How to avoid common business mistakes
• Learn to optimize your strategies to integrate into the Chinese marketSpeakers
• Francesca Scortichini, China Head of Associate, HawksfordFrancesca has considerable experience in advising Italian and international clients, from trading, retail and industrial companies on investments in China and Asian area. Francesca joined Hawksford Shanghai office in June 2014. Prior to joining Hawksford she worked as tax consultant in Italian CPA firms and in the asset management department of International leading investment bank. Francesca graduated in Business Administration from Bocconi University in Milan and is a professional Chartered Accountant in Italy.• Fabio Stella, China Head of Sales & Business Development, Hawksford
Fabio graduated in International Law, business and politics before moving to China in 2012 for a course on Intellectual Property and Foreign Direct Investment at Peking University. He started his career at the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce and managed Guangzhou & Shenzhen offices during 2014-18. Now based in Shanghai, he looks after China’s Business Development activities.
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