Agenda

Check-In and light breakfast

Piano performance

Opening speech

Section 1: Consumption Trends and New Sales Channels in China.

Speech 1: What products are in growing needs now in China : Trend analysis for consumption from Customs data

Bin HE

The President of Shanghai Oujian Network Development Group Co.,
Ltd The President of Shanghai Tianhai Enterprise Customs Consulting Co., Ltd

Speech 2: Hundreds of ways to sell: China’s traditional retail way and the new emerging channels

Joshua Wu

General Manager of Silk Passage Bussiness consultancy co. LTD

Coffee break and networking

Martial art performance

Section 2: Where to find investment for your China adventure.

Speech 1: What do Chinese investors care about? Where-else to find financial support?

Yan Xu

Yan XU Chairman of KR Capital
Vice President of Jiangsu Province Chamber of Commerce

Speech 2: Local policies and governmental funds that can be applied in favor of your venture.

Jingyue Chen

Executive Vice President & Secretary General of China-Europe Association of Technology and Economic Cooperation

Lunch and networking

Chinese instrument performance

Section 3: Important Chinese business norms and policies you should look into and take advantage.

Speech 1: Practical methods to protect your intellectual property in your co-operation with China.

Min He

Min He Vice President of China Society for Science and Technology Law
Consulting Expert of Shanghai Municipal People’s Government Intellectual Property

Speech 2: From opening to success – practical advice and real examples to understand why foreign companies succeed or fail in China.

Bazhov E. Evgeny

Financial & Banking Association of EuroAsian Cooperation in Greater China, Singapore and Malaysia’s
Regional Representative and Head of Government Relations
Senior Investor & Entrepreneur

Section 4: Roadshow for selected Nordic companies

Speech by Linda Liukas

Linda Liukas

Linda is the author and illustrator of Hello Ruby, a children’s picture book about the whimsical world of computers, as well as the founder of Rails Girls, a global movement to teach young women programming in over 260 cities. She loves Muji, Zelda Fitzgerald, software and sparkly things.

Section 5: Matchmaking talks with Chinese delegations, and networking;