Adapting to Higher Costs in China: Conference in Guangzhou

Adapting to Higher Costs in China: Conference in Guangzhou

If you are in South China after Chinese New Year and if you have an interest in sourcing-related issues, you should consider attending this conference organized by the European Chamber of Commerce:

Profitable Sourcing – Strategies to survive in a more expensive China

Here is the general outline of the conference:

Over the past 5 years, rapid cost increases have forced most companies buying in China to reorient their sourcing strategy. Agents and intermediaries have had to re-assess the value they bring to importers.

Experts predict that costs will rise faster over the next 5 years. However, in 2013, hiring new staff in the PRD after CNY seemed easier than previous years.

What trends to expect in the upcoming year?

What strategies and industries have a bright future in China?

What types of market positioning will lead to certain failure? 

Join us and learn from the experts about the best practices and share your opinion and experience during the panel discussion with other professionals.

You can see the excellent lineup of speakers and panelists by clicking here.

The date is 25 February, at lunchtime and in the afternoon.

I hope to see you there!

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This is a blog written by Renaud Anjoran, an ASQ Certified Quality Engineer who has been involved in chinese manufacturing since 2005.

He is the CEO of The Sofeast Group.

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