Chongqing Delegation Visiting Silicon Valley
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| Chongqing Delegation meets in Silicon Valley |
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August 16, 2009
Time:
5:20p.m.– 5:50p.m. Registration/Networking
5:50p.m. - 6:50p.m. Reception and Business Exchange
6:50p.m. - 8:00p.m. Dinner and Networking
Venue:
Fairmont Hotel San Jose
170 S. Market Street
San Jose, CA. 95113
General Event Information:
FREE - must Register to Attend.
Free Parking for attendees at the Fairmont Plaza Parking Garage
50 West San Fernando St., San Jose
No at door registration
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- Business opportunities with individual/company that would like to leverage on Chongqing environment, the
5th fastest growing economy in China. Opportunities, including but not limited to new business expansion,
establishment of branch operation, investments, manufacturing, industry connection, access to cross
section of talent and skills.
- Corporation between Chongqing firms and U.S. companies and investors.
- Establishment of new business in Chongqing.
- Job exploration for executive, senior and technical level positions at Chongqing local firms
In addition, to meeting top level government official and executives, you will learn about the local environment
including incentives from full service support, tax relief, bank loans, free commercial rental, and other relevant
incentives.
Top Silicon Valley elites are also invited to participate creating a networking and exploration opportunities to bridge
Silicon Valley with Chongqing. We welcome you to join us and welcome Chongqing.
Delegates Participation:
Among the 50 delegates participating please warmly welcome:
- Hongju Wang, Governorn of Chongqing, Member of CPC Central Committee (Central Legislative Authority
China) - Heping Chen, Secretary of Chongqing
- Jian Cui, Director of State-owned Assest Administration Commission
- Qiang Zhao, Deputy Secretary of Chongqing
- Ming He, Director of Foreign Affairs
- Bing Wu, Director of Economic and IT Industry Department
- Jianchun Li, Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Relation Commission
- Wei Liu, Director of Treasury Department
- Xijian Zhang, Deputy Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Relation Commission
- Zhongqiang Tian, Director of Jiangbei District
- Yi Wang, Director of New-North District
- Chuanwei Liu, CEO of Chongqing Zenith Information Technology Co.
- Shuping Huang, President of China Construction Bank of Chongqing
General Information about Chongqing:
In 1997, Chongqing was promoted as the fourth municipal district, after Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin, directly
subject to the governance of Chinese Central Authority. Ever since, Chongqing outgrew Beijing and Shanghai in
population and now proud to be the 5th fastest growing economy in China. General facts include:
- An economy of $70 billion GDP with the 5th fastest growth rate in China;
- 30 million population;
- Low labor cost, 40% lower than coastal areas;
- Ranked the 9th regarding competitiveness of intellectual property among major Chinese cities (2009
Report of China City Competitiveness); - Ranked the 10th in competitiveness of science and technologies among major Chinese cities (2009 Report
of China City Competitiveness); - Ranked the 6th in all-around competitiveness among major Chinese cities (2009 Report of China City
Competitiveness); - 57 universities and 50,000 IT-related graduates every year;
- Special beneficial policy from Central Government (Western Area Development Policy, IT Outsourcing
Stimulus Plan); - China model city of service and out-sourcing;
- Many of the top-tier firms have business in Chongqing including Ford, Mazda, HSBC, Standard Chartered
Bank, Wal-Mart, Carrefour, HP, Microsoft, NTTDATA, Honeywell, EDS, IBM, ORACLE, and Fujitsu; - The world's largest power plant -- Three Gorges Dam, generates abundant power at competitive cost;
- A city of gourmet and fine dining.
Learn more about some of the partnership opportunities in Chongqing:
