Four steps to China: One billion hungry customers await you
Sponsored By: Grant Thornton
Speakers: Alex Bryant, James M. Rice, Jeff Olin
This webcast will give food processors an overview of what it takes to establish a food processing operation in the People's Republic of China. We will walk you through:
-
The business case for getting established now in China
-
How to get started (including what types of business corporations you may consider, site selection and dealing with the government)
-
The Tyson success story in China
-
The financial and accounting considerations
Our three expert speakers will help you navigate the China sea:
-
Alex Bryant, president of East-West Associates, has helped companies in several industries establish themselves in China and the Far East.
-
James M. Rice, Tyson Foods Inc.’s vice president and general manager–Greater China, has been guiding the animal protein company’s successful operations in China since 2004, Before that, he had 14 years of experience setting up American businesses in China.
-
Jeff Olin, managing partner-international tax services U.S. for accounting firm Grant Thornton LLP, specializes in preparing businesses for the world in terms of global tax planning and analysis. He has degrees in both accounting and law.
-
Dave Fusaro, editor in chief of Food Processing, will moderate.
