美国华联商务咨询集团有限公司上海代表处招聘信息

 

Under the guidance of the former Chief China Trade Negotiator for the United States,the

China Alliance is uniquely positioned to address the business and regulatory challenges facing

companies that trade and invest in China.While China’s entry into the World Trade

Organization has improved the landscape for trade and investment in China,it has not resulted

in a predictable or reliable business environment.

The China Alliance provides reliable,cost-effective advisory services enabling clients to

minimize risks and maximize opportunities for success in this complicated market.The China

Alliance is experienced in navigating the complex waters of trade and investment between

North America and China and offers strategic business advice to companies in a wide range of

circumstances including the following:

NEW  VENTURES  &    EXPANDED  MARKETS 

Companies frequently approach the China market without thorough due diligence or an

adequate understanding of the market.The China Alliance helps clients better position

themselves to respond to the unconventional business,cultural,governmental and other

challenges in China.The China Alliance provides in-depth knowledge of best practices in a

specific sector,advice and assistance with local,provincial and national government entities,

and market intelligence on emerging trends,all of which are critical to a successful China

strategy.

The China Alliance works with clients to develop business plans that identify achievable

near-term objectives,construct appropriate responses to potential setbacks,and thoughtfully

consider and incorporate the realities of the marketplace.

OVER  COMING  REGULATORY  CHALLENGES The China Alliance addresses issues such as intellectual property rights enforcement,

emerging industrial policies,burdensome regulatory requirements and aggressive quarantine,

customs and other border measures in order to overcome regulatory and enforcement

challenges in China.The China Alliance works vigilantly with national,provincial and local

governmental authorities in China,responsible agencies in the U.S.and Canada,and other

influential third parties to allow companies to maintain a competitive market position.

TRADE  ACTIONS  &  CHINESE IMPORTS

The China Alliance Business Consulting Group,LLC and the China Alliance member firms

have solid experience in legal and regulatory processes available to North American industries

claiming a disruption to their markets or other need for relief from Chinese imports.

Services include providing government relations advice and assistance to clients seeking to

address:

● antidumping;

●countervailing duty;

●safeguard measures,including textile and product specific;

●safeguards made available by China’s WTO accession;

●Section 337;and

●other trade remedy actions.

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	China Office Contractor

 

A Bachelors Degree from an accredited University in Agriculture, Business or a Related

Field. Sales or business experience is preferred.

Language

Fluent in spoken and written Mandarin Chinese and English

Travel

Successful candidate must be able to obtain a passport and visa to travel to the U.S.

While most of the travel will be within the Shanghai metropolitan area, some travel in

China will be required as needed.

The successful candidate will only represent the Missouri Department of Agriculture

Sob Respansibilifies

1) Assist Missauri companies and trade teams traveling to Shanghai and other cities

including such services as: arranging itineraries, acting as a translator, arranging

transportation, providing country brief ngs, and business counseling.

2) Identify buyers and recruit them to travel to Missouri

3) Generate trade leads and forward them to the fefferson City office

}) Act as a liaison between Missouri companies and Chinese Customs and Government

Agencies for product and company registration.

}} Develop working relationships with the U.S.D.As Foreign Agriculture Service and

U.S. Agriculture Cooperators such as the U.S. Grains Council, the U.S. Soy Export

Council, American Hardwood Export Council, and the U.S. Meat Export Federation

6) Inform Missouri companies of new market opportunities and changes that could

positively and negatively impact their business.

7) Report Foreign Direct Investment trends and opportunities.

8) Accompany buyers to Missouri

9) Travel to Missouri to meet potential exporters and learn about their companies at}d

products

10) Prepare and carry-out an annual marketing plan