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In cooperation with the Foreign Commercial Service Section of the US Embassy in Beijing, Albert Ting, manager of the Advocacy Center, will discuss the types of advocacy assistance available to US companies in China.
The Advocacy Center (http://export.gov/advocacy) helps to ensure that sales of US products and services have the best possible chance of competing abroad. Advocacy assistance is wide and varied but often involves companies that want the US Government to communicate a message to foreign governments or government-owned corporations on behalf of their commercial interest, typically in a competitive bid contest. Since its creation in 1993, the Advocacy Center has helped hundreds of US companies--small, medium and large enterprises--in various industry sectors win government contracts across the globe.
The Advocacy Center (http://export.gov/advocacy) helps to ensure that sales of US products and services have the best possible chance of competing abroad. Advocacy assistance is wide and varied but often involves companies that want the US Government to communicate a message to foreign governments or government-owned corporations on behalf of their commercial interest, typically in a competitive bid contest. Since its creation in 1993, the Advocacy Center has helped hundreds of US companies--small, medium and large enterprises--in various industry sectors win government contracts across the globe.
One-on-one meetings with Albert Ting are also available from 1:00 - 4:00 PM on August 21 at the AmCham China office in Beijing on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact Chris Damm at Chris.Damm@trade.gov, (8531-3280); or Elizabeth Shieh at Elizabeth.Shieh@trade.gov, (8531-3423) for more information and to sign up.
This session is offered free to AmCham China members and member company employees.
This session is offered free to AmCham China members and member company employees.
