This management seminar addresses executives, experienced managers and practitioners looking for an update and in-depth introduction to doing business in China.
This five-day management seminar addresses executives, experienced managers and practitioners looking for an update and in-depth introduction to doing business in China. The program focuses also on current or future expatriate managers or members of multinational teams who are preparing for running a business in China`s changing environment. The premise of this seminar is that it is crucial for any company looking to compete in Asian markets and wanting to profit from its vast potential to understand both Western and Chinese management practices. The participants of this seminar will experience a substantial selection of best practices and case studies which illustrate both opportunities and threats organizations are exposed to when entering emerging markets in Asia, specifically China.
Who Should Attend
Who Should Attend
Executives, experienced managers and practitioners who want take advantage of growth opportunities in Asia. Among participants you will see:
Executives planning to redefine their business models by identifying new opportunities in China
Current or scheduled expatriate managers
Members of multinational teams who seek to prepare for running a business in China’s changing environment
Executives intending to broaden their knowledge in Chinese management practices
Key Benefits
Key Benefits
This seminar was launched to show executives how an organization can grow better and faster by using the typical and different strengths of China’s research, production and consumer markets. During the program’s 5 days, you will learn:
Which strategies are best suited to enter profitably the growing regions in Asia
Which approaches work best to establish a successful business in China
How is it possible to avoid problems and barriers to successful business in advance
Areas of Focus
Areas of Focus
The unique Chinese business and cultural environment
How to master the unique Chinese business and cultural environment
Challenges of running a business in China
Typical cross-cultural misunderstandings: Chinese culture and its managerial implications
Importance of China’s markets and their different growth potentials
Identification of regions with future growth potential in China
Why is the potential of the markets frequently underrated?
The really relevant criteria to evaluate market attractiveness
The effect of diverse cultures and value systems on businesses and organizations
Human resources challenges in China
Challenges of Globalization and Asian peculiarities
The practice of selective differentiation and adaptation of successful global players
The process of global integration and local adaptation
How to slice it: smart market-segmentation for the 21st century
Market entry
Five steps to successful market entry
The value of business networks
Organizational models that fit
Real-world cases
Examples of successful strategies for medium-sized businesses and large corporations in China
Entry, reorganization and subsequent growth of a European company in China