Are you a Belgian company who is interested in the Chinese market? Is its booming growth seen like an opportunity for your business but you don’t know how to tackle it? Then don’t wait any longer and register to our seminar “Get ready for the Chinese market” on June 7 in Brussels, organized by hub.brussels in cooperation with the Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (BCECC). A full day of presentations to get you ready for China and for the upcoming princely mission in November.
Date:
June 7, 2019
Venue:
BIP – Room Zinneke
Place Royale 2-4
1000 Brussels
Program:
« Multisectorial» Morning @ Room Zinneke, BIP
08:45-09:00: registration
09.00-09:20: “Opening Word” by Isabelle Grippa, CEO of hub.brussels & Bernard Dewit, Chairman – Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (BCECC)
09.20-09:45: “Doing business in China” by Mattias Debroyer, Brussels’ Trade Representative in Shanghai, China
09:45-10:10: “Understanding the Chinese Market” by Frederic Baldan, CEO at CEBiz
10:10-10:35: “How can I protect my competitive advantage on the Chinese market?” by Valentin de le Court, partner at Daldewolf
10:35-10:45: Coffee Break
10.45-11:10: “E-commerce: an introduction” by Gao Bo, BD Asia Consulting
11:10-11:35: “Latest legal developments in China” by Bernard Dewit, Senior Partner – Dewit Law Office
11:35-12:00: “Finding the right partner in China” by Sun Liang, Generate
12:00-12:15: “Social media in China” by Bart Horsten, Horsten Consulting
12:15-13:30: Lunch break
“Food & beverage” Afternoon @ Room Zinneke, BIP
13.30-13:45: “The Food & Beverage Market in China” by Mattias Debroyer, Brussels’ Trade Representative in Shanghai, China
13.45-14:05: “Food and Beverage Consumption Trends in China” by Gao Bo, BD Asia Consulting
14:05-14:25: “How to get your products delivered in China” by Geneviève Roberti Lintermans, CEO at Eusia-services
14.25-14:35: coffee Break
14:35-15:00: “Legal compliance for exporting food to China”. Nicolas Aporti, HFG Law & IP Practice
15:00-15:20: Q&A
15:00: End of the event
“Smart City & Sustainable Building in China” afternoon @ Room Magritte, BIP
13:30-14:00: «Innovation in China” by Bart Horsten, Horsten Consulting
14:00-14:30: “Technology transfer to China: what you need to know” by Valentin de le Court, Partner at Daldewolf
14:30-14:45: Break
14.45-15:15: “A testimony from a Belgian architect in China” by Tim Van Bogaert, China representative at awg architecten
15:15-15:25: “A successful case study of a Western architectural firm in China” by Sun Liang, Generate
15:25-15:35: “Briefing on Mission to Shenzhen Smart City and Sustainable Construction” by Mattias Debroyer, Brussels’ Trade Representative in Shanghai, China
15.35-15:45: Q&A
15:45: End of the event
Registration:
Participation is free of charge. Please register here before June 5, 2018.