James Shen
Australia China Gateway

Australian Office:
PO Box 2372

Nth Brighton Vic 3186

Phone: 03 9596 9462

Fax : 03 9596 9586

Email: James

Shanghai Office:
Room 1602, No 10, Lane 555

Chang Yi  Rd , Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai PC: 200120

Phone: 021 5888 5590
Fax: 021 5888 5628.
Email
James

What are the three key issues every company faces when contemplating doing business with China?


1. The overwhelming SIZE of the Chinese market.

2. With over 100 dialects spoken and business conducted in different ways in all seven regions and Hong Kong, CULTURE IS A MAJOR ISSUE.

3. Relationship Building and Networking is just as important (perhaps more important) than great ideas, extensive capital and exciting products or services.

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The Honourable John Brumby, Premier of Victoria
with James Shen in Shanghai, at a major
Shanghai Function.

James Shen
welcomes you to
Australia China Gateway

Our VisionWho are we

Deliver long term results and value to our clients by delivering quality contacts and networks to them, assisting them to enter the China market maximising available business opportunities and profits for them and saving them time, resources and money in the process.

James Shen (R) and Wang Zhi Fa (L)James Shen (L) Brenda (C) Lou Liu Quan (R)

James Shen with
Wang Zhi Fa Vice Minister of Tourism China

James Shen with
Brenda of Hungerfords ACT a valued client & Lou Liu Quan Vice Mayor of Dadukou

Australia-China Gateway (originally ZHI Group) was established in 1996 by James Shen to promote opportunities for Australian companies in China and for Chinese organisations (both corporate and government) to establish business relationships within Australia.

In the past 12 years, James has worked with investors, IT companies, manufacturers, local and state/provincial governments, from both countries, to facilitate and deliver jointly beneficial opportunities everything from exporting ‘Information Kiosks' to China to importing kayaks to Australia!

 

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