Topic:  Nearshoring in Mexico

Speaker: Robert Fisch, Managing Director, Incorp China

Presentation:  
"Nearshoring: The practice of transferring a business operation to a nearby country, especially in preference to a more distant one."

This is the concept/trend that many Chinese businesses are setting up shop in Mexico in order to do their manufacturing, final assembly, logistics etc. in order to enjoy the benefits of the good trade relations between Mexico and USA.

In some cases,  US companies are partnering with Chinese companies to be successful is this new trend.

Speaker's bio:

Robert is a Bostonian who has lived in China since 1984. Being fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese allows him to directly negotiate with local officials, establishing entities and significantly increasing revenues for his clients in primary and secondary tiered cities. His extensive career in logistics, project management and consulting with Fortune 500 companies provides him with the ideal background to assist clients from a variety of industrial and cultural backgrounds.

About InCorp China:
Over 30 years China Experience assisting Western Companies to do business in China. We begin by assisting our clients with entity selection and business registration in the complex China market with constantly changing rules and regulations. Our team of Hong Kong/China CPA's and Lawyers provide businesses looking to enter the China Market, the ability to tap the resources of local legal and accounting advice directly. Our personalized team approach gets your new entity up and running faster. Our accounting/HR/admin services include monthly tax declarations, payroll, social benefits, budgets, expense reporting, banking and interface with all of the local Chinese government departments involved in the daily running of an enterprise in China.