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China Business Network presents
The Yangtze River World Report:
Everything you need to know about the Yangtze River Economic Region

ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
The Yangtze River region of China provides access to almost a half-billion people or a third of China's population.
As China's wealth continues to build, this population base has the potential to provide business access to massive
labor and consumer markets. Nowhere else in the world are new cities, ports and opportunities emerging at the
pace that they are along the Yangtze River.
The Yangtze River World Report is 500+ pages of researched and sourced materials to be
published by the Journal of Commerce. The authors, Jon
Monroe and Chengxi Shen, will share details of the Yangtze River's emergence as a principal engine of growth in
the world. This report provides the most up-to-date picture of the major cities and transportation infrastructure along
the Yangtze River, including some of the following:
- Macro to city level developments at ports, roads, railways, bridges, airports
- Logistics cost breakdown and advantage vs. coastal ports
- Hyperlinked and updated regional and city level maps, including highways & railways
- Discussion of the river broken by upper, middle, lower reaches, delta and coastal ports
- Container port projection through 2020 based upon local and provincial port plans
- Detailed city profiles, with up-to-date city plans for economic development, expansion and future
- Latest updates on new infrastructure projects to be completed during the 12th Five Year Plan (2011 to 2015) including terminals, bridges, tunnels, highways and railways
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:
Jon Monroe, President of Jon Monroe Consulting
Jon has an MBA from Monterey Institute of International Studies and a BA from UCLA. Jon began his career as a
management trainee at U.S. Lines, at the time the world's largest container shipping company. He later became
the first American general manager at Hyundai Merchant Marine; and ran Circle International and Emery Worldwide
that became Menlo Worldwide.
In 1998, he established Jon Monroe Consulting (JMC) to provide expertise to companies needing help supporting
their growing global ocean transportation supply chain. In 2003, as a bi-product of a project with potential investors
in a marine terminal at Shanghai, Jon took a team down the Yangtze River to document the changes taking place
as a result of the Three Gorges Dam, which eventually resulted in this Report.
Chengxi Shen, Chief Representative of Jon Monroe Consulting China
Chengxi is a graduate of Fudan University in Shanghai. Most of her career prior to working for Jon Monroe
Consulting (JMC) was in the forwarding sector. In 2003, Chengxi became a part of JMC as the Chief
Representative in Shanghai and developed relationships with SIPG and other organizations in China. She was
responsible for organizing JMC's Yangtze River trips as well as supporting the China research for JMC clients.
Additionally, Chengxi developed the China maps in the Yangtze River World Report.
This is a very special opportunity to learn about this important region in China. Register today!
| WHEN |
Friday, Sept. 10, 2010
Check-in 11:45am Program 12noon - 1:30pm |
WHERE |
Univ. of Oregon, White Stag Block,
70 NW Couch St., Portland, OR 97209 (map) |
COST |
Lunch & Talk: $25 members; $35 general; $15 for students with ID. Please add $5 handling charge to above for registration after Wednesday, 12 noon,
Sept. 8, 2010 |
REGISTER |
Register & Pay On-line (click here), or
Call 503-973-5451 |
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