We help your members connect with Chinese local government industry resources, secure landing policies, and complete compliant market entry. We work as the China execution partner behind your institution — not as a vendor selling packages to your members.
A chamber member asking about China is not asking for a company registration quote. They are asking whether China is investable for them, who to talk to, and who carries the risk if it goes wrong. We address all three.
Before a single document is filed, your member needs a defensible answer on structure, location, capital and tax. We produce that answer in writing.
This is the part most advisors cannot deliver. We introduce members directly to the commerce bureaus and industrial parks that actually decide on land, incentives and approvals.
Once the decision is made, execution must be accountable. One team owns the file from name reservation to first bank transaction.
Designed to work inside your existing member-services calendar. No exclusivity demanded, no member data required, no marketing to your list.
A 30-minute call with your secretariat to identify member sectors, typical questions and the format that fits your programme (briefing, roadshow, clinic).
We deliver a tailored session for your members — current policy landscape, sector-specific entry routes, and what a realistic timeline and budget looks like.
For members with concrete intent, we arrange introductions to the relevant local government bodies and parks, online or on the ground.
Interested members engage us directly for execution. Your institution stays the trusted intermediary; we carry the delivery obligation.
No member-list solicitation. We never ask for your membership database and never market to your members outside an agreed programme.
No commission-based recruitment pitch. This is a member-value programme. If a formal referral arrangement is appropriate, it is documented separately as a professional services agreement, reviewed by both parties' legal counsel.
Attribution and transparency. Every engagement arising from the programme is reported back to your secretariat in aggregate — number of briefings, introductions and projects, never individual member data.
Compliance first. We decline mandates where the proposed activity is not permitted under China's foreign investment negative list or sector-specific licensing rules, and we say so before any fee is discussed.
For chambers and associations whose members are exploring China but have not committed to a project.
For investment promotion agencies, bilateral councils and family offices that need a standing China capability without hiring locally.
Tell us about your institution and your members' typical China questions. We reply within two business days with a scoped proposal — programme format, deliverables and fees. No obligation, no follow-up marketing.
We are happy to join a call with your secretariat first, with no proposal and no obligation — just an honest assessment of whether a China programme makes sense for your members this year.