Recently, the second entrepreneur elite salon event, "Golden Season for Going Global, How Can Made in China Ride the Wind and Move Forward", hosted by Quanzhou Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology and organized by Quanzhou Small and Medium Enterprise Service Center, was held in Quanzhou Software Park. The salon aims to help enterprises understand how to achieve risk control and precision marketing through data technology. The event attracted nearly 50 enterprise representatives. Fu Binghuang, Chairman of Fujian Quangong Co., Ltd. and President of Quanzhou Equipment Manufacturing Association, was invited to attend and delivered a speech.
Pictured is Lai Jinliang, Director of Quanzhou Small and Medium Enterprise Service Center
Lai Jinliang, director of the Quanzhou Small and Medium Enterprise Service Center, said that the Entrepreneur Elite Salon is one of a series of initiatives by the Quanzhou Municipal Government to help entrepreneurs improve their quality, and it has been held for many years. In the current involutionary economic environment, companies must seek both internally and externally to gain a competitive advantage. In this salon, Dun & Bradstreet will demonstrate how to empower companies to go global with data, and look forward to sparking new ideas through sharing, communication and docking, helping companies to better expand overseas markets.
Pictured is Fu Binghuang, Chairman of Fujian Quangong Co., Ltd. and President of Quanzhou Equipment Manufacturing Association
Chairman Fu Binghuang said that in the current global economic competition driven by technological revolution, China's industrial development has ushered in new opportunities, which are specifically reflected in the three aspects of computing power economy, new quality productivity and manufacturing overseas. How to open up foreign markets, avoid transaction risks, and respond to ESG development requirements have become key issues that companies should consider on their way to overseas expansion.
Pictured is Li Hanjun, a senior expert in the field of commercial credit at Dun & Bradstreet
The salon also specially invited Li Hanjun, a senior expert in the field of Dun & Bradstreet commercial credit, to share "A Must-Take Risk Course for Going Overseas: Credit Risk Management and Countermeasures for Manufacturing Going Overseas". He said that the biggest problem for companies going overseas is information asymmetry. The business registration systems in different countries are different. How to use data to identify customers, evaluate customers, monitor customer dynamics, and achieve full-process business risk management and control to effectively reduce corporate losses is what companies must learn when going overseas.
Chairman Fu Binghuang said that through this salon, companies can understand how to face the many challenges of the digital age through data-driven, efficiently manage company data, explore application value, achieve global business expansion, and help manufacturing companies accurately acquire customers overseas.
