The First Summit Forum for CHINA-America Auto Supply Chain Cooperation and Development, sponsored by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers and the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) and undertaken by Shanghai International Auto Parts Sourcing Center (APSIS), will be convened in Shanghai on April 23th ~ April 24th, 2007. This is an important contact of the automotive sectors in China and the U.S., and it will also be highlighted in the 12th International Automobile Show in Shanghai to be held in the same period.
Under the theme “Cooperation, Exchange, Development, Win-Win”, the First Summit Forum for CHINA-American Auto Supply Chain Cooperation and Development will focus on topics like “Cooperation and Development of CHINA-American Auto Parts Supply Chain”, “Quality Criteria and Core Elements of the North American Automotive Industry’s Global Sourcing and Supply Chain”, “The Expectation of the Chinese Government on the Domestic Auto Parts Industry’s Improving Competitive Edges and Taking an Active Part in Serving the North American and Global Market in the Process of Globalization”, “Development Strategies of North American Auto Parts Producers and Their Cooperation with Class II and Class III Auto Parts Producers in China”, “Export Risk Management of Chinese-Made Auto Products” and so on.
The sourcing directors and senior managements of GM. Ford, Daimler Chrysler as well as other primary Tier I suppliers, and the senior managements of BAW, SAIC and CHANA, the three automotive groups in China who have established business relationship with the American auto manufacturers, will attend the forum and address the forum. Furthermore, some representative excellent Chinese auto parts producers will share with the attendants the experienced in entering the North American market.
During the forum, a picture collection will also be given on outstanding Chinese and U.S. auto parts producers, for the review and prospect of the cooperation and development of the automotive industries in the two countries. This will be a gathering of elites from the higher managements of the industries; it is also a hard-won, special occasion for understanding, analyzing and prospecting the development of the CHINA-American auto supply chain. In addition, top officers from those automotive industry organizations and auto manufactures in other countries and areas, as well as from other local automotive groups will be graciously invited to attend the summit.
A lot of renowned media and specialized media from China and the United States will follow up and cover the forum from all aspects as the supporter to the forum.
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CAAM Website: http://www.caam.org.cn
CAAM is a nationwide automotive industry association of Chinese automotive vehicle, motorcycle, auto parts and auto related enterprises and groups, which is legally established in accordance with the equality and voluntariness principles. CAAM is approved by Department of Civil Administration, and has the competency as legal persons and other organizations. As a non-profit association, CAAM was established for the purpose of:
A. Observing to constitution, laws, regulations and ethics of the nation, and implementing national guideline and policy;
B. Maintaining the entire interest of automotive industry, and protecting the legal rights and interests of member companies;
C. Reflecting the will and requirement of member companies, and serving the entire industry, member companies, government and society.
D. Promoting the development of Chinese automotive industry and improving the competition of industry by providing support covered all respects of automotive industry.
AIAG Website:http://www.aiag.org
The Automotive Industry Action Group is a globally recognized organization founded in 1982 by a group of visionary managers from DaimlerChrysler, Ford Motor Company, and General Motors. The purpose: To provide an open forum where members cooperate in developing and promoting solutions that enhance the prosperity of the automotive industry. AIAG’s focus is to continuously improve business processes and practices involving trading partners throughout the supply chain.Under the auspices of AIAG, volunteers from approximately 1,500 member companies have worked together to resolve issues critical to the automotive supply chain
APSIS Website: http://www.apsis.com.cn
Shanghai International Auto Parts Sourcing Center (APSIS), jointed invested by China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), National Center of Supervision and Inspection on Motor Vehicle Products Quality (Shanghai) (SMVIC), Shanghai International Automobile City Development Co., Ltd (SIAD) and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation Group (SAIC), is a platform providing comprehensive sourcing service with its headquarter located in An Ting, Shanghai.
APSIS, as an international auto parts sourcing service provider in China, renders international buyers the service covering the whole supply chain from supplier recommendation, quality control, long-distance & on-site support and logistics. APSIS is dedicated to developing into a most powerful information center and an international trade service center in China. Follow the principle of being neutral, professional and accessible, APSIS builds an effective communication platform for domestic auto parts suppliers and international purchasers, and forges a modern service brand with high prestige worldwide.
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