Rancho Santiago CITD proudly presents a monthly breakfast series on the last Wednesday of every month.

This month we present to you, in collaboration with  the Pilipino Chamber of Commerce of Southern California 

Wednesday, November 28th, 2012 @ 7:30 am – 9:15 am

Come and learn why you should enter or expand into the Asian Markets 

Asian Americans recently emerged as the fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States, according to recent studies. They are among the best educated and the highest earners. Their buying power exceeds $500 billion annually and continues to grow. 

Learn why you should enter or expand in these markets. The panelists will discuss: 

• Asian American Studies/Census

• New Market, Emerging Ethnic group

• Crossborders, opportunities over the next decade within these markets.

• How to do business with the local Asian American community

Key Speakers:

Doing Business in Vietnamese American Community

KIM-YEN HUYNH

Founder/President - Asian American Business Women Association

Commissioner - California State Asian & Pacific Islander American Affairs Commission

Understanding the Asian American Market 

MATTEO FERNANDEZ

CEO/Play Engineer - KILALA MEDIA { An Interactive Digital Media Agency }

Founding Chairman - Pilipino Chamber of Commerce, Southern California

Program Outline

7:30am – 8:00am Registration & Networking  

8:00am – 8:10am Welcome & Introduction  

8:10am – 8:20am Asian Market Update  

8:20am – 9:00am Panelists Presentation 

9:00am – 9:15am Q & A  

Cost: $10 advance registration with continental breakfast 

 Information and RSVP:  
(714) 564-5414 or valadez_jacqueline@rsccd.edu
Limited seating! Reserve your spot now!                    
http://RanchoSantiagoCITD.org

Who should attend:

Established businesses that want to enter or expand their business into the Asian markets.  Whether you are new to export or new to the Asian market, this is a great starting point to expand your network and discover new market opportunities in Asian countries.  

The program is brought to you in partnership with:
Pilipino Chamber of Commerce, Southern California • Asian American Business Women Association • Cambodian-American Chamber of Commerce • Consulate General of Malaysia • China US Business Association • Greater Asia Business Federation • The National Association of Asian American Professionals of Orange County • South Asian Biz Network • Vietnamese American Chamber of Commerce, Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Orange County, South Asian Business Alliance Network, Taiwan Trade Center, Los Angeles