Louisville World Trade Center

A World Trade Center is a recognizable symbol of locally focused economic strength in world commerce. Anchored by a unique combination of tenants and visitors, a World Trade Center is bustling hub of export activity. Membership requirements and cost vary according to the World Trade Center.

Lexington Office

333 West Vine St.
1600 World Trade Cntr
Lexington, KY 40507
859-258-3139
Fax: 859-233-0658
admin@kwtc.org

Louisville Office

224 South Second St.
Louisville, KY 40202
502-574-2400
Fax: 502-574-1585
kwtc@louisvilleky.gov

World Trade Day 2007

World Trade Day 2007 Morning Program

The Kentucky World Trade Center will be holding a FREE morning program
as part of our 15th annual World Trade Day on June 5th.

Morning Program Schedule
Galt House Hotel West, Louisville, Ky
Willow Room, 3rd Floor
8:30 am - 10:30 am

In the past 25 years, China has seen its economy become one of the most dynamic and promising environments for foreign investment. Within just the past 10 years, China has moved from our 15th largest export market to our third largest. Now more than ever, small to medium-sized companies are joining the ranks of large corporations in discovering a profitable relationship with China. Whether you are hoping to enter the market or currently do business in this part of the world, this program will help develop greater insight into operating in China.

Guest Speakers:

Melanie Douglas, Senior Tax Manager, Chilton and Medley presents:
"How China's New Tax Law Affects Your Operations in China"

Jeffrey Hallos, Attorney at Law, Frost Brown Todd presents:
"Strategies for Conducting Business in China"

Steven Homola, President and COO, Accu-tec presents:
"Thoughts from an American Company Doing Business in China"

Robert Lees, Former President of Pacific Basin Economic Council presents:
"Risks and Opportunities in the Chinese Market"

- Robert Lees: With his experience in the corporate and consulting worlds, in addition to a decade heading the Pacific Basin Economic Council – an organization of CEOs and other senior business leaders of the largest corporations in 20 countries around the Pacific Mr. Lees has built a strong reputation for identifying and implementing growth opportunities for American and other extra-regional organizations seeking to penetrate the China and Asia-Pacific marketplace.

Co-sponsored by:
Chilton & Medley

* This seminar is FREE to all registered World Trade Day attendees.

Contact: Ben Golden at 859-258-3139 or Ben.Golden@kwtc.org.
Morning Program Registration Form

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