Mr. Brian Su Meeting MasLink Executive in Chicago

Mr. Brian Su, CEO/President, Artisan Business Group, held a three hour meeting with Mr. Lu Sun, Vice President of the U.S. Business Division of MasLink Group, a Beijing headquartered licensed international migration consulting firm. MasLink Group, along with its Chinese partners, are planning to host the U.S. Investment & Immigration Expo 2009 - the first US investment exhibition to showcase various American investment opportunities and EB-5 projects at Beijing’s China International Science and Technology Convention Center this coming October. Artisan Business Group is considering this unique opportunity to assist US clients in exploring new markets and clients in China.

Mr. Su and Mr. Sun discussed various subjects concerning Chinese investors and U.S. investment community. Mr. Su agrees to lead a US EB-5 Trade Mission to visit MasLink headquarters in April 2010.

For more information about the Expo 2009 and Artisan Business Group, please contact Mr. Brian Su today.

2010 Exploratory Legal and Investment Mission to China

We are planning a trade mission to China in April 2010. The mission focus on serving US immigration attorneys and EB-5 Regional Center executives. If you are interested in learning more information about the mission, please log on http://www.artisanbusinessgroup.com

EB-5 China Marketing Support Center

Artisan Business Group has set up two EB-5 China Marketing Support Center in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, China. The field support services will be provided by highly trained local staff who has extensive marketing experiences in China and they are quipped with EB-5 knowledge. Our EB-5 serverices include:

- Representing EB-5 Regional Center clients at local exhibitions and conferences

- Distributing EB-5 project information and Regional Center materials to Chinese immigration consulting agencies and companies around the country

- Establishing and maintaining contacts with Chinese immigration consulting agencies and potential investors

- Conducting follow-up and liaison with Chinese immigration consulting agencies and investors

- Monitoring local immigration consulting agencies to ensure them in compliance with Chinese laws and make sure that they are not misguiding potential customers

- Assisting EB-5 Regional Center principals who travel to China in arranging meetings with Chinese immigration consulting agencies and companies around China; and helping them in organizing EB-5 project seminars and presentations in China

- and many more field and supportive services!

Billing for our services can be structured to meet the needs of the individual client and may include hourly basis, retainer basis and project basis. Please contact Mr. Brian Su at http://www.midwestUSAChina.com/eb5.htm

"2010 Exploratory Legal Trade Mission to China" Update

We are now taking registration for the 2010 Exploratory Legal Trade Mission to China" - space is very limited, please see details at http://www.artisanbusinessgroup.com and download your registration form today

ABG Signs China Negotiation Agreement with SPR

Artisan Business Group signs China business agreement with Las Vegas based SPR. ABG will assist the firm in negotiating with China suppliers. For more information about how we can help your firm to promote business in China, contact us today.

ABG Signs Agreement with America Dream Fund LLC

Artisan Business Group signs China marketing agreement with Los Angeles based American Dream Fund LLC. ABG will organize a number of marketing and meeting events for the firm in Southern China. For more information about how we can help your firm to promote business in China, contact us today.

ABG Announces 2010 Exploratory China Legal Trade Mission

Artisan Business Group announces the planning of a China trade mission for U.S. based law firms. The proposed mission will take place in early Spring 2010. For complete details, please log on http://www.artisanbusinessgroup.com

New US Chamber of Commerce Study Released Today

My friend Fabiane Dal-Ri would like to share this news with my blog readers on what his firm has recently uncovered about the attitudes toward corporate investment in Africa among leading U.S. corporations -- according to senior officers of 30 American Fortune 100 corporations we interviewed. Why has Africa not attracted more interest from the U.S. business community? The firm has collected all of the answers and case studies into a news release introducing a study that launched today commissioned by the US Chamber of Commerce: http://www.usafricainvestment.com