German Centre Newsletter October 2011

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1 German Centre Beijing German Centre Network Forward Subscribe Print German Centre Newsletter October 2011 Have you met our tenant...? Alexandra Wang - Representative of the University of Konstanz in China. Ms Wang coordinates the exchange programmes between institutions in China and the University of Konstanz. Students, scholars, graduates and partners from the private sector benefit from a wide range of different activities carried out in Konstanz and in China. Business Centre Services We are offering a wide range of services: -Flexible meeting room solutions Dear tenants and friends of the German Centre Beijing, We are glad to inform you Jörg Höhn started as Managing Director of the German Centre Beijing, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW), with effect from September 15, The German Centre has been helping small and midsize German companies to enter the Chinese market since Höhn took over from Hanna Böhme, who was appointed Managing Director of the German Centre in Singapore in July 2011 after having been in Beijing since October Hotel bookings -Help with visa & driving license Please download our price list here. Aged 32 years, Höhn is a proven expert in Chinese markets and culture. Between October 2006 and March 2010, he held the position of Business Development Manager at the German Centre Beijing, supporting German companies in their efforts to establish their market activities in China. In spring 2010, he joined the Embassy of Luxembourg in Beijing as Economic Counsellor. Höhn was born in Moers in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. He studied at St. Gallen University and the College of Europe in Natolin, Poland, additionally spending twelve months at the Beijing Language and Culture University. Please note that due to the National Day Holiday, the German Centre Management Office will be closed from October 1st till October 7th, We wish you a great celebration and a nice holiday! Your German Centre Beijing Team Did you know... traveling in China? that during the National Day 2010 over 250 mio. people were According to data from the National Tourism Administration, 254 mio. Chinese traveled during the National Day around the country. The total tourist income was 116, 6 billion RMB, only Beijing alone had generated 6, 63 billion RMB of tourist income in those seven days.

2 German Centre Events: Tuesday, October 11th, 18th and 25th, :00 to 22:00h Because of the EXPO 2010, Shanghai became the most popular tourist destination. German Centre Football Contact us Friday, October 14th and 28th, :00 to 22:00h German Centre Badminton German Centre for Industry and Trade Beijing Co. Ltd Landmark Tower 2, Unit North Dongsanhuan Road Beijing People's Republic of China Tel.: /-20/-21 Fax beijing@germancentre.org.cn Tuesday, October 18th, :00 to 18:00h at German Centre Beijing Tuesday, October 25th, :00 to 10:30h at German Chamber of Commerce Special Seminar: Versicherungsschutz für Expats in China und ein Update zum Sozialversicherungsgesetz der VR China. Useful Links Find information about important institutions and organizations on our website: Thursday, October 20th, :30 to 18:00h Market access and Standardization Workshop. Focus on vehicles components and medical equipment. (in cooperation with Quality Partnership LLC) Events of the German-related community: Veranstaltung des Goethe Institut Peking Mehr Informationen hier Stiftung Mercator "Enlightenment in Dialogue" Mehr Informationen hier Evangelische und Katholische Gottesdienste der Deutschen Sprache in Peking Mehr Informationen hier Regelmäßige Veranstaltungen des Deutschsprachigen Clubs Peking Mehr Information hier Termine der Deutschen Botschaftsschule

3 Mehr Informationen hier Photo exhibition in Café Zarah. More information on Highlight of last month: : German Centre Hiking and BBQ trip. Sponsored by Sino German IT Consulting and TUI China. A rather wet but still enjoyable hiking trip brought us to Pinggu County, where we spent the day exploring the wild wall. The mystic atmosphere and lush greenery was a very relaxing break from the hectic city. After a tasty Chinese style barbecue at a villager we returned to Beijing. You can find a selection of our previous events on our website: Advertisement: Are you interested in putting your advertisement on the German Centre Newsletter? Please contact us for further information. German Centre Events: Tuesday, October 11th, 18th and 25th, :00 to 22:00h German Centre Football

4 Organiser: German Centre Beijing Place: Honglingjin Park (No. 5 Houbalizhuang, Chaoyang District, Beijing) Registration: Until each Monday Fee: 50 RMB Contact: Ms. Cheng cheng@germancentre.org.cn Tel /20/21 It's time to play football! Join us! A liability disclaimer needs to be signed for this event Friday, October 14th and 28th, :00 to 22:00h German Centre Badminton Organiser: German Centre Beijing Place: Dong Jiong Badminton Club Registration: Until each Thursday before, 12:00h Fee: Free of charge for German Centre Tenants Contact: Ms. Lin Lin@germancentre.org.cn Tel /20/21 Grab your racket and join the bi-monthly German Centre Beijing Badminton! Please sign up quickly as spots are limited. A liability disclaimer needs to be signed for this event. Please bring along your own badminton racket Tuesday, October 18th, :00 to 18:00h at German Centre Beijing Tuesday, October 25th, :00 to 10:30h at German Chamber of Commerce Special Seminar: Versicherungsschutz für Expats in China und ein Update zum Sozialversicherungsgesetz der VR China. Richtig versichert im Ausland? Worauf deutsche Expatriates im Ausland achten sollten. Als deutscher Expatriate in Peking ergeben sich viele Fragen bezüglich des Versicherungsschutzes. Welche Auswirkungen hat die aktuelle Entwicklung seitens der Sozialversicherung in der VR China auf Ihr Nettoeinkommen? Haben Sie ein optimales Versicherungspaket, das genau auf Ihre Bedürfnisse zugeschnitten ist? Welche Art von Versicherung z.b. Rentenversicherung, private Haftpflichtversicherung, Unfallversicherung etc. brauchen Sie neben der Krankenversicherung noch? Welche Vorsichtsmassnahmen müssen Sie treffen, wenn Sie zurück nach Deutschland gehen? Diese und andere Fragen werden am vom Hr. Walther John und Hr. Moritz Heidbüchel sowie am von Hr. Sven Janssen und Hr. Moritz Heidbüchel während dieses Seminars beantwortet. Dieses Seminar findet an zwei Terminen mit den gleichen Inhalten statt! Über die Sprecher: Moritz Heidbüchel arbeitet als Rechtsanwalt bei Beiten Burkhardt in Peking. Sein Tätigkeitsfeld umfasst die ausländischen Direktinvestitionen in China, China Outbound-Investitionen in Europa, sowie Arbeitsrecht und Baurecht. Er konzentriert sich insbesondere auf die Unterstützung der europäischen Kunden mit ihren Aktivitäten in China und berät chinesische Kunden beim Betreten des deutschen und europäischen Marktes. Moritz Heidbüchel studierte Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität Bayreuth und ist seit 2007 bei der deutschen Anwaltsvereinigung als Rechtsanwalt zugelassen. Nach seinem Studium an der Shanghai International Studies University (2001/2002) und Beijing Foreign Studies University (2007/2008), ist er als ein im Ausland zugelassener Anwalt in das China Ministry of Justice aufgenommen worden. Werner John ist Dipl. Kfm. und Geschäftsführer der E.I.C. Expatriates Insurance Consulting GmbH. Er war über 25 Jahre Geschäftsführer eines Versicherungs- Maklerbüros bzw. einer Generalagentur. Er ist seit 1989 im Bereich Personenversicherungen für deutsche Expatriats in China tätig und seit 2007 selbständig. Sven Janssen ist Versicherungsvertreter der Hofmann Versicherungsvermittlung GmbH. Die Hofmann Versicherungsvermittlungs GmbH berät seit über 30 Jahren im Ausland für multinationale Unternehmen arbeitende, deutsche Expatriates hinsichtlich ihres Versicherungspakets. Herr Janssen ist Experte für das Erstellen von maßgeschneiderten Versicherungspaketen. Sprache: Deutsch Teilnahme: German Chamber Member und German Centre Tenants: frei andere : RMB 100

5 Agenda : Meeting Room, German Centre for Industry and Trade (Landmark Tower II, 11th Floor) 8 North Dongsanhuan Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, ( 北京市朝阳区东三环北路 8 号, 亮马河大厦 2 座 1110 室, 北京德意志工商中心, ) 15:30-16:00h Registrierung 16:00-16:15h Präsentation Hr. Moritz Heidbüchel 16:15-17:15h Präsentation Hr. Werner John 17:15-18:00h Fragerunde Anmeldung für den : bis zum 17. Oktober, 2011 unter Agenda : Meeting Room, German Chamber of Commerce (Landmark Tower II, 8th Floor) 8 North Dongsanhuan Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, ( 北京市朝阳区东三环北路 8 号, 亮马河大厦 2 座 0811 室, 中国德国商会, ) 08:30-09:00h Registrierung 09:00-09:15h Präsentation Hr. Moritz Heidbüchel 09:15-09:45h Präsentation Hr. Sven Janssen 09:45-10:30h Fragerunde Registrierung für den : bis zum 24. Oktober, 2011 unter Kontakt: Ms. Ilka Ohlmer ohlmer.ilka@bj.china.ahk.de Bitte beachten: Sollten Sie nicht teilnehmen können, bitte denken Sie daran Ihre Reservierung 24 Stunden vor Veranstaltungsbeginn zu stornieren. Andernfalls werden Ihnen die Kosten der Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung in Rechnung gestellt Thursday, October 20th, :30 to 18:00h Market access and Standardization Workshop. Focus on vehicles components and medical equipment. (in cooperation with Quality Partnership LLC) Place: German Centre Meeting Room (11th Floor, Landmark Tower 2) Registration: Until Wednesday October 19th, 2011 Fee: for free Language: English Contact: Ms. Cheng Cheng@germancentre.org.cn Tel /20/21 Abstract: As attractive and gratifying as it may be, accessing the Chinese market is often a cumbersome process. Market access is heavily regulated and includes three to four thousand compulsory standards at national level only. This workshop will begin with an introduction to the China Compulsory Certification, China s main certification scheme, followed by two case studies of market access in China automotive components and medical devices. Vehicles components are subject to compulsory CCC certification in China. The CCC catalogue includes 19 sub-categories of products under Motor vehicles and safety parts, all subject to compulsory certification. Registration, evaluation, and approval of medical devices imported in China are conducted by the State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA). The SFDA classifies medical devices into three categories which are similar to the classification used in Europe. However, the classification of individual product may have difference between the EU and China. Both presentations will help the participants understand the process allowing a company to put its products on the Chinese market, based on current regulations but also on the practical experience of the featured experts. Agenda: 15:30 to 16:00h Registration 16:00 to 16:45h Introduction of Standardization in China 16:45 to 17:00h Coffee break 17:00 to 17:30h Workshops in two groups (medical and vehicle components)

6 17:30 to 18:00h Q&A Session About the speakers: Mr. Klaus Ziegler has been active in standardization, conformity assessment and certification in Asia for more than 14 years. Mr. Ziegler is a registered training management consultant and a registered lead auditor and certifier for quality and environmental management in Australia, UK and Germany. In 2006, Mr. Ziegler was appointed Seconded European Standardization Expert to China by the European standardization organizations CEN, CENELEC and ETSI and by the European Commission and EFTA. As such, he is mandated to foster cooperation between Europe and China in standardization and to support the European industry with standard related issues of market access to China. Mrs. Zhao Ying has spent more than thirty years working in the healthcare sector and certification. After providing her skills to the Chinese Ministry of Health for more than 15 years, she became responsible for market strategy planning at the International Medical Center of Beijing, before accessing various high positions in highly ranked Beijing-based private pharmaceutical companies. Since 2006 Mrs. Zhao also offers advisory services to companies in the health and pharmaceutical sectors in China. Mr. Rémi Orth honed his skills in Brussels, notably representing the industry amongst the European institutions with a strong focus on SMEs, ICT and standardization before specialising in market access for European companies in China, notably in the sector of automotive parts The German Centre Beijing is member of LBBW Group, member of the Savings Bank Financial Groups. Unsubscribe