SIPAC Chairman | Compliance Strategies for Offshore Manufacturing by Chinese Companies
In this insightful webinar, SIPAC Chairman, Robert Lewis provides an in-depth analysis of the compliance challenges and risks faced by Chinese companies engaged in offshore manufacturing, offering practical strategies and valuable insights.
Amid increasingly stringent trade sanctions and import restrictions, more and more Chinese companies are relocating their manufacturing bases overseas. However, in this process, companies must prioritize the protection of technology rights, product quality control, and brand value maintenance, taking concrete steps to ensure regulatory compliance and mitigate potential legal risks.
This session delves into the core aspects of offshore manufacturing compliance, including intellectual property protection strategies, quality management system development, and other crucial considerations. Drawing from nearly 40 years of legal practice experience and profound understanding of the Chinese market, Robert Lewis offers invaluable guidance to help companies successfully establish offshore manufacturing operations and navigate the complexities of globalization.
Whether you are a decision-maker in the manufacturing industry or a legal professional, this webinar promises to be highly informative, equipping you with the knowledge and tools to seize opportunities and address challenges in your company’s international development journey. Feel free to leave any questions or comments below the video, and we will do our best to address them.
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About SIPAC:
SIPAC was formally launched in March of 2023 and held its inaugural Sino-International Law Forum in Shanghai in November 2023, attended by nearly 250 leading lawyers from around the world and across China, including more than 40 foreign lawyers from leading independent law firms covering more than 50 jurisdictions around the world, nearly 100 senior in-house legal and compliance professionals from leading Chinese companies, and more than 100 lawyers from leading Red Circle law firms as well as lawyers included on the Ministry of Justice’s list of top 1000 cross-border lawyers in China. Given the unique nature of the event, attendance at the upcoming 2024 Sino International Law Forum, to be held in Shanghai on 14-15 November, is expected to increase as much as two-fold.
SIPAC and its comprehensive ecosystem of channel partners, including key quasi-governmental in-house counsel associations and leading outbound investment think tanks, legal know-how publishers and legal training platforms, are uniquely positioned to help promote the development of China’s international legal infrastructure, a key initiative promulgated at all levels of the Chinese government. As such, SIPAC is designed to address the entire China legal services market, including all in-house lawyers responsible for international legal affairs as well as lawyers in Chinese law firms engaged in cross-border legal matters on behalf of their Chinese clients.
SIPAC members currently include Tilleke & Gibbins, Al Tamimi & Company, Schellenberg Wittmer, HEUKING, ENS, Anderson Mori & Tomotsune, Marval O’Farrell Mairal, Moroğlu Arseven, Cruz Marcelo & Tenefrancia, Waselius, Carey, GZG, Soemadipradja & Taher, Peters & Peters, BUREN, and Lakatos, Köves and Partners, with numerous additional leading independent law firms expected to join as members and delegates at this year’s second annual Sino International Law Forum.
For more information, please contact SIPAC Chairman Robert Lewis.
Email: robert.lewis@sipac-network.com
Mobile: +86 1380 116 4471
WeChat: RobertDLewis
