China Logistics Real Estate Workgroup

Wednesday 15-Jul-09 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM AWST

Speaker: Stuart Ross, Head of Industrial, China
Jones Lang LaSalle

Osteria
226 Jinxian Road,
Shanghai China

Phone: 021-62568998

Details for "China Logistics Real Estate Workgroup"

We are pleased to invite you and your colleagues to join the China Supply Chain Council for a new Workgroup Discussion on Logistics Real Estate to be held on July 15 in Shanghai. The workshop will start with a lunch, then followed by a group discussion around the following topic:

China Industrial Market: Identify the drivers for 2009

Whilst there has been significant discussion about China's domestic led economy, our presentation will cover the key economic and market factors influencing this trend. We will discuss demand and supply trends for industrial facilities in China across logistics, manufacturing and business parks, and how the investment market is dealing with the pressure of lower overall occupier demand.

Why our workgroups are different?
- Unlike committees organized by other councils and chambers, this workgroup series is restricted to industrial and logistics executives from the property and real estate sectors. Vendors such as bankers, headhunters, IT/software or consultants are not allowed in these discussions.
- This workgroup series is also organized in an "informal" setting (e.g. selected quiet restaurants) where good food (and drinks) tend to foster discussion and openness between participants.

When: July 15, lunch 12:00 noon

Fee: Member: 100 RMB

Non Member: 200 RMB

Venue: Osteria

226 Jinxian Road, near South Shanxi Road
Phone: 021-62568998

Please register online, no email or phone calls please.

Speaker Stuart Ross

Stuart Ross, Head of Industrial, China, Jones Lang LaSalle

Stuart is responsible for the day to day operation of the China Industrial business, with a focus on growth across all specialized sectors of Industrial property, including Logistics, Manufacturing, Business Parks and Investment. Stuart coordinates these specialty teams via 60 dedicated industrial specialists throughout seven offices in northern, central and southern China for Jones Lang LaSalle. Focus is on delivering best practice in both transactional and other integrated services on behalf of private, government and institutional clients in China, and abroad.