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Lawrence Delson

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Lawrence Delson Mr. Delson has more than twenty-five years of international trade experience in China and Taiwan. He is the founder of his own import/export and consulting business. The consulting aspect of his company assists U.S. small business entering into and overcoming the hurdles of the China market. Mr. Delson also consults for Chinese trade associations and quasi government agencies. Mr. Delson is a member of the New York District Export Council. He speaks, reads and writes fluent Mandarin and has lived both in China and Taiwan. Mr. Delson is adjunct associate professor at New York University's School of professional and Continuing Studies and is a lecturer at the State University of New York's Fashion Institute of Technology. At NYU, he authored the course "Doing Business in China". He is a frequent speaker to various business, academic and civic institutions including The China Institute, Columbia University, the Fashion Institute of Technology's Talking Trade events, New York University and the Confucian Institute of Business (SUNY) on topics in international trade and the business environment in China. He is an expert contributor to research organizations and publications including such recent studies as the Big Think Knowledge Network's study of China's economic outlook and On the Front Line's Doing Business in China. Mr. Delson holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Clark University and a Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. EFTA01110408

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