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A Successful Launch
In the mid and late June 2002, PennWell and CEAC decided on setting up a joint venture to co-operate "Cleanrooms China 2002" in Shanghai Pudong Shangri-La Hotel on August 5-6, 2002. The first contamination control conference and exhibition held by the Cleanrooms Group was extremely successful.
Shanghai International Convention Center
Shanghai International Convention Center, also known as the Oriental Riverside Hotel, is the first and the only hotel categorized as a 5-star Convention Hotel in Pudong. Located in the heart of Lujia zui?Shanghai's Financial & Trade Zone and southwest to the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, it is accessible from all parts of the city with various modern transportations. The '99 Fortune Global Forum, 2001 APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting, North Korea Delegation, 35th Asian Development Bank Board Meeting and the seventh regular meeting between Chinese premier and his Russian counterpart were held in hotel with great success.
Invest In Your Company's Future in China
Now is the time for your company to join the CleanRooms Group in its second contamination control trade show and exhibition in China, a joint venture in coordination with the U.S. Commercial Service of American Consulate General in Shanghai, the Shanghai Science and Technology Department of City Government, and China Electronics Appliance Corporation. This conference and exhibition is designed to help cleanroom technology suppliers break into the largest potential market in the world.
Consider these facts on the future of the Chinese market:
With its 1.2 billion consumers, the availability of a highly educated work force and its admission into the World Trade Organization (WTO), China is undoubtedly the world?s next manufacturing haven.
The speed at which China is developing continues to boggle the business world. Driven by its quickly expanding information, communication technologies and rapid adaptation to the Internet, China has grown a $7 billion semiconductor market showing annual growth of 37%.
Following this trend, China is expected to become the world?s second largest IC market after the US by 2010. According to data from the CCID-MRD, a governmental research firm, China is expecting to have 40 fabs up and running in the next nine years.
With Taiwan easing its ban on companies wishing to do business in China, many industry experts are predicting an increase in new fab construction in 2002 and 2003.
During the two-day event, exhibitors will take part in a world-class event while an assembly of the world?s top cleanroom technology educators will present conference sessions to a diverse group of contamination control professionals. These attendees are the end users who represent China's burgeoning semiconductor, pharmaceutical, food, hospital and aerospace markets.
The professionals involved in the contamination control industry whom we bring together include:
- Facilities and Safety Engineers
- Group Research and Development Directors and Managers
- Purchasing Managers
- HVAC Engineers
- Design and Mechanical Engineers
- Specialized Architectural Consultants
- Senior and Corporate Business Managers
- University and Research Scientists
- Suppliers and Distributors
- Chemical and Process Engineers
- Manufacturing/Production Engineers
- Contamination Control Engineers
- Hospital and clinical laboratory scientists
- Infection Control Specialists |
