Nordic Businet Shanghai is a non-profit network for professional women in Shanghai with managerial experience from working both in the Nordic countries as well as in China.
The network provides networking connections and events that support, enrich and inspire Nordic business women in Shanghai to grow professionally and personally.
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Free App collecting all expat bloggers in Shanghai and connecting them with readers in an easy & fun way. For insider tips on Healthy Lifestyle, F&B, Fashion, Travel and the general expat life in Shanghai. Launched by a Dane in 2015.
Their mission is to explore, attract, and motivate children to play soccer in Shanghai. Their aim is to be the best and give the talents the best soccer education in China. They have the best facilities in Shanghai, world class soccer programs after top european standards, top coaches with UEFA approved soccer coaching license, and at their academy they can provide the optimum technical, tactical, psychical and mental development program for our players in every age groups.
They run programs in Puxi as well in Pudong, so their aim of fulfilling potential, achieving greatness, creating joy, and developing winners can be done no matter where the kids live in Shanghai.
Magazine covering Scandinavian residents in Southeast Asia. The magazine is distributed free of charge in the entire region to all Danish, Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish companies on their business address and individuals and their families on their home address.
The Nordic Centre in Shanghai is a joint-venture between Fudan University, The Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS) and 27 universitites from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. It is a meeting place for Nordic and Chinese scholars and students.
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Living in China and you want your child to learn Danish? Now there is a new on-line tool available for Danes living outside Denmark, where your child can learn Danish on-line at weekly sessions.
Located in Suzhou, a city known as “the paradise on earth”, China Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP) is an important economic cooperation project between Chinese and Singapore government. It’s around 80km from Shanghai and has been well linked by highway and railway. The jurisdiction area is 288 sq km with a planned residential population of 1.2 million. Up to now, SIP has attracted more than 4900 foreign-invested enterprises, including 86 Fortune 500 MNCs investing 137 projects and over 18000 domestic companies. Danish companies in SIP: Asia Base, Carl F. International, GPV, Grundfos, Heco, Nilfisk, Rosti.
Xuzhou is located in the northwestern part of Jiangsu Province with 2 1/2 hours with high speed rail to either Beijing or Shanghai and 1 hour to Nanjing. XEDZ boasts among equipment manufacturing, alternative energy, bio-pharmaceutical and electronic industries. International companies established in XEDZ are Caterpillar, Saint-Gobain and ThyssenKrupp. Danish companies established in XEDZ: Vestas, Jensen, Haarslev and Vink.
Ningbo is located 2 1/2 hours drive south of Shanghai across the Hangzhou Bay Bridge. NIP consist of both NIP assambly facilities and NIP Business Center. Being a full service and facility provider they support Nordic businesses entering China. With a combined management experience of more than 40 years NIP has supported more than 50 international companies establishing themselves in China and starting-up operations here. Danish companies establised in NIP: Atlas Incinerators, Barker Joergensen, Dali, Den-Jet, Hagens Springs, Hentech Solutions, Lemvigh-Muller, Logitrans, Mita Teknik, Naesby Maskinfabrik/NMF, AH Industries, Invactor, NCO, RMG Steel, Tajco and Union Engineering.