Doing business in China – about relationships and subtleties
Challenge Steel has quickly risen to become one of the biggest importers of fabricated structural steel from China.
Company director Annie Govan says two things are absolutely essential to doing business in China – building relationships and understanding the many subtleties that come with the Chinese culture.
Actively involved in several businesses in China, a few years ago Mrs Govan and husband Bert founded
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 13 Jan 2017
Fri, 13 Jan 2017
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