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    制作商业计划英文作文范文 第一篇商业计划书英文Your business plan is very often the first impression potential investors get about your venture....

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    制作商业计划英文作文范文 第一篇

    商业计划书英文

    Your business plan is very often the first impression potential investors get about your venture. But even if you have a great product, team, and customers, it could also be the last impression the investor gets if you make any of these avoidable mistakes.

    INVESTORS see thousands of business plans each year, even in this down market. Apart from a referral from a trusted source, the business plan is the only basis they have for deciding whether or not to invite an entrepreneur to their offices for an initial meeting.

    With so many opportunities, most investors simply focus on finding reasons to say no. They reason that entrepreneurs who know what they are doing will not make fundamental mistakes. Every mistake counts against you.

    This article shows you how to avoid the most common errors found in business plans.

    Content Mistakes

    Failing to relate to a true pain

    Pain comes in many flavors: my computer network keeps crashing; my accounts receivable cycle is too long; existing treatments for a medical condition are ineffective; my tax returns are too hard to prepare. Businesses and consumers pay good money to make pain go away.

    You are in business to get paid for making pain go away.

    Pain, in this setting, is synonymous with market opportunity. The greater the pain, the more widespread the pain, and the better your product is at alleviating the pain, the greater your market potential.

    A well written business plan places the solution firmly in the context of the problem being solved.

    Value inflation

    Phrases like “unparalleled in the industry;” “unique and limited opportunity;” or “superb returns with limited capital investment” - taken from actual documents - are nothing but assertions and hype.

    Investors will judge these factors for themselves. Lay out the facts - the problem, your solution, the market size, how you will sell it, and how you will stay ahead of competitors - and lay off the hype.

    Trying to be all things to all people

    Many early-stage companies believe that more is better. They explain how their product can be applied to multiple, very different markets, or they devise a complex suite of products to bring to a market.

    Most investors prefer to see a more focused strategy, especially for very early stage companies: a single, superior product that solves a troublesome problem in a single, large market that will be sold through a single, proven distribution strategy.

    That is not to say that additional products, applications, markets, and distribution channels should be discarded - instead, they should be used to enrich and support the highly focused core strategy.

    You need to hold the story together with a strong, compelling core thread. Identify that, and let the rest be supporting characters.

    No go-to-market strategy

    Business plans that fail to explain the sales, marketing, and distribution strategy are doomed.

    The key questions that must be answered are: who will buy it, why, and most importantly, how will you get it to them?

    You must explain how you have already generated customer interest, obtained pre-orders, or better yet, made actual sales - and describe how you will leverage this experience through a cost-effective go-to-market strategy.

    “We have no competition”

    No matter what you may think, you have competitors. Maybe not a direct competitor - in the sense of a company offering an identical solution - but at least a substitute. Fingers are a substitute for a spoon. First class mail is a substitute for e-mail. A coronary bypass is a substitute for an angioplasty.

    Competitors, simply stated, consist of everybody pursuing the same customer dollars.

    To say that you have no competition is one of the fastest ways you can get your plan tossed - investors will conclude that you do not have a full understanding of your market.

    The “Competition” section of your business plan is your opportunity to showcase your relative strengths against direct competitors, indirect competitors, and substitutes.

    Besides, having competitors is a good thing. It shows investors that a real market exists.

    Too long

    Investors are very busy, and do not have the time to read long business plans. They also favor entrepreneurs who demonstrate the ability to convey the most important elements of a complex idea with an economy of words.

    An ideal executive summary is no more than 1-3 pages. An ideal business plan is 20-30 pages (and most investors prefer the lower end of this range).

    Remember, the primary purpose of a fund-raising business plan is to motivate the investor to pick up the phone and invite you to an in-person meeting. It is not intended to describe every last detail.

    Document the details elsewhere: in your operating plan, R&D plan, marketing plan, white papers, etc.

    Too technical

    Business plans - especially those authored by people with scientific backgrounds - are often packed with too many technical details and scientific jargon.

    Initially, investors are interested in your technology only in terms of how it:

    solves a really big problem that people will pay for;

    is significantly better than competing solutions;

    can be protected through patents or other means; and

    can be implemented on a reason-able budget.

    All of these questions can be answered without a highly technical discussion of how your product works. The details will be reviewed by experts during the due diligence process.

    Keep the business plan simple. Document the technical details in separate white papers.

    No risk analysis

    Investors are in the business of balancing risks versus rewards. Some of the first things they want to know are what are the risks inherent in your business, and what has been done to mitigate these risks.

    The key risks of entrepreneurial ventures include:

    Market risks: Will people actually buy what you have to sell? Will you need to create a major change in consumer behavior?

    Technology risks: Can you actually deliver what you say you can? On budget and on time?

    Operational risks: What can go wrong in the day-to-day operations of the company? What can go wrong with manufacturing and customer support?

    Management risks: Can you attract and retain the right team? Can your team actually pull this off? Are you prepared to step aside and let somebody else take over if necessary?

    Legal risks: Is your intellectual property truly protected? Are you infringing on another company's patents? If your solution does not work, can you limit your liability?

    This is, of course, just a partial list of risks.

    Even though you may feel that the risks are negligible, potential investors will feel otherwise unless you demonstrate that you have given a lot of thought to what can go wrong and have taken prudent steps to mitigate these risks.

    Poorly organized

    Your idea should flow in a nice, organized fashion. Each section should build logically on the previous section, without requiring the reader to know something that is presented later in the plan.

    Although there is no single “correct” business plan structure, one successful structure is as follows:

    Executive Summary: This is a brief, 1 to 3 page summary of everything that follows in the plan. It should be a stand-alone document, as many readers will make their initial decision based on the executive summary alone. This should usually be written last; otherwise, you have nothing to summarize!

    Background: If you are in a highly specialized field, you should provide some background in layman terms since most investors will not have advanced degrees in your field.

    Market Opportunity: Describe how businesses and consumers are suffering, and how much they are willing to pay for a solution.

    Products or Services: Describe what you do, and how your solution fits into the market opportunity.

    Market Traction: Describe how you have succeeded in attracting customers, marketing and distribution partnerships, and other alliances that demonstrate that experts in your market are betting on your solution.

    Competitive Analysis: Identify your direct and indirect competitors, and describe how your solution is better.

    Distribution and Marketing Strategy: Describe how you will go to market, how you will price your products, etc.

    Risk Analysis: Identify major sources of risks, and describe how you are mitigating them.

    Milestones: Showcase a strong past track record, and describe key checkpoints for the future.

    Company and Management: Provide the basic facts about your company - where and when you incorporated, where you are located, and brief biographies of your core team.

    Financials: Provide summaries of your P&L and cash flows, and the assumptions used to come up with these. Also describe your funding needs, how you will use the proceeds, and possible exit strategies for investors.

    As stated earlier, there is no “right” structure - you will need to experiment to find the one that best suits your business.

    Your business plan is very often the first impression potential investors get about your venture. But even if you have a great product, team, and customers, it could also be the last impression the investor gets if you make any of these avoidable mistakes.

    Financial Model Mistakes

    Forgetting Cash

    Revenues are not cash. Gross margins are not cash. Profits are not cash. Only cash is cash.

    For example, suppose you sell something this month for $100, and it cost you $60 to make it. But you have to pay your suppliers within 30 days, while the buyer probably won't pay you for at least 60 days.

    In this case, your revenue for the month was $100, your profit for the month was $40, and your cash flow for the month was zero. Your cash flow for the transaction will be negative $60 next month when you pay your suppliers.

    Although this example may seem trivial, very slight changes in the timing difference between cash receipt and disbursement - just a couple of weeks - can bankrupt your business.

    When you build your financial model, make sure that your assumptions are realistic so that you raise sufficient capital.

    Lack of Detail

    Your financials should be constructed from the bottom-up, and then validated from the top-down.

    A bottom-up model starts with details such as when you expect to make certain sales, or when you expect to hire specific employees.

    Top-down validation means that you examine your overall market potential and compare that to the bottom-up revenue projections.

    Round numbers - like one million in R&D expenses in Year 2, and two million in Year 3 - are a sure sign that you do not have a bottom-up model.

    Unrealistic financials

    Only a very small handfull of companies achieve $100 million or more in sales only five years after founding.

    Projecting much more than that will not be credible, and will get your business plan canned faster than almost anything else.

    On the other hand, a business with only $25 million in revenues after five years will be too small to interest serious investors.

    Financial forecasts are a litmus test of your understanding of how venture capitalists think.

    If you have a realistic basis for projecting $50-100 million in Year 5, you are probably a good candidate for venture financing. Otherwise, you should probably look elsewhere.

    Insufficient financial projections

    Basic financial projections consist of three fundamental elements: Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow Statements. All of these must conform to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP.

    Investors generally expect to see five years of projections. Of course, nobody can see five years into the future. Investors primarily want to see the thought process you employ to create long-term projections.

    A good financial model will also include sensitivity analyses, showing how your projected results will change if your assumptions turn out to be incorrect. This allows both you and the investor to identify the assumptions that can have a material effect on your future performance, so that you can focus your energies on validating those assumptions.

    They should also include benchmark comparisons to other companies in your industry - things like revenues per employee, gross margin per employee, gross margin as a percentage of revenues, and various expense ratios (general and administrative, sales and marketing, research and development, and operations as a percentage of total operating expenses).

    Conservative assumptions

    Nobody ever believes that assumptions are conservative, even if they truly are.

    Develop realistic assumptions that you can support, refrain from using the words “conservative” or “aggressive” in your plan, and leave it at that.

    Offering a valuation

    Many business plans err by stating that their company is worth a certain amount. How do you know? The value of a company is determined by the market - by what others are willing to pay - and unless you are in the business of buying, selling, or investing in companies, you probably don't have an acute sense of what the market will bear.

    If you name a price, one of two things can happen: (a) your price is too high, and investors will toss your plan; or (b) your price is too low, and investors will take advantage of you. Both are bad.

    The purpose of the business plan is to tell your story in the most compelling manner possible so that investors will want to go to the next step. You can always negotiate the price later.

    Stylistic Mistakes

    Poor spelling and grammar

    If you make silly mistakes in your business plan, what does that say about how you run your business?

    Use your spelling and grammar checkers, get other people to edit the plan, do whatever it takes to purge embarrassing errors.

    Too repetitive

    All too often, a plan covers the same points over and over. A well-written plan should cover key points only twice: once, briefly, in the executive summary, and again, in greater detail, in the body of the plan.

    Appearance matters

    At any point in time, an investor has dozens if not hundreds of plans waiting to be read. Get to the top of the pile by making sure that the cover is attractive, the binding is professional, the pages are well laid out, and the fonts are large enough to be easily read.

    On the other hand, don't go too far - you don't want to give the impression that you are all style and no substance.

    Execution Mistakes

    Waiting until too late

    The capital formation process takes a long time. In general, count on 6 months to a year from the time you start writing the plan until the time the money is in the bank.

    Don't put it off. Your management team should be prepared to invest about 500 hours into the plan. If you are too busy building your product, company, or customers (which is arguably a better use of your time), consider outsourcing the development of the business plan.

    Failing to seek outside review

    Make sure that you have at least a few people review your plan before you send it out - preferably people who understand your market, sales and distribution strategies, the VC market, etc.

    Your plan may look perfect to you and your team, but that's probably because you've been staring at it for months.

    Good, objective reviews from outsiders with a fresh perspective can save you from myopia.

    Overtweaking

    You could spend countless hours tweaking your plan in the pursuit of perfection.

    A lot of this time would be better spent working on your product, company, and customers.

    At some point, you need to pull the trigger and get the plan out in front of a few investors.

    If the reaction is positive, and they want to move forward, great.

    If the reaction is negative (assuming that the investor was a good fit to begin with), then you may have been heading down the wrong path. Get feedback from a couple of investors, and if a general consensus emerges, go back and refine your plan.

    Conclusion

    It's a tough investment climate, but good ideas backed by good teams and good business plans are still getting funded.

    Give yourself the best possible chance by avoiding these simple mistakes.

    制作商业计划英文作文范文 第二篇

    In applying for a student visa and in the process, often will be asked to write a study plan ( study plan ), many foreign friends often not clear study plan and personal statement ( personal statement ) difference and style of writing, the author has long been engaged in student writing, due to the combination of their own experience, introduce the learning program the writing of the book.

    Generally the study plan can be submitted to fall into two categories, both to the embassy for visa, or apply for admission to the school is by the. To apply for school programs from the essence and the personal statement is the same type of instruments, about the school application category learning plan can refer to a personal statement of the article, this article mainly introduces the submission of the embassy visa with a study plan.

    制作商业计划英文作文范文 第三篇

    商业计划书英文

    business plan

    成都.万汇投资管理有限公司 (86)027 87292815

    table of contents

    executive summary..........................

    management..................................

    history...........................

    description.............

    objectives..................................

    competitors................................

    competitive advantages...................

    innovation..................................

    pricing..................................

    specific markets..................................

    growth strategy....................................

    market size and share..........................

    targeting new markets.......................

    location..................................

    manufacturing plan................................

    research & development......................

    historical financial data........................

    proforma financial data.........................

    proforma balance sheet.........................

    cost control..................................

    effects of loan or investment...............

    attachments..................................

    executive summary

    was formed as a in in , by in response to the following market conditions:

    opportunities exist in .

    the need for use of efficient distribution and financial methods in these overlooked markets.

    have several customers who are willing to place large within the next three months.

    several other prospective have expressed serious interest in doing business within six months.

    previously owned a company that was active in the widget markets. over the past few years i spent much time studying ways to improve overall performance and increase profits. this plan is a result of that study.

    the basic components of this plan are:

    1. competitive pricing

    2. expand the markets

    3. increased advertising

    4. lower our unit costs,

    5. thereby achieving higher profits.

    1. sign contracts

    2. increased advertising

    3. increase office staff

    objectives

    long term

    believes very strongly in technical, financial, business and moral excellence. to secure a stable future for all those connected with we have set the following long term goals:

    present market is estimated at $xxx. our goal for market share is xx%.

    we want to be considered by our peers to be the market leader in sales as evidenced by:

    trade industry awards

    high end of scale in financial ratios

    major market share

    technical excellence (awards, honors, etc.)

    community involvement (rotary, united way, etc.)

    short term

    market share goals -

    1. first year xx%

    2. second year xx%

    3. third year xx%

    4. fourth year xx%

    costs through acquisition of new plant and equipment. increase productivity by investing in employee training and education.

    1. budget for complete computer training for appropriate applications.

    2. set up, maintain] employee benefit program for continuing college education.

    3. budget for necessary seminars and/or continuing job-specific education.

    4. maintain state-of-the-art accounting system for careful tracking.

    5. monthly reports on financial status vis-a-vis the industry.

    6. aggressive recruitment of the best technical staff in the industry.

    7. support company involvement in various local and national charity events.

    制作商业计划英文作文范文 第四篇

    【CLASSIFIED】BUSINESS PLANFORMedical device Registration Consultant, Agents of NICC Infant Catheter and Insulin NeedlesBeijing JRJ Science and Technology Co. LtdAPRIL 20_Secrecy Articles This classified Business Plan belongs to the Beijing JRJ Science and Technology Co. Ltd. It is only available to the investors that signed the letter of investment intent. And the accepter is regarded to acquaint himself with and keep the promises below when he receives this scheme:1、 As soon as the accepter is sure not to participate in the project described in the scheme, he must return the scheme 、Without the present permission from the Beijing JRJ Science and Technology Co. Ltd., the accepter won't copy or fax or spread the whole or part of the scheme 、The accepter keeps the scheme and its content as his own classified docu is a commercial financing scheme, not a one for sale or purchase Enterprise(seal):Beijing JRJ Science and Technology Co. LtdProject principal:Jia ShiyongDate:April 18th, 20_linkman: Jia ShiyongPost and rank General ManagerPhone code 86-10-88110137,13910762029Fax numberWebsite jiashy@. Room 509, No1. Building, Enji Zhuang, Haidian District, Beijing, ChinaPost code 100036TABLE OF ConTENTSCHAPTER 1 PROJECT BACKGROUND 4CHAPTER 2 INTRODUCTION OF COMPANY AND ITS BUSINESS BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE COMPANY MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE KEY STAFF MANAGERS MAIN PRODUCTS SUCCESSFUL CLIENTS FINANCIAL ConDITIONS ASSETS AND DEBTS OUTSTANDING BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENTS KEY RESOURCES & ADVANTAGES DEVELOPING STRATEGY 10CHAPTER 3 MAIN PRODUCTS REGISTRATION ConSULTANT AND AGENT OF MEDICAL DEVICES FOR NATIVE AND FOREIGN CLIENTS CHINESE AGENTS OF ADVANCED MEDICAL DEVICES FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES AGENT OF INSULIN NEEDLES NICC INFANT CATHETER AGENT OTHER PRODUCTS IN NEGOTIATION 13CHAPTER 4 ANALYSIS OF THE INDUSTRY AND MARKETING ConDITION MEDICAL DEVICE AND CATHETER INDUSTRY ANALYSIS SURVEY OF THE NATIonAL MEDICAL DEVICE IN TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET ConDITION SUMMARY OF THE INTERNATIonAL IMPLATABLE TPU CATHETER DOMESTIC MEDICAL DEVICES AND CATHETERS MARKET PRESENTATION DOMESTIC MEDICAL DEVICES MARKET PRESENTATION OF DOMESTIC MEDICAL CATHETER MARKET TREND OF THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL DEVICE AND ONE-TIME-USE MEDICAL PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS OF MARKET ConDITION FOR OUR PRODUCTS DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MEDICAL DEVICES REGISTRATION AGENT AND SERVICE FOR THE QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFICATION MARKET ANALYSIS OF DOMESTIC INSULIN NEEDLE MARKET ANALYSIS OF THE NICC INFANT CATHETER ANAESTHESIA AND BREATH SYSTEM SUCTION CATHETER,RECOVER DEVICES OF BRAIN PARALYSIS SUMMARY OF MARKET ANALYSIS 19CHAPTER 5 COMPETITION STRATEGY AND MARKETING PLANNING OF RELEVANT PRODUCTS DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN REGISTRATION AGENT OF MEDICAL DEVICES AND THE QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFICATION SERVICE STRATEGY CHOICE FOR THE PRODUCT MARKET PROMOTION PLANNING BUSINESS PLANNING INSULIN NEEDLES MARKET STRATEGY MARKET PLANNING NICC INFANT CATHETER PROJECT MARKET STRATEGY AND THE EXECUTING SALES PLANNING SALES PLANNING OF OTHER PRODUCTS 22CHAPTER 6 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS THE USING OF FINANCIAL FUND THE NEXT FIVE YEARS INCOME AND PROFIT ESTIMATE 20_-20_ INCOME ESTIMATE 20_-20_ PROFIT ESTIMATE FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ATTACHED CHART 24CHAPTER 7 FUNDING AND WITHDRAWING SELECTING THE FIXED RETURN FUNDING INVESTMENT WITHDRAWING PLAN 26CHAPTER 8 ANALYSIS OF RISK RISK ANALYSIS RISK ConTROL 27CHAPTER 9 SUMM。

    制作商业计划英文作文范文 第五篇

    In applying for a student visa and in the process, often will be asked to write a study plan ( study plan ),

    many foreign friends often not clear study plan and personal statement ( personal statement ) difference and style of writing, the author has long been engaged in student writing, due to the combination of their own experience, introduce the learning program the writing of the book.

    Generally the study plan can be submitted to fall into two categories, both to the embassy for visa, or apply for admission to the school is by the.

    To apply for school programs from the essence and the personal statement is the same type of instruments, about the school application category learning plan can refer to a personal statement of the article, this article mainly introduces the submission of the embassy visa with a study plan.

    Europe and the United States, especially immigrants from countries, such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada and other countries for international student visa time are often asked to provide learning plan, learning through plan to convince the visa officer to know your background,

    choose to study professional motivational conditions, select the country for foreign students, and a clear future study schedule, occupation purpose and reason, audits of your other materials to decide whether to send you the visa studying abroad, so learning plan is a key document.

    In general, the learning plan needs to include the following contents:

    1si-mp-le descriptions of their learning experience, professional background and working experience;

    2 descriptions of their further study motives and why to choose the country, the University and the professional;

    3 detailed study schedule;

    4 introduction of foreign funds required and sources;

    5for future occupation goal elaboration, returned to reason.

    Study plan on the style and structure of the article and the personal statement is very different, do not need too much personal and emotional description, but should be clear and si-mp-le structure, tight logic,

    the facts clearly related arguments were strong, credible, returning reason to be very full, and absolutely not and the applicant's other material contradiction.

    On the study plan in document writing, can and other sites to get help.

    As a result of the embassy staff every day to deal with a large number of documents, so learning plan must not write too long, generally should not exceed 800 words,

    and a preferably only one paragraph, paragraph before adding titles, such as My Choice of University of Toronto in Canada, My career objective, in order to the embassy staff to you a content of the central idea of stick out a mile.

    Your pa-pe-r should be very legible, cannot let the embassy staff from your text“ mining” you“ potential” content.

    Study plan is the emphasis of future occupation plan and returned to reason, through this part of the embassy to tell you to go to the country after the students, are able to your occupation development good help, and there is a credible argument for returned.

    Although the requirement study plan country often is a country of immigrants, but as a result of your visa application for study, so the study plan must eliminate any of your immigration tendency.

    Reasons for returning to be with your personal background and family circumstances give a reasonable explanation, has many years of experience as a businemanager to obtain New Zealand master's of BusineAdministration program admission,

    then clarifies his occupation goal is to return to China to become a Multi-National Corporation of high level managers, and he in China for many years of accumulated customer resources and social ring is a very valuable asset, this is very tough and reasonable a reason.

    Of particular note is, study plan concerning the reasons for returning to the place of facts, not arbitrarily invent, at work, in this pa-pe-r the authors encountered by customers due to。

    英文商业计划书范【2】

    In applying for a student visa and in the process, often will be asked to write a study plan ( study plan ), many foreign friends often not clear study plan and personal statement ( personal statement ) difference and style of writing,

    the author has long been engaged in student writing, due to the combination of their own experience, introduce the learning program the writing of the book.

    Generally the study plan can be submitted to fall into two categories, both to the embassy for visa, or apply for admission to the school is by the.

    To apply for school programs from the essence and the personal statement is the same type of instruments, about the school application category learning plan can refer to a personal statement of the article, this article mainly introduces the submission of the embassy visa with a study plan.

    Europe and the United States, especially immigrants from countries, such as Australia, New Zealand,

    Canada and other countries for international student visa time are often asked to provide learning plan, learning through plan to convince the visa officer to know your background, choose to study professional motivational conditions,

    select the country for foreign students, and a clear future study schedule, occupation purpose and reason, audits of your other materials to decide whether to send you the visa studying abroad, so learning plan is a key document.

    In general, the learning plan needs to include the following contents:

    1si-mp-le descriptions of their learning experience, professional background and working experience;

    2 descriptions of their further study motives and why to choose the country, the University and the professional;

    3 detailed study schedule;

    4 introduction of foreign funds required and sources;

    5for future occupation goal elaboration, returned to reason.

    Study plan on the style and structure of the article and the personal statement is very different,

    do not need too much personal and emotional description, but should be clear and si-mp-le structure, tight logic, the facts clearly related arguments were strong, credible, returning reason to be very full, and absolutely not and the applicant's other material contradiction.

    On the study plan in document writing, can and other sites to get help.

    As a result of the embassy staff every day to deal with a large number of documents, so learning plan must not write too long, generally should not exceed 800 words,

    and a preferably only one paragraph, paragraph before adding titles, such as My Choice of University of Toronto in Canada, My career objective, in order to the embassy staff to you a content of the central idea of stick out a mile.

    Your pa-pe-r should be very legible, cannot let the embassy staff from your text“ mining” you“ potential” content.

    Study plan is the emphasis of future occupation plan and returned to reason, through this part of the embassy to tell you to go to the country after the students, are able to your occupation development good help, and there is a credible argument for returned.

    Although the requirement study plan country often is a country of immigrants, but as a result of your visa application for study, so the study plan must eliminate any of your immigration tendency.

    Reasons for returning to be with your personal background and family circumstances give a reasonable explanation,

    has many years of experience as a businemanager to obtain New Zealand master's of BusineAdministration program admission,

    then clarifies his occupation goal is to return to China to become a Multi-National Corporation of high level managers, and he in China for many years of accumulated customer resources and social ring is a very valuable asset, this is very tough and reasonable a reason.

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