At this point is taking baby steps to prevent itself from growing at a more rapid pace than they are ready for. Paulson is bringing some muscle with him to China, from his cabinet members to key players from major U.S. corporations.

The goal is to spark business between the U.S. and China, but focusing on the major U.S. Corporations and not the small to middle market U.S. companies.

NAMC Worldwide has just opened up offices in Beijing China to bridge the gap between small to middle market companies in the United States and China.

This bridge is necessary for such companies because the spotlight is on U.S. major corporations, which means that they will reap the rewards from increased business in China, the smaller companies firstly do not have the inroads in China to build strong ties and its a difficult thing to develop.

So will business grow between the U.S. and China? this is no doubt but NAMC is making sure that smaller players are not left out of the equation.

Trade Delegations as well as business conferences that focus on small and middle market U.S. companies building strong relationships in China.

We believe that this will be instrumental in additional business between China and the U.S. being done and trade relations growing.

I welcome feedback from U.S. companies on this topic, either here or you can visit www.namcworldwide.com for additional information.

Steve Burke
NAMC Worldwide