全球化中国制造的美国营销战略

Are you thinking about bringing your consumer electronics product to overseas customers? Have you considered crowdfunding as a way to build your business in a new market?

Join us for a discussion with top U.S. marketing professionals who have helped Chinese companies sell more than $75M of products through crowdfunding. The panel will cover the common challenges, how to overcome them, and the best marketing channels to sell to Western customers.

Agenda:

6:00 - 7:00 | Meet the marketing professionals
7:00 - 8:00 | Keynote by Ben Bateman, Senior Director of Strategic Programs, Indiegogo

Panel discussion with top U.S. marketing professionals:

• Jeff Wu | Product Marketing Manager at RainFactory
• Julia Zhang | Co-founder, Digital Marketer at Lemore Labs
• Jim Fields | Co-founder, CEO at Relay Video

8:00 | Networking mixer with DayDayUp Covo and Wang Yuquan (王煜全)

Speaker bios:

Julia Zhang, Co-founder at Lemore Lab

Julia work closely with hardware startups in the US and China to help them gain attention, attract investors, and raise funds through crowdfunding. She's experienced in crowdfunding marketing and strategic paid media planning. Prior to Lemore Lab, Julia worked in global marketing consultancies including Hill&Knowlton and Racepoint Global.

Jeff Wu, Product Marketing Manager at RainFactory

As a long-time marketing enthusiast, Jeff received his MBA in marketing analytics from the University of Maryland. Specializing in cross-cultural marketing, he has worked both in China and in the U.S. - with Publicis Groupe in Shanghai and now with Rainfactory in the U.S. Jeff has launched 7 crowdfunding campaigns while at Rainfactory, including a number of multimillion dollar campaigns, including XGIMI's H1 projector, ONAGOfly's drone and crazybaby's Air wireless headphones.

Jim Fields, Founder at Relay Video

Jim is the founder of Relay Video, a creative production agency that specializes in creating stunning pieces of video content, both for disruptive startup businesses and large technology companies. Some of his notorious works include Ticwatch (Raised $1.8 million), COWABOT (raised $600000), VINCI (Raised $1 million) and other successful launches with Zerozero Hover Camera and Xiaomi.

Ben Bateman, Sr. Director, Strategic Programs at Indiegogo

Ben currently leads Indiegogo's China efforts. He has been a key player in building Indiegogo's hardware category, and now focuses on helping Asia-based companies launch products internationally through Indiegogo. Over the past two years he has worked with some of Indiegogo's largest campaigns including the Ubuntu Edge, JIBO, Axent Wear, and many more.

Questions? Email us at china@indiegogo.com