CDNetworks and Burson-Marstellar to present Webinar on Best Practices for Establishing Your Web Presence in China
CDNetworks and Burson-Marstellar to present Webinar on Best Practices for Establishing Your Web Presence in China
San Jose, California (PRWEB UK) 1 February 2012
CDNetworks, the only multinational content delivery network with local expertise and infrastructure in China and across six continents, today announced that Zaheer Nooruddin, Digital Chief Marketing Officer, Asia-Pacific, at Burson-Marsteller, will be a guest speaker and join CDNetworks Chief Operating Officer, Americas & EMEA, Jeff Kim, in a webinar to discuss challenges and best practices for multinational companies seeking to establish their Web presence in China.
The webinar is scheduled to take place at 7:00 a.m. Pacific (10:00 a.m. Eastern) on Monday, February 6, 2012. To register for the event, please click here.
About the Webinar
Hosted by the US-China Business Council, the discussion will center around the unprecedented opportunities in China and the proven methods organizations can employ to successfully expand their web business and brand equity into the largest Internet market in the world. In this webinar attendees will learn about:
China’s Internet landscape and market opportunities
Navigating the Great Firewall
Website regulatory and licensing challenges
Overcoming the Internet performance dilemma
eCommerce in China and what it means for multinational businesses
Website interfaces and the key considerations for Chinese audiences
China’s dynamic social media landscape
About the Speakers
Co-author of the upcoming book on international social media from Wiley & Sons, “The Social Media MBA: Your Competitive Edge in Social Media Strategy Development and Delivery”, Zaheer Nooruddin is Burson-Marsteller’s Digital CMO for the Asia-Pacific region. Zaheer is also the firm’s Lead Digital Strategist for Greater China and the head of D/BM – Burson-Marsteller’s integrated digital and social media offering in China.
Jeff Kim is COO for CDNetworks Americas & EMEA and is responsible for overall business operations. Jeff’s responsibilities include leading sales, service, marketing, service and support. Jeff has championed the development of CDNetworks’ Web Performance Suite, and in positioning CDNetworks as the trusted global advisor to enterprise companies with mission critical applications. As a CDN industry veteran, Jeff brings extensive experience in sales, service and marketing to the company’s leadership team. Prior to joining CDNetworks, Jeff was an executive at BitGravity, a HD video delivery network. Jeff helped start the CDN industry as an early employee of Akamai where he conceptualized, developed and launched products that revolutionized the space.
About CDNetworks
CDNetworks enables mission critical e-business in the world’s most challenging markets. CDNetworks’ unique position as the only multinational CDN with expertise and infrastructure in China, and other emerging markets, makes us a trusted technology and business advisor to more than 1,200 companies across the highly-competitive industries of software, travel, eCommerce, high tech, manufacturing, media, and gaming. Reliably delivering over-the-top performance anywhere in the world, CDNetworks helps businesses get closer to their end users without the limitations of hardware and private networks. Founded in 2000, CDNetworks has offices in the U.S., Korea, China, Japan, the UK, and France. For more information, please visit: http://www.cdnetworks.com.
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