Though Singapore is a small island nation, it has become an economic powerhouse and a major global business hub. Seen as a safe, thriving and efficient entry point to the Asian market, Singapore is perennially ranked by the World Bank as one of the easiest places to do business. Bruce Brown, retired Chief Technology Officer at Procter & Gamble, and Clark Schaefer Hackett provided an informative discussion on the opportunities and pitfalls of doing business in Singapore.
Topics Include:
- Singapore’s business, economic and political climate
- Why it is considered a springboard to Asian markets
- Key opportunities for North American businesses
- Challenges of doing business in Singapore
- The tax implications for U.S. companies investing in Singapore
- How to minimize risk while meeting your business goals
