What is Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association? Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association Review, Features

Shenzhen Cross-Border E-Commerce Association (English name: Shenzhen Cross-Border E-Commerce Association) was established on May 20, 2014. It is a local social organization established by 52 enterprises engaged in cross-border e-commerce business voluntarily applying for it and approved by the Administration of Civil Society Organizations. Its business activities are supervised and managed by the Administration of Civil Society Organizations. The association is committed to creating an atmosphere of fair competition and strengthening mutual cooperation among enterprises. Through the joint efforts of the government and enterprises, it will achieve rapid and sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce, guide enterprises to establish a sunny and convenient trading channel for import and export business under the B2C transaction model to drive imports, encourage exports, promote the pace of economic transformation and upgrading, and create a unified, open, competitive and orderly cross-border e-commerce market environment. The association is a local, industry and non-profit social organization voluntarily formed by Shenzhen cross-border e-commerce enterprises and related service enterprises registered in accordance with the law.

Background of the Association

Shenzhen has the largest import and export port in China, and is also the earliest and most developed city in China for cross-border e-commerce. In 2010, Shenzhen's foreign trade B2C transaction volume exceeded US$1 billion, accounting for 50%-60% of the total foreign trade B2C transaction volume in China. On various third-party foreign trade platforms, the contribution of sellers from Shenzhen accounts for more than 1/3 to 1/2.

China's cross-border e-commerce is becoming a "dark horse" in the foreign trade industry. According to data from the first half of 2013, the average annual growth of cross-border e-commerce will still exceed 30%, and it has become a new growth point for my country's import and export trade. As the cross-border e-commerce industry grows stronger, many companies are actively calling for the establishment of the Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association to quickly establish their own industry self-regulatory organization, strengthen communication between companies and the government, help companies quickly understand national policies, further liberate their minds, optimize industrial upgrading, promote the vigorous development of Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce industry, and strive to become a national model.

After more than half a year of research and visits, and listening to the strong demands and unanimous voices of the industry. In December 2013, Shenzhen Haimaohui Technology Co., Ltd. initiated and led 52 leading companies in Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce industry. They jointly submitted a feasibility report on the establishment of the "Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association" to the Shenzhen Civil Affairs Bureau, and then submitted the application materials for preparation. With the strong support of the relevant leaders of the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau, the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau completed the preliminary review and related approval work in accordance with the prescribed procedures in a very short time. The "Notice of Approval of Preparation for Social Groups" Shenzhen Civil Letter [2014] No. 112 was issued, approving the preparation for the establishment of the Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association. At this point, the preparation work for the Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association officially began.

Association business scope

1. Publicize and implement national laws and policies related to cross-border e-commerce.

2. Maintain the legitimate rights and interests of members, reflect reasonable opinions and demands, report relevant situations to the government and put forward policy and legislative suggestions.

3. Carry out theoretical research and organize academic discussions on cross-border e-commerce commodity transactions, services, etc.; organize experience exchanges and strengthen cooperation and exchanges with relevant domestic and foreign organizations.

4. Carry out member training and member consulting services to enhance members’ business capabilities and professional standards.

5. Establish an industry information platform and organize the compilation and printing of internal communication publications such as conference journals.

6. Organize members to actively participate in social welfare undertakings.

7. Undertake other matters entrusted by relevant government departments that are in line with the purpose of the Association.

Association Purpose

1. Abide by the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies.

2. Observe social ethics and customs, unite, educate, guide and serve the majority of members.

3. Discuss the development trend of cross-border e-commerce economy, strengthen industry self-discipline, and practice honest business practices.

4. Maintain the legitimate rights and interests of member units.

5. Play the role of a bridge and contribute to the rapid and healthy development of cross-border e-commerce.

Association Organizational Structure

Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association aims to promote information and communication in Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce industry, promote the development of Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce, and play a bridge and link role between the government and enterprises, and between enterprises; create an atmosphere of fair competition, strengthen mutual cooperation between enterprises, and achieve rapid and sustainable development of Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce through the joint efforts of the government and enterprises. The association's organizational structure is shown in the figure below:

Association leadership team (in no particular order)

Liu Zhiyong, founding president of the association and founder of Shenzhen Haimaohui Technology Co., Ltd.

·Xu Xinhua, executive vice president of the association, general manager of Guangdong Best E-Commerce Co., Ltd.

Wu Dongshuo, executive vice president of the association, chairman of Shenzhen Baohong E-commerce Comprehensive Service Co., Ltd.

Li Yue, executive vice president of the association, chairman of the board of directors of Shenzhen 4PX Technology.

Zeng Chuheng, executive vice president of the association, general manager of Shenzhen Quanzhi Industrial New City Operation Co., Ltd.

Shi Qilin, executive vice president of the association and chairman of Shenzhen Xinlia Technology Co., Ltd.

Yang Xinfang, executive vice president of the association, chairman of Shenzhen Qianhai Network Technology Co., Ltd.

Lu Ning, executive vice president of the association, deputy general manager of Shenzhen Fashion Easy City Investment Development Co., Ltd.

Gao Ming, executive vice president of the association, operations director of Global E-Commerce Co., Ltd.

Weng Lechi, executive vice president of the association, general manager of China Post Shenzhen International Express Branch.

Wang Xin, Secretary General of the Association, Executive Director of Shenzhen Hongrun Jiuzhou Investment Company.

Membership Process

1. Please fill in the membership application form, sign and stamp with the official seal of the organization;

2. Provide one copy of the three enterprise certificates;

3. Provide a detailed introduction of the company's business (in any form);

4. Please scan the above three documents and send them to the designated mailbox;

5. After the association has reviewed and approved the application, it will notify your company by email or phone to make payment;

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Member Benefits

1. Activities

(1) Free arrangements for participation in government inspections and visits;

(2) Executive Vice President's corporate visits;

(3) Overseas industry delegation activities;

(4) Application for government subsidies, application for national high-tech enterprise certification, patent application, financial planning and other services;

(5) Roundtable dinner with industry leaders;

(6) Meetings of executive directors and governing units;

(7) Observation and exchange activities with outstanding domestic enterprises;

(8) Government policy and incentive support seminar;

(9) Industry resource matchmaking meeting;

(10) Regular general meetings of the Association;

(11) Cross-border e-commerce industry conference;

(12) Industry information exchange salon;

(13) Product docking and brand promotion.

2. Publicity

(1) Interviews with leaders (association official website, WeChat, industry news reports);

(2) Push corporate promotional information to domestic and foreign media, business associations, and political and business organizations through the association’s official website and WeChat;

(3) Participate in offline exhibitions to promote corporate business;

(4) Enterprise commissioned articles (association official website, WeChat, industry news reports);

(5) The association’s official website displays member unit information (ranked by membership level).

3. Others

(1) Issue corresponding job certificates and plaques;

(2) Enjoy preferential prices for various paid services purchased in bulk by the association.