Ma Yun Will Visit The Us To Develop Cross-Border Electricity Supplier

Ma Yun is looking for a source of income outside China. This year, the expected growth level of China's economy will be the lowest since 1990. One of Alibaba's strategies is to develop cross border e-commerce solutions to enable China's 557 million Internet users to buy goods from anywhere in the world.

The chairman of the Alibaba is scheduled to arrive in New York on Monday and join a select group of global brand leaders for a private dinner. On Tuesday, his trip included lunch with the famous New York economic club members at the Waldorf hotel.

On Wednesday, Ma will arrive in Chicago and attend a public meeting with more than 300 business owners and American Express CEO Ken Chenault. He will also meet with Rahm Emanuel, mayor of Chicago, who regards exports to China as a source of job creation.

Before Ma Yun's US trip, Costco, Messi stores and other US companies have toured Chinese consumers through the Alibaba platform. Ma Yun set a goal, hoping Ali earned more than 50% from outside China, and now it is only 4%. International enterprises not only enter China through Ali platform, but also use Ali platform to sell to other regions, which will form part of Ali's international income.

　　 Jack Ma The efforts of the Chinese government coincide with the latest policy of the Chinese government, and the Chinese government's policy enables Chinese consumers to import overseas goods cheaper. Ali has successfully tried many sales projects on Tmall, including cherry from the Washington state, apple, seafood from Alaska, and even ice cream from the famous American brands Ben&Jerry 's and Breyers.

　　 Alibaba It is also competing with Amazon and Tencent backed Jingdong to introduce western brands to China.

"Considering the users who visit Tmall every day, the exposure degree of Tmall promotion to us is absolutely unaffordable in the past if we paid for it by ourselves." Alexa Tonkovich, director of Alaska seafood marketing organization, said: "we believe that e-commerce in China is a great potential opportunity for Alaska seafood."

According to EMarketer data, the cross-border consumption of Chinese online shoppers increased from $2 billion in 2010 to US $20 billion in 2014. clothes Everything comes to mother and baby. The agency predicts that the Chinese electricity supplier market, which has surpassed the United States in 2013 as the number one in the world, will double in the next five years.

"We hope to help American entrepreneurs, SMEs and companies of all sizes to sell goods to Chinese consumers as much as possible," he said. Jennifer Kuperman, vice president of Alibaba group, said: "Alibaba's ambition to globalisation lies in enabling Chinese consumers to get the goods they want, while creating jobs and increasing US exports to China."

Last month, Alibaba appointed Zhang Yong as the new CEO, and Zhang Yong addressed the company's staff. "Globalization will be a priority for the company." Ali's global efforts include the establishment of a new international government affairs department in Washington, led by former GE executive Eric Pelletier, who served as a member of the White House team of President Bush.