John Luther Rogers

TANA Education

Educator
Attorney
Strategist

Highlights of Presentations On Offer

The Future is Now – A Strategic Overview of China

The re-emergence of China onto the world stage is propelled by nearly 35 years of unprecedented growth transforming an agrarian society into the world’s factory and its second – soon to be first - largest economy. John Rogers examines contemporary China and the legal, social, economic and technology issues driving this dynamic.

The Real China Challenge – Can We Compete and How?

Modern China is committed to excellence in education and devoting substantial resources to achieve world-class research across numerous academic disciplines. China has a goal and is actively increasing its level of R&D spending to that of other advanced countries and, as a country, is dedicated to next generation technologies that may or may not be compatible to Western standards. Can the US and the world compete? If so, how?

Chinese Investment World-wide – Where’s Ours?

China is now a major worldwide economic force seeking investment opportunities outside its borders and a continued record setting pace of outbound investment is predicted. This program provides an overview of FDI patterns as well as a platform for discussion on how countries, states and communities can become more “investment friendly” with China.

International Business Opportunity – Today and Tomorrow

International business and export opportunity will allow US companies to survive the current economic downturn and be well positioned for the future. This practical, straight-forward program addresses ‘nuts and bolts’ issues for businesses seeking growth. John Rogers has more than 30 years experience in advising and participating in successful overseas ventures throughout Asia and in Europe, and he offers critical perspective from operational, legal, financial, and cultural points of view.
“John’s course is very popular and he is appreciated as a highly effective teacher.” University program director
All courses are tailored to the needs and interests of the audience and vary in length from luncheon and dinner presentations, one-half and full day seminars, and semester long courses