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Study Group: Consumer Packaged Goods Manufacturers(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 390

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on topics such as automotive manufacturing and dealerships, after market distribution, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, convenience stores, supermarkets, packaged goods manufacturing, department stores and discounters, jewelry and cosmetics, hotels and resorts, restaurants, casinos, and the travel industry, among others.

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Joe Taranto
Principal
JJ Sales

Joe Taranto is the Principal at JJ Sales, a private sales and marketing firm that provides sales and account management for cosmetics, health and beauty aids, fragrances, skin care, nail care, close-outs, private label and related products. He is responsible for managing accounts for Wal-Mart, Target,...

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Another frightening article about "mysterious" China...Take this one with a grain of salt | 03-28-2007
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

McKinsey, to my great disappointment, recently put out this article on the "befuddling" and "invisible" power of the Communist Party branch committees (which are normally resident in large businesses) in China. My response: It is nowhere near as complex as they make it seem, plus I have never seen...

Buying Small to be Big in China | 03-27-2007
Analysis of: Buying small is beautiful for private equity in China | news.moneycentral.msn.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

  Carlyle has only themselves to blame for the troubles they have experienced with the widely-reported Xugong Construction Machinery company acquisition. There are a large number of PE firms eagerly eyeing China, and therein lies the source of one big problem: Too many buyers using the exact...

Da Bao acquisition soap opera continues in China (Avon, J&J, now Unilever!) | 03-22-2007
Analysis of: Analyst says Dabao bid would make sense for Avon | www.msnbc.msn.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Local media reports and Reuters are saying that Da Bao has placed their assets on a “equity exchange” sales board in Beijing and is looking for bids from others as well.Dabao: Yes, it is a good idea for them.Avon: Avon is already making a big mess in China, and I don’t think this will turn around anytime...

Walmart - Trustmart China Acquisition Deal…Good Idea? | 03-01-2007
Analysis of: Wal-Mart takes another China step | www.rte.ie
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

  Is this acquisition really such a good idea in light of the fact that Walmart is still having trouble with it’s overall strategy in China? The style of Trustmart is very different from Walmart, so this will be a tough integration process. Despite the announcements that claim the stores...

China Acquisitions Require a Degree in Rocket Science? | 02-26-2007
Analysis of: U.S. leads pack in acquiring Chinese companies | www.reliableplant.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

  The United Kingdom and Singapore are leading the way in establishing a foothold in China’s rapidly expanding economy. With all of the frenzy about Internet and high tech companies, it is nice to see that many investors are wisely choosing to invest in good ol’ industrials and consumer staples…not...

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