Who we are
Premier China Solutions are a UK based consultancy providing solutions to companies wishing to do business in China.
PCS know from experience how daunting it can be to do business in China and thats why its our mission to make your transition into China worry free. We have been working in China for a number of years and know exactly what it takes to set up a successful business in the worlds fastest growing economy.
PCS can help companies wishing to do business in China with website development and strategy, translation, online and offline marketing, social media marketing and strategy, sports investment and marketing, investment / partnership opportunities and legal – and if you need something we can’t provide ourselves – we will find someone who can!
Sean Curtis-Ward From his early days as a newspaper and broadcast journalist, Sean moved into management roles at media companies in the early 1990s. In 1994, he established his own company, International News Productions Ltd. (INP). After running it successfully for nine years, he sold the company to the Press Association (PA) in 2002. In 2000, he had established a separate company, Television News Release Ltd. (TNR), which was also acquired by the PA. He has worked in the field of foreign television news for more than 25 years. Before establishing INP, he was news editor at Middle East Broadcasting (MBC), where he established the first pan-Arab television news network. He was also senior news editor at BSB, now BSkyB. A former Head of Broadcasting at the Press Association (PA), he also worked at Worldwide Television News (WTN), now Associated Press Television, for seven years. He held the posts of field producer, Sports Editor, Foreign News Editor and News Operations Manager. |
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Henry Peirse Henry began his career as a freelance radio and TV reporter. Between 1992 and 1998, he covered the war in former Yugoslavia. Whilst there he ran United Nations Radio in Bosnia, and built ‘eFM’ Radio Sarajevo, before returning to London to concentrate on the business of developing media companies. In 2000, he founded the African Broadcast Network, the first pan-African free-to-air TV network. The same year, he formed Global Radio News Ltd (GRN, www.globalradionews.com), a freelance news agency providing reporters to radio and TV broadcasters around the world for live programme segments. GRN now has more than 500 reporters in 110 countries on its books and works with broadcasters ranging from CBC, RTE, Russia Today, Sky News and Fox News to radio stations including DW Radio, Radio Live New Zealand and the BBC. He has also been instrumental in setting up several other media businesses.
Eric Lee An economics graduate from the London School of Economics and Political Science, Eric Lee has been the driving force behind establishing GBN within Chinese media circles. He has worked between Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong, building up strategic relationships with radio, TV and government media regulators in China. He formerly worked as a news editor at Global Radio News. He is based in Beijing, and speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin. |
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