Dr. Salome Hernandez has more than a quarter of a century of experience as a diplomat for the U.S.  She recently retired to start a consulting company in Shanghai, China after living and working six years in that city as well as Guangzhou, and Taiwan.  Currently she has gained practical business experience supporting the PR section of an out-sourcing company in Shanghai.   She also served in Honduras, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Pakistan, Argentina, and Venezuela.  She understands foreign cultures and is completely bi-lingual in Spanish, conversant in Mandarin, and understands several other romance languages.   Salome received a Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico.

WBCC China Corner
Salome now uses her international experience as an entrepreneur by helping other entrepreneurs compete with big business by manufacturing and pursuing other business ventures in and with China.  The China Corner offers WBCC clients a chance to research the possibility of increasing competitiveness by exploring the potential of utilizing all China has to offer U.S. businesses.

Our Goals
Salome Hernandez is currently living in Shanghai and hopes to be able to answer some of the questions the members of the Women’s Business Center might have on doing business in China or business with China. We would prefer to respond to questions the readers might have on China and hope this short introduction might inspire some interest.

China Corner Staff - Dr. Salome Hernandez and Miklos Campuzano
Miklos Campuzano brings a decade of Chinese experience to the team. He founded his own line of clothing, Illogical Gravity-street wear. With ILG he works/ed in all aspects of the production beginning with the design, coordinating the production with Chinese factories, and ultimately distribution. He also worked for a U.S. company specializing in out-sourcing of metals and polymers. For specialized metal or polymers, he coordinates with Chinese experts with university degrees. Currently he also uses his experience to help clients from around the world (U.S., Latin America, and Africa) interested in acquiring products directly from Chinese factories or learning more about doing business in China. While wholesale orders are required, he willingly works to help small and medium size businesses. His bilingual skill in Mandarin is indispensable in coordinating for clients and he has learned some Shanghai and other Chinese languages