The latest location supports the growing number of M Moser-led projects in western and central China.
April 9th, 2013
With existing offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, the presence of an M Moser team in Chengdu is designed to give clients with projects in western and central China direct access to the same integrated capabilities offered by M Moser locations in the country’s east, north and south.
GE Chengdu
“Chengdu is one of the fastest growing cities in the central mainland with superb connections to the west,” explains Dick Mak, Group Managing Director and Head of M Moser China.
PwC Chengdu
“There are already quite a number of multinational enterprises and fast growing local businesses establishing themselves there including many existing M Moser global clients. These are varying industry types such as Automobile, IT, R&D and Financial institutions and all feel it is necessary to set up a North-West headquarters in Chengdu.
“Having M Moser expanding into this location allows us to assist with our clients’ aspirations and it is a very exciting development in the overall growth of M Moser Associates globally.”
Jones Lang LaSalle Chengdu
Chengdu is already host to a growing number of M Moser-led workplace projects for clients such as GE, ExxonMobil, PwC and Jones Lang LaSalle.
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