Adam Roseman ARC China

In the most recent ARC China weekly newsletter, Adam Roseman wrote that China is soon going to overtake Japan as the second largest economy in the world.  He reports that this is changing “everything from the global balance of military and financial power to how cars are designed.”

China almost surpassed Japan in 2009, but it certainly set to do so in 2010.  They are already the biggest exporter, auto buyer and steel producer and their worldwide influence is continually growing.

As Adam Roseman of ARC China wrote, “The rise of China wasn’t new, either, of course. But the speed at which the shift is taking place, and the fact that China has remained so stable and prosperous during the financial crisis has called into question Japan’s export-based growth model. China is moving up the food chain faster than anyone thought possible, and even beginning to challenge Japan at the very core of its economy: high-end manufacturing.”

In an interview with Fox Business News, Adam Roseman of ARC China was asked to explain a little bit about what he and his investment company is doing in China and what investors can expect from ventures in the Chinese economy. Adam Roseman explained that, “The phenomenal thing specifically for a western investor is to enter the Chinese market and find opportunity after opportunity. (Chinese companies in many cases are) very rapidly growing businesses, growth (even) in the double digits.”

Adam Roseman continued to explain that his investment firm, ARC China, helps these fast growing Chinese companies to incorporate many western style corporate management controls and strategies so that these companies can eventually enter into the realm of public corporations in which private investors can put money into these companies via the stock market.

One way to learn more about a company is to learn about the professionals behind the scenes.  ARC China, where Adam Roseman is the CEO and Founder, includes a team of over 30 professionals.

One such professional is Mr. Byron Sproule, one of the six Managing Directors of ARC China.  Prior to his work with them, Mr. Sproule was a Managing Director at Knox & Co. a mergers and acquisitions advisory firm with a focus on China.  He also worked at JP Morgan as a Senior Vice President and he was a senior banker within the Technology Investment Banking group at Jefferies Broadview.

He has vast experience working on acquisitions, divestitures and mergers of public and private companies and much more.  He holds an MBA from the University of Western Ontario and a B.Sc in Electrical Engineering from Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada.

As the CEO of ARC China, Adam Roseman is entrenched in the business world.  At the same time, he is committed to charitable causes and to helping others both financially and with his time.

When asked about his philanthropic work, Adam Roseman said, ““We measure our success not only by our business results, but by our performance as compassionate people giving back what we can,” Roseman stated. “Philanthropy has evolved beyond check writing to promoting real passion and involvement in charities of choice among all business leaders. Philanthropy is not just about giving money to worthy causes, it is about individual and company participation as local, national and global citizens.”