The US Subsidiary will have primary responsibility for the corporate oversight, back of the house functions, including auditing and accounting and of course marketing.  The primary marketing efforts to the US (SME) small and medium sized business will come under the auspices of the US division.  The US division is currently working on presentations for the US Chamber of Commerce and the US Department of Commerce.  The US subsidiary of American Pacific Rim Commerce Group will also be responsible for all filing and reports necessary to insure the company is current and meeting any and all obligations for listing with the appropriate exchanges as necessary.  Additionally the US subsidiary will handle reports to Security Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Hong Kong Exchange (HKE) when the company initiates trading of its securities.

 In addition to the above responsibilities the US Subsidiary will provide oversight for the following:

1. Revenue and System Management of the mymyJ.com ecommerce site;
   1. The pages have been designed such that Prominence in various ways (moving billboard, advertising space) is available to enhance the revenue possibilities from suppliers and create interest for customers.
   2. Furthermore, we are incorporating a search advertising feature, so that when a user pulls up a product type there are pop up ads that are shown that have something to do with the product or services the user is interested in. This is in effect what Google does.
   3. We are currently designing a back office advertising management system that will allow us to easily manage the pages and advertising from our own database. This will also track and manage hits, which will allow us to subcontract billboards and space to someone like double click.
2. Logistics
   1. We have entered into an agreement with Tutamen and Jbei to solve the logistics in getting the goods to the customer.
   2. For the B2B customer this can and may happen independently of the website because there will often be enough critical mass we must however put ourselves in the position to make revenue of this significant fact. The use of our logistics is an option for the B2B customer.
   3. We will also be able to provide inspection services by an international inspection firm, if required by the customer.
   4.  For the B2C customer we have to be actively involved. This is a problem that is insurmountable for most US SME’s.

                          i.      We will offer to consolidate shipments in the USA.

                         ii.      All goods will clear through Hong Kong where we have access to JBei warehousing.

                         iii.      JBei partner is Hong Kong Post that has almost unique ability to make shipments into the mainland and this can be done at tremendously reduced prices and timing.

                            iv.      We have not yet worked out the pricing strategies for this system but will do so during the beta phase.

5. At a later date there is a plan to have warehouses and even showrooms in China but this functionality will not have to exist on day one.
2. Payment
   1. Again B2B customers will probably work out their own arrangements, however the opportunity does exist for them to use the MyMyJ payment system.
   2. We have developed a partnership with 1worldcard that has a relationship with Union pay and Bank of China and payments can be made into and out of China. We have tested the system three times and it works – payment takes about 3 business days to clear.
   3. We have to be able to have an escrow system that will clear together with goods – we are working on this but have not yet solved this.