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            Our Audience 
              The Case for a Focussed Approach to
              Marketing to Chinese of the World | 
           
          
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            Millions
              (000,000) | 
            Percent
              of | 
           
          
            | Asia | 
            50.3 | 
            91.3 | 
           
          
            | Americas | 
            3.4 | 
            6.3 | 
           
          
            | Europe | 
            0.6 | 
            1.1 | 
           
          
            | Africa | 
            0.1 | 
            0.2 | 
           
          
            | Oceania | 
            0.6 | 
            1.1 | 
           
          
            | Sub Total | 
            55.01 | 
            Outside Asia | 
           
          
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            Total
              Chinese 
              in the World: 1,055,000,000 | 
           
        
       
        
       
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    THE
    RICH
     
    Who's Wealthy
    Now?   Today's Elite
     According to an article by Laurie Freeman in Advertising
    Age, the new face of luxury is being redefined.   Who's
    wealthy now?  Today's elite: they're young, flush with cash and
    breaking the rules.    Consider the following: 
    
      - About 30% of the world's 7 million millionaires
        live in North America, according to a study by Merrill Lynch & Co.
        & Gemini Consulting.  The total wealth held by these
        millionaires increased 18% to $25..5 trillion in 1999, driven by a
        strong global economy and stock market, says the "2000 World
        Wealth" report
      
 - Another class of  wealthy individuals, a
        group Merrill Lynch calls "ultrahigh net-worth individuals"
        defined as those with personal financial assets of more than $30 million
        (US), increased by 18% to 55,000 in 2000
      
 - About 40,000 Americans have $10 million or more
        in assets as of 1995.  Of that number 27,000 had a net worth of $10
        million to $20 million, while 13,000 had a net worth of $20 million or
        more
      
 - The Internet  IPO spawned a boon of dotcom
        millionaires who have not a clue how to handle their  newfound
        wealth.  For this audience especially, a premium value is placed on
        recreation.   
      
 - What separates the old rich from the new is the
        newcomers have tremendous appetite for information".  They
        want to learn what it means to be truly wealthy and affluent
      
 - "Luxury today is not about the
        accumulation of goods (implicit understanding that these indviduals
        could purchase anything they wish but choose not to), its about
        pampering and self indulgence
      
 - Old money looks at the new money and thinks
        conspicuous consumption associated with the '80's coming back, but new
        money has a different set of consumption criteria  
 
     
    We act as a clearing house for substantial
    investments around the world for today's tycoons and a new breed of wealth.   
    7 | 24 when tycoons have time.   
    THE
    ELITE
    
    
    
     
      
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