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Dwight Nordstrom has advanced the company he worked for, General Electric, into a #1 market share ranking for this division in China He received his M.B.A. from the University of Houston. He has also studied the Chinese language and history at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Since 1989, Mr. Nordstrom has worked as President of Pacific Resources Inc., an engineering consulting and trading company which fields engineers/consultants in China and central Soviet Asia.           

1. Introduction
2. Mobilization
3. Recruitment
4. Training
5. Placement
6. Capitalization
7. Evaluation
8. Nurture
9. Networking
10. Conclusion 

The current political/economical/legal situations in the world demand that Great Commission Christians consider entering and staying "long-term" (3 or more years) in restricted-access nations as professionals with secular skills. These long-term tentmakers ("TMs") develop in fairly predictable and necessary life stages. The process has been broken down into 8 easy steps which Mr. Nordstrom will go into detail about.