Events

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USCBC Beijing 2025 Reception
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USCBC Beijing 2025 Reception

The reception is a follow-up program of the 2025 China Operations Conference (Beijing), under the theme of “Solidifying US-China Economic Ties for a Brighter Future.” We are honored to gather a group of distinguished government officials, and key opinion leaders to share their insights with USCBC members.


March 31 (China)
4:00 PM – 7:30 PM China Standard Time

April 2025

CMI Live: Member Update Call
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CMI Live: Member Update Call

April 2 (US)
8:30 PM – 9:30 PM Eastern Time

April 3 (China)
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM China Standard Time

A Changing China: Evolving Strategy to Adapt to a New Operating Environment
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A Changing China: Evolving Strategy to Adapt to a New Operating Environment

At China’s annual Two Sessions meeting, the government set a 5% GDP target for the year ahead. Behind the confident rhetoric, questions remain about whether policy tweaks will be enough to restore consumer confidence and drive real momentum in the economy.

As we navigate an era of economic uncertainty, shaken consumer confidence, changing consumer preferences, and rising geopolitical tensions, what does the future hold for American companies operating in China? What strategies are working to successfully navigate these dynamics?

April 10
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time


June 2025

GALA 2025
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GALA 2025

USCBC’s signature annual Gala is moving back to JUNE this year! Join us in Washington, DC, for an evening of celebrating our organization’s leadership and our shared commitment to strengthening the future of US-China relations.

Since 1998, Gala has brought together over 400+ influential leaders from business, government, diplomacy, and academia, serving as a unique platform for constructive dialogue and invaluable networking opportunities. Recent notable past keynoter speakers have included: Under Secretary for International Trade Marisa Lago, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and China’s former Special Representative for Climate Change Affairs, Xie Zhenhua.

As we embark through a transformative year marked by change, new beginnings, and opportunities, we invite you to invest in our next chapter of “making history together.” With a new US administration, evolving global dynamics, and shifting geopolitical realities, your participation is vital to fostering constructive US-China commercial relations.

June 18
5:45 PM – 9:30 PM Eastern Time


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