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Event: Trade Policy and Competing in the Global Economy
Date: Mon, Apr 28, 2008 — Tue, Apr 29, 2008
The 2008 Consuming Industries Trade Policy Conference will focus on the importance of the consuming industry (manufacturers and retailers) to the US economy, and will explore the trade policy issues that affect companies in these industries. The conference will highlight the impact of trade policy and restrictions on the ability of manufacturers in the US to access raw materials at globally competitive prices, as well as its impact on US consumers and the retail industry. In addition, the conference will address the politics of international trade in a presidential year and the implications of these developments for US-based manufacturers, suppliers, retailers and consumers. Additional information, including sponsorship opportunities and registration information, can be found on the CITAC website (www.citac.info).
Contact Person: Steve Alexander, Executive Director, CITAC
E-mail: steve.alexander@citac.info
Telephone: 202-316-3046
Event Webpage: Click to Register
Event: Asia Society's 18th Asian Corporate Conference
Date: Wed, May 28, 2008 — Fri, May 30, 2008
Renaissance Tianjin TEDA Hotel, Tianjin
Each year, the Asia Society hosts the high-profile, two-and-a-half-day Asian Corporate Conference, focusing on timely economic and business issues in the Asia-Pacific region.
Asia Society's 18th Asian Corporate Conference, co-organized by Wall Street Journal Asia, will bring together top business figures and government leaders from around the world to explore Asia's future in the context of China's growing global influence. Held in Tianjin—China's next emerging hub and focus of the Central Government's third wave of economic development after Shenzhen and Pudong—this year’s conference will seek to better understand the opportunities and challenges in China’s economic development and to examine strategic models of sustainability.
Contact Person: Daniel Simon
E-mail: tianjin2008@asiasoc.org
Telephone: 1-212-327-9292
Event Webpage: Click to Register