Events Archive
Global Dynamics in Flux: Relationship Building Efforts of the United States and China
On September 6, USCBC held the third webinar in its geopolitical risk series. Amid rising tension between the United States and China, the two countries are shoring up their relationships with partners across Asia and globally. Our panelists discussed US and Chinese alliance building efforts and partnerships and unpacked what these dynamics mean for US-China relations, how companies can best navigate changing regional and global dynamics, and what to expect at the G20 Leaders’ Summit in India in September.
President Biden’s Executive Order on Outbound Investment: A Panel Discussion
On Thursday, August 17th USCBC held a panel discussion to dissect the Biden administration's recent executive order on outbound investment one week after its release. The event explored the implications of the order for the investment community and the broader business landscape.
Expert Perspectives on Decarbonizing Supply Chains in China
On August 9, 2023, USCBC and the Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs (IPE) – one of the most influential environmental NGOs in China held an insightful discussion over Zoom featuring USCBC Senior Vice President Matt Margulies and IPE director Ma Jun.
Geopolitical Risk Series: Unpacking Trends and Risks in the US-China Relationship
On August 3rd, USCBC held the second webinar in its newly-launched Geopolitical Risk Series, Unpacking Trends and Risks in the US-China Relationship. Lieutenant General Charles Hooper (Ret.) discussed the evolving military, economic, diplomatic, regional, and supply chain risks in the relationship. The program will provided members with a high-level strategic understanding of the most prominent risks companies face in this evolving environment.
Geopolitical Risk Series: Understanding Risks Around Taiwan
On July 26th, USCBC held the inaugural event in its Navigating Geopolitical Risks in a Changing World Order series "Understanding Risks Around Taiwan," which unpacked two new pieces of research on the topic from Rhodium Group and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
Selling to China: Stories of Success, Failure, and Constant Change
On July 6th, USCBC President Craig Allen hosted a book talk on Selling to China: Stories of success, failure, and constant change. Edited by Ker Gibbs, the immediate past president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, Selling to China is about the opportunities and challenges facing foreign companies operating in China. The United States and China seem locked in conflict, but readers may be surprised to learn how well many American businesses have been doing in what is the largest growth market in the world for many products.
What China's Dual Circulation Strategy Means for Global Business
Matters of ideology and security have become deeply entwined in China’s economic and business environment. The context is more politicized, more uncertain. At the heart of Xiconomics is the Dual Circulation Strategy, which marks out clear dividing lines between China’s domestic economy and the rest of the world. It sets out how China seeks to manage the links between the two just when western countries are also focusing on decoupling and "friendshoring". In order to prosper, business leaders and policymakers need to understand these new international dynamics.
Making Sense of China’s Economy
On May 11th, USCBC President Craig Allen spoke with Dr. Tao Wang, Chief China Economist at UBS Investment Bank in Hong Kong and former economist at the IMF, about her latest book. Making Sense of China’s Economy unpacks some of the key forces shaping China’s complex economic structure and its evolving issues. Weaving together the multifaceted layers of China’s economy into a holistic perspective, Dr. Wang offers unique insights from both a Chinese and an international perspective.