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US-China Business Council Elects New Board Members
FedEx President and CEO to Continue Leading USCBC Board
WASHINGTON, DC—June 18, 2025—The US-China Business Council (USCBC), a private, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization of around 270 American companies that do business in China, today announced the election of new board members and the renewal of several board officers.
The board welcomed the following new members:
- Fluor Corporation CEO Jim Breuer
- TE Connectivity CEO and Board Member Terrence R. Curtin
- Mastercard Strategic Growth Vice Chairman and President Jon Huntsman, Jr.
- PwC Global Chairman Mohamed Kande
- Otis Worldwide Corporation Chair, CEO, and President Judy Marks
- Prologis Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO Hamid R. Moghadam
- BD Chairman, CEO, and President Tom Polen
- Invesco President and CEO Andrew Schlossberg
Along with our new board members, USCBC announced the renewal of FedEx President and CEO Rajesh Subramaniam as board chair. Medtronic Chairman and CEO Geoff Martha and Qualcomm Incorporated President and CEO Cristiano R. Amon were renewed as vice chairs and will continue working alongside fellow Vice Chair Ryan McInerney, CEO of Visa, Inc. UL Solutions President and CEO Jennifer Scanlon will continue serving as board secretary-treasurer.
“It is an honor to continue serving the US-China Business Council and working with my fellow board members during this critical period in the US-China commercial relationship,” FedEx Corp. President and CEO Raj Subramaniam said. “I will continue advocating for American companies seeking a predictable, fair, and transparent environment to conduct business in China.”
USCBC President Sean Stein echoed the need for stability in US-China commercial relations, and the benefits of Subramanian’s continued chairmanship: “USCBC is pleased to have Raj lead our board for a second year during these challenging and unpredictable times for bilateral relations. The strategic guidance and engagement by Raj and the board over the past year has been crucial to our work. As the United States and China engage in trade negotiations, Raj and all our board members’ leadership will be critical in emphasizing to policymakers the benefits of US-China commerce for American companies and consumers, US competitiveness, and the global economy.”
A full list of officers and board members can be found here.
Established in 1973, USCBC represents many of the world’s most iconic brands operating in China and for more than 50 years has advocated on behalf of its members, while promoting the many benefits of commercial exchange between the United States and China.
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