Global Executive Forum - Navigating the Evolving Landscape: US-China Commercial Relations in a Changing World

Description

The World Trade Center Kentucky is proud to host the Global Executive Forum, a premier event focused on critical issues impacting international trade. This year's forum dives deep into the ever-changing dynamics of US-China commercial relations.
 

Join us for an insightful discussion led by Kyle Sullivan the Vice President of Business Advisory Services at the US-China Business Council based in Washington, DC, where he oversees USCBC’s research and analysis for member companies.
 

Key Takeaways:

• Gain insights into the historical context and major milestones shaping US-China trade.
• Analyze the impact of recent events, such as the global pandemic and geopolitical tensions, on trade flows.
• Explore areas where cooperation holds potential for growth in specific sectors.
• Understand ongoing concerns related to intellectual property rights and market access.
• Learn strategies for navigating the complexities of the US-China trade environment and fostering a more stable trading future.

Who Should Attend:

• Business executives involved in international trade
• Manufacturers and exporters with interests in the US and China
• Importers and distributors seeking to understand the evolving trade landscape
• Policymakers and government officials
• Professionals with a stake in the global economy

Meet the Speakers:
 

Kyle Sullivan Vice President, Business Advisory Services USCBC Read his full bio here.	Jules Shih Executive Director of International Banking International Product Specialist Lead J.P. Morgan Read her full bio here.
Sarah Whitten  Senior Vice President for the China & Transformational Export Program Export-Import Bank of the United States Read her full bio here.	Frank Jemley III President & CEO Kentucky Association of Manufacturers Read his full bio here.

Moderator:

John Peloza Associate Dean of Research of Graduate & International Affairs Carol Martin Gatton Professor of Marketing Gatton College of Business & Economics - University of Kentucky Read his full bio here.