The upcoming 2024 United States presidential election is poised to be a pivotal event, influencing not only US-China relations but also global trade dynamics in the next four years. In recent years, the trade policies implemented by the Trump and Biden administrations have presented distinct challenges and opportunities for bilateral relations and global trade, which businesses worldwide, including multinational businesses in the Asia-Pacific region, have had to navigate.
In this upcoming breakfast seminar to be hosted by BritCham on 30 October 2024, Mark Herlach, Partner (United States) and Global Co-Chair of Competition, Trade and Foreign Investment, and Jocelyn Chow, Partner (Hong Kong) and Head of Competition, Trade and Foreign Investment, Asia, of Eversheds Sutherland, Erik Bainbridge, Director of Strategic Communications, FTI Consulting Hong Kong will join a panel discussion chaired by Paul McComb, Executive Director of the British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, on the following topics:
This session will be highly relevant to any company engaging in cross-border business activities.
This event is hosted by Jeremy Sheldon.
Please note that Business Attire is required by the Hong Kong Club - collared shirts must be worn by men, and jeans, sandals and sports shoes are not permitted. To see the full list of club rules on dresscode, please click here.
Pricing
Ticket includes a full hot English breakfast buffet.
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