On 6 May, the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) will host a closed-door, in-person luncheon in Beijing on the prospects of China-U.S. relations, upon CCG’s latest go to to the U.S. and consultants’ contribution, in gentle of a attainable U.S. Presidential go to to China by Donald J. Trump.
A key characteristic of this occasion shall be reflections from CCG’s recent visit to the United States. In April, CCG performed an almost ten-day analysis journey throughout the U.S., together with the Semafor World Economy Summit, one of many largest gatherings of Fortune 500 CEOs in America.
CCG additionally visited U.S. suppose tanks, organizations, and consultants from throughout the American political and coverage spectrum. Drawing on these first-hand exchanges, the luncheon will supply a grounded have a look at the present U.S. coverage and ambiance in the direction of China, and look at what has modified — and what has not.
The occasion will characteristic consultants with long-standing expertise in China-U.S. know-how, schooling, innovation, financial, and coverage points.
Denis Simon
Senior Fellow, East Asia Program, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft; former Executive Vice Chancellor, Duke Kunshan University (2015-2020). He was a founding member of the Experts Group of the U.S.–China Innovation Dialogue organized by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and China’s Ministry of Science & Technology (2008–17). He was normal supervisor of Andersen Consulting in Beijing (now Accenture) and was founding president of Monitor Group China.
Simon has lengthy centered on China-U.S. cooperation in know-how, schooling, and innovation. With intensive expertise throughout tutorial and enterprise communities in each nations, he brings helpful insights into the interplay between the 2 innovation methods.
Lu Xiang
Research Fellow, Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Dr Lu has lengthy studied the U.S. economic system and China-U.S. financial and commerce relations, with in-depth evaluation of U.S. home politics and coverage traits in the direction of China.
Henry Huiyao Wang
Founder and President of CCG; former Counsellor to China’s State Council. Dr Wang will share takeaways from CCG’s latest exchanges with American coverage, enterprise, and tutorial communities.
Time: Wednesday, 6 May, 11:30–14:00
Venue: CCG Beijing Headquarters, Hanwei Plaza, Guanghua Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Format: Closed-door luncheon; prior paid registration required
Language: Primarily English
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