Impact of U.S. foreign policy on the disruptions to global trade networks and resulting political ramifications
Hosted on the organisation's website, a video event is scheduled that promises an insightful discussion on US-China relations in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis. The webinar will be led by a risk advisory and cross-border practices team, with several distinguished speakers lending their expertise to the discussion.
Among the speakers is Glenn Hall, a Partner and Head of Government Relations and Public Policy at the organisation's London office, who is also affiliated with the organisation's LLP. Mr. Hall previously served as a Special Adviser to the UK Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
Governor George Pataki, Senior Counsel at the organisation's New York office and the former Governor of New York State, will also be a speaker. He brings his wealth of experience and insights to the table, having served as Governor from 1995 to 2006.
Joining them is Senator David Vitter, a United States Senator until 2017, and Co-Chairman at Mercury. His expertise in political affairs will undoubtedly enrich the discussion.
The webinar will delve into several topics, including the latest sanctions relating to China, the implications of the UK's decisions regarding Huawei, the dilemma of supply chain diversification vs. single sourcing, the benefits to South East Asia, Japan, and Turkey, what companies are doing in response, and the impact of the US presidential elections in November.
In addition to these speakers, the webinar will be moderated by Kim Caine, a Partner based in Washington DC.
While a specific webinar focusing on US-China relations after COVID-19 was not explicitly found in the search results, related events and expert speakers on US-China relations and strategic competition were mentioned. Experts like Joel Wuthnow, Senior Research Fellow at the INSS China Center, and Phillip Saunders, Director of the INSS China Center, are prominent current speakers on US-China relations and could be expected to cover topics including military competition, deterrence, and strategic dialogue.
For those interested in staying updated on such events, monitoring announcements from institutions like the Institute for National Strategic Studies, CSIS, or the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations that frequently host related webinars and discussions is recommended.
- The panel, including Glenn Hall, Governor George Pataki, Senator David Vitter, and moderated by Kim Caine, will discuss various finance-related topics such as the latest sanctions relating to China, the implications of the UK's decisions regarding Huawei, the dilemma of supply chain diversification vs. single sourcing, and the impact of the US presidential elections in November – all in the context of business policy-and-legislation and politics, particularly regarding US-China relations.
- In addition to these speakers, general news enthusiasts might also find valuable insights from experts like Joel Wuthnow and Phillip Saunders, who frequently speak on US-China relations and strategic competition – especially regarding military competition, deterrence, and strategic dialogue.
