Since March 2018, the US and China have held a series of high-level trade talks on bilateral trade deficit reduction, ending forced technology transfer practices in China, and rolling back the Made in China 2025 industrial plan. Amidst heated negotiations, US President Trump first promised to save Chinese telecommunication manufacturer ZTE from a life-threatening US export ban — then announced 25% tariffs on USD 34 billion of Chinese imports on 6 June.
You can be forgiven if your head is spinning, because that’s the goal. Join Access Partnership on 12 July to understand the escalating trade conflict, its impact on the tech sector, and why keeping us off balance may be a deliberate strategy. Access Partnership’s Laura Sallstrom, Global Head of Public Policy, Xiaomeng Lu, International Public Policy Manager, and Logan Finucan, Policy Analyst, are coming straight from our Washington DC office to update you on the latest in the US-China trade tensions. The event will be followed with drinks and networking.
To RSVP, please email [email protected] with your name, job title and company.
If you can’t make it to the office, still email [email protected] and we will send you dial in details.
Agenda:
- 16:30–17:30: Presentation and discussions, “What’s Next in the US-China Trade War: Tariffs, Trade Restrictions, and Impact on Tech”
- 17:30–18:30: Drinks and networking
Speakers:
- Laura Sallstrom, Global Head of Public Policy, Access Partnership
- Xiaomeng Lu, International Public Policy Manager and China Practice Lead, Access Partnership
- Logan Finucan, Policy Analyst, Access Partnership
When: Thursday 12 July 2018, 16:30–18:30 BST / 11:30–12:30 EDT
Where: Access Partnership London Office
9th Floor, Southside
105 Victoria Street
Westminster
London SW1E 6QT
Places at this event are limited, so RSVP today to guarantee your spot.
If you can’t make it to the office, still email [email protected] and we will send you dial in details.
