The U.S. and China have conducted business with each other for 234 years.  The practices and protocols that marked nearly two-and-a-half centuries of transactions are now suddenly at an end driven by changing conditions in both the U.S and China.  Agile businesses will adjust, others will not.  The impact will be felt by all; from companies doing business with China to those with no China connection but nonetheless will see their markets affected by the fallout.  

Join us please for our next Global Leadership Series Webinar on April 10, 2019 at 12 PM EST: U.S. - China Business and Trade Will Never Be the Same Again when Michael Sacharski, Managing Director, Pacific Enterprise Capital International, will broadcast direct from Washington, D.C. 

• What are the general trends that characterized U.S. - China business and trade for most of our 234-year relationship?
• What domestic drivers in the U.S. and China respectively have changed the relationship over the past 40 years?
• How has the simultaneous rise of Donald Trump and Xi Jinping become the catalyst driving change from both sides?
• What current changes to the relationship, intended and unintended, are underway?
• What will be the major characteristics of the relationship through the next 10 years?
• Advantages and disadvantages for American firms