China’s Brightening Trade Landscape Virtual Event

By some measures, China became the world’s largest economy last year, representing 10% of all global trade. The country is America's second largest trading partner and opportunities for US businesses in China have never been brighter.

Chinese consumers increasingly demand respected US goods and services, and the Chinese government has begun to break down some of the barriers that previously depressed trade, including IP protection that was too loose and high-tech tariffs. Join us to explore the macro trends and the important considerations necessary for US companies to implement successful China export strategies.

Topics include:
Important regional differences: free trade zones, industry clusters and diverse, rising urban areas
How to fully understand Chinese customers and varied B2B and B2C markets
Hot new markets, including environment protection products and green building
How to navigate Chinese, regional and local rules, regulations and bureaucracies, including IP protection and trademark
What the trend of Chinese manufacturers producing higher value products means for US businesses and the overall global supply chain
The impact of the evolving US-China Bilateral Investment Treaty, the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the new Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank on US businesses

If you're unable to join us live, please feel free to register to gain access to the event on-demand.

URLs:
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When is China’s Brightening Trade Landscape Virtual Event?

The next dates haven't been confirmed. The last edition we have on record was 4 Aug 2015.

Where is it held?

The last edition we have was at Webinar Venue, Palm Beach, Florida.

Who organises it?

The Economist Events.