UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-CHINA
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2022 Events Upcoming Events
Asia Trade Week
The Economist Events
Trade in Asia: looking ahead
Online and in-person
March 21-24, 2022
21st Annual U.S.-China Trade Conference
“Managing the Uncertainties:
Lessons Learned from Supply Chain Disruptions,”
May 12-13, 2022
Our premier annual event, The U.S.-China Trade Conference is a large scale in-person networking event; many of our sponsors and members travel from far to attend.
Location: Union League Club in Chicago
June 1-2, 2022
Reuters Events
Supply Chain Execution USA 2022
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With logistics challenges all over the news, supply chain execution has become a boardroom conversation... pivotal to business success. The pressure demands action.
An opportunity to fundamentally reinvent an industry does not come around often. The time is now to make the changes that were always needed but never implemented.
Join us in Chicago June 1-2 as we bring together the end-to-end logistics ecosystem (from inbound logistics to
warehouse operations to last mile delivery) to revolutionize supply chain execution.
Past Events
Attending the 25th Annual Chinese New Year Dinner hosted by U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce
Hosted at the Phoenix Restaurant in Chinatown, Chicago, traditional food for the Chinese New Year was served
Attending the 25th Annual Chinese New Year Dinner hosted by U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce
25th Annual Chinese New Year Dinner
Arrival of the Year of the Tiger
Monday, February 28, 2022
The Phoenix Restaurant
Chinatown, Chicago
The last in-person event hosted by USCCC was the 24th Annual Chinese New Year Dinner on January 30, 2020. It was fitting that we recommence our in-person meetings by celebrating the Chinese New Year in 2022. If you couldn't join us this year, we look forward to seeing you in the future.
As a supporting organization, U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend Asia Trade Week, an online and in-person event.
The last 12 months have seen Asian trade and economies rebound following the shock of covid-19. Despite continued tensions between China and America, and climate-led disruptions to supply chains, reasons for optimism about the future of Asian trade remain. For example, the possible ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) early in 2022 is hoped to provide opportunities for both corporates and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
As we enter the second quarter of 2022, for business leaders and policymakers with a stake in Asian trade, pertinent questions endure such as:
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What are the key policy developments on regional government agendas?
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How will these shape a continued economic recovery?
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Will SMEs continue to form the bedrock of trade in Asia?
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What technologies will emerge that improve supply-chain efficiency and transparency?
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How will COP26 shape sustainability issues and what is the impact on businesses?
