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47Th Annual Membership Meeting – Day 1 Meeting Packet 47th Annual Membership Meeting – Day 1 Meeting Packet Table of Contents Agenda Attendee List Speaker Biographies USCBC Officers & Directors USCBC Board of Directors Election Results USCBC Member Companies USCBC Staff List USCBC Events and Opportunities Conference Survey Beijing China Operations Conference 2020 Get Involved – USCBC Communications US-China Bilateral Calendar 47th Annual Membership Meeting – Day 1 Conference Schedule and Speakers Tuesday, June 9, 2020 (8:30 to 11:30am EDT) 8:30 – 8:40 am Welcome Remarks • Craig Allen, President, US-China Business Council 8:40 – 9:25 am Panel 1: Political and Economic Outlooks on China • Econ: Nicholas R. Lardy, Anthony M. Solomon Senior Fellow, PIIE • Politics: Ryan Hass, Fellow and Michael H. Armacost Chair, Brookings Institution • Forecasting: Melanie Hart, Senior Fellow; Director, China Policy, Center for American Progress Moderator: Craig Allen, President, US-China Business Council 9:25– 9:30 am Break 9:30 – 10:20 am Panel 2: Innovation in Science and Technology in China • Scott Kennedy, Senior Adviser and Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics, CSIS • Jason Matusow, General Manager, Corporate Standards, Microsoft • Jeff May, Vice President, Global Public Policy, Merck Moderator: Jake Parker, Senior Vice President, US-China Business Council 10:20 – 10:30 am Break 10:30 – 11:30 am Keynote Address: Chinese perspective on US-China Relations • Minister Li Kexin, Deputy Chief of Mission, Chinese Embassy in the United States Moderator: Craig Allen, President, US-China Business Council 11:30 am Adjourn th 47 Annual Membership Meeting – June 9, 2020 List of Virtual Participants Abbott Analog Devices, Inc. Basilinna Jose Edgar Ledonio Larry Weiss Leigh Wedell Manager, International Senior Vice President & COO Government Affairs General Counsel Beacon Global Strategies Advanced Micro Devices Laura Yan Michael Allen China Public Affairs Director Managing Director Zhiqiang Huang Head of Government Asia Society Best Buy Affairs Wendy Cutler Charlie Xu Vice President, Asia General Manager AIG Society Policy Institute Edward Barron The Boeing Company Head of International Atlantic Council of the Jeff Layman Government Affairs United States China Country Counsel Bert Keidel Albright Stonebridge Vice President, Global Landon Loomis Group Initiatives Senior Director, Trade & Doug Grob Alliances Senior Vice President Ali Wyne Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brehm Global Ventures LLC Amazon Carolyn Brehm Guojun Li Audia Elastomers CEO Head of China Central William Torpey Public Policy President Brookings Institution Ryan Hass American Enterprise Group Autodesk Fellow and Michael H Derek Scissors Daniel Green Armacost Chair Resident Scholar Director, APAC Government Affairs & Jamie Horsley American Express Public Policy Visiting Fellow - Foreign Yujin Xi Policy, John L. Thornton Vice President, Public Autozone China Center Affairs & Communications Jason McNeil Vice President and Global Brunswick Group Amgen Sourcing and Quality Patricia Graue Paul Neureiter Customer Satisfaction Director Executive Director Bank of America Victoria Pierce Amphenol Corporation Alistair Scarff Executive Stephen Dorrough Asia Pacific Country Risk Deputy General Counsel Executive © 2020 The US-China Business Council 1 Cargill Chubb Crowell & Moring Treva Smith Yancy Molnar International Director, International Senior Vice President, Robert Holleyman Government Relations International Government President & CEO Affairs Carnegie Endowment for Shelley Su International Peace Sarah Schradin Senior Consultant Doug Paal Assistant Vice President, Vice President for Studies Government Affairs Cummins Shannon Kiely-Heider Caterpillar Clemson University Director Ann-Marie Padgett Xiaobo Hu Head of International Director and Associate Catherine Van Way Advocacy Professor, China Program Head of Government Relations Grant Rong Cloudflare Manager Alexander Dyner Dell Technologies Head of Special Projects Erin Ennis Center for American Senior Director, Global Progress Erica Fox Public Policy Laura Edwards Senior Manager, Public China Program Policy Michael Jones Coordinator Supply Chain Risk & The Coca-Cola Company Resilience Melanie Hart Theda Khrestin Senior Fellow; Director, Director, Federal and Hannah Sommers China Policy Diplomatic Government Risk Advisor Relations Jordan Link The Walt Disney Company China Policy Analyst Rachel Yu Yvonne Pei General Manager, Policy, Senior Vice President Center for Strategic and Sustainability & Social International Studies Impact Dow Bonnie Glaser Eric Friedman Director, China Power The Cohen Group Senior Government Affairs Project Jeff Fu Director Fellow Scott Kennedy Lisa Schroeter Senior Adviser and Trustee Cameron Turley Global Director, Trade & Chair in Chinese Business Vice President Investment Policy and Economics Bill Zarit East Penn Manufacturing Children's National Senior Counselor Co. Hospital Bruce Cole Shadi Sadeghi Corteva Senior Vice President, International Affairs, Office Wen Du Industrial of the President Government and Industry Affairs Manager Tom Minner Vice President, Global Covington & Burling LLP Business Development Christopher Adams Senior Adviser © 2020 The US-China Business Council 2 Mark Wels Geoffrey Siebengartner Goldman Sachs Vice President & General Managing Director John Medel Manager - Reserve Power Government Affairs APAC Vice President Sales FMC Corporation Faryar Shirzad Embassy of the People's Shawn Whitman Managing Director Republic of China Vice President, Kexin Li Government Affairs Grifols Deputy Chief of Mission Nicholas Uzl Ford Motor Company Associate Director, EMD Group James Rowland International Health Policy Paul Treadgold Manager, International Associate Director, Government Relations Heidrick & Struggles Corporate Policy Julian Ha Freeport-McMoRan Inc. Partner Emerson Richard Adkerson Lisa Jackson Vice Chairman, President Hills & Company Director, Federal & Chief Executive Officer John Frisbie Government Relations Managing Director GaveKal-Dragonomics Ernst & Young Arthur Kroeber IBM Adam Barbina Managing Director Debra Marks Associate Director Government and General Motors Regulatory Affairs Estee Lauder Adam Owens Executive Lillian Liu Manager, International Public Affairs & Corporate Government Relations Lihong Wang Communications Vice Executive President George Washington Law Don Clarke Intel Evans Legal Group David Weaver Research Robb Gordon Dr. John Evans Professor of Law Senior Director and Member/ Manager Managing Counsel Georgetown University Exxon Mobil Corporation Dennis Wilder Julia Xu Casey Delhotal Senior Fellow and Assistant Director Senior Asia Pacific Director Professor International Paper FedEx Georgetown University Law Chunlin Yan Emily Beline Center Vice President, Senior Counsel Jim Feinerman Government Affairs, Asia Associate Dean, Wenfang Gao International & Graduate Jacobs Global Trade & China Government Affairs Programs Compliance LLC Managing Director Brenda Jacobs Global Strategic Principal Wally Hsueh Associates llc Vice President Paul Speltz Chairman/CEO Frank Jiang Senior Government Affairs Advisor © 2020 The US-China Business Council 3 Johns Hopkins University Laurie Hueneke NBCUniversal Carla Freeman Associate Vice President, Shauna Huang Associate Director of the Global Public Policy & Vice President, Corporate China Studies Program; Government Relations Affairs China Associate Research Professor and Executive Elzo Kannekens PayPal Director of the SAIS Foreign Director Global Public Ivy Lau Policy Institute Policy & Multilateral Affairs Global Public Policy and Research Manager Mike Lampton Sarah Kemp George and Sadie Hyman Global Public Policy, Richard Nash Professor and Director of International Government Vice President, Global China Studies, SAIS Affairs Government Relations K&L Gates Jeffrey May Peterson Institute of David Tang Vice President, Global International Economics Managing Partner, Asia Public Policy Nicholas Lardy Anthony M. Solomon Koch Industries MetLife Senior Fellow Rob Joyce Ben Cushman Vice President, Vice President, Pfizer International Government International Government Elissa Alben Affairs Relations Senior Director Karen Santana-Garces Microsoft Corporation Natalie Fitzpatrick Public Policy Specialist Jason Matusow Senior Manager, Global General Manager, Policy (Emerging Markets) Jodie Stutzman Corporate Standards Public Affairs Director Group Procter & Gamble Selina Jackson Liberty Mutual Holding Matthew Reisman Vice President, Global Company, Inc Director, International Government Relations Viji Rangaswami Trade Vice President, Sean Mulvaney International and Federal Cathy Wissink Associate Director Affairs Officer Senior Director of International Standards, Qualcomm Mars Incorporated Privacy and Regulatory Tao Guo Mary Latimer Affairs Group Vice President Corporate Head of Global Trade and Investment Moody's Xiaolong Tan Kathyanne Cohen Director McLarty Associates Senior Vice President Victoria Ruan Raymond James Senior Associate Morgan Stanley Ed Mills Ann Bailey Managing Director Merck Executive Director, Ruben Duran Government Relations Raytheon Technologies Director, Global Public Tingting Gong Policy China Government Relations Manager © 2020 The US-China Business Council 4 Rhodium Group Thermo Fisher Scientific Westinghouse Electric Dan Rosen Tim Fenton Company Partner and Director, Vice President, Global Suzanne Duvall China Program Government Relations Director International Government Affairs S&P Global Gloria Guo Christopher Lee Government Affairs Wilson Center
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