Dear member,

The US-China Business Council is pleased to invite you to a lunch meeting where Jacob Parker, Senior Vice President at the US-China Business Council, will be presenting the accomplishments and outcomes from the upcoming USCBC Board Delegations Trip to China. During the trip, delegations will meet with state leaders and ministers who are overseeing domestic economy and reform issues. As the November presidential summit is approaching, Jacob will also share his perspectives on potential developments on the US-China trade negotiation. The event will take place on Friday, October 18^th, at the St. Regis Hotel, Diplomat Hall. Event details can be found below, and should you wish to attend to please RSVP to the online registration system.

Best Regards,

Banny (bwang@uschina.org.cn)

Member Briefing: 2019 USCBC Board Delegations Trip  

Date:                Friday, October 18^th, 2019.

Time:    

Registration:                     11:30-12:00 AM

Lunch & Presentation:      12:00-1:00 PM

Location:                          St. Regis Hotel, 21 Jianguomenwai Dajie

                              Diplomat Hall, Third Floor

                              建国门外大街21号，瑞吉酒店三层，外交厅

Ticket Price:                     550 RMB/person

RSVP:                               Online Registration

Speaker Bios:

Jacob Parker- Senior Vice President, US-China Business Council

Jacob Parker is senior vice president at the US-China Business Council. In this role in Washington he manages USCBC’s China operations as well as the analysis and advocacy work in both countries. Prior to his current position, he held progressively responsible roles in the Council’s Beijing and Shanghai offices. Jacob has worked on a variety of international public and private projects throughout his career. Before joining USCBC, Jacob worked as a program manager at Philips Healthcare where he oversaw implementation of ExIm Bank, Nordic Investment Bank, and Ashra Bank international government loan projects for developing medical infrastructure in China. Prior to that, as the director of operations of the USA Pavilion Shanghai Expo 2010, Jacob was responsible for the set-up, maintenance, and general operation of the pavilion, and for sharing American culture and values with the more than 7 million visitors during the six months of operation.