
Developing Your China Strategy, What’s Next?
MCI China is pleased to announce a unique opportunity to listen to a deeply experienced China expert as he helps US association executives seek ways to improve their China strategy in an era of major change.

Join Mr. Kenneth Jarrett, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai , as he shares his keen insight and observations on today’s Chinese government policies and the changes that may impact US association strategy and operations in China.
This special event will take place on Thursday, May 3rd from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. EDT at the ASAE Conference Center, first floor in Washington DC.
Mr Jarrett will discuss:
- How the operating environment for U.S. associations in China has changed as a result of the recent key Chinese government 19th Party Congress and National People’s Congress?
- What are the policy impacts, government restructuring, and attitudes toward foreign investors and key Chinese government initiatives?
- What does this mean for US associations?
- How should this shape future US association Chinese strategy?
Mr Jarrett will entertain questions posed in advance upon registration.
To register for this special MCI China event, please follow this link. If you have questions about this event please contact Karine Desbant at [email protected].
About the Speaker
Mr. Kenneth Jarrett has been President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai since September 2013. Previously, he was the Greater China Chairman for APCO Worldwide, a Washington-based public affairs consultancy from 2008 to 2013. He served also as a U.S. diplomat from 1982 to 2008.
During his 26-year diplomatic career, his postings included Consul General in Shanghai, Deputy Consul General in Hong Kong, and Director of Asian Affairs at the White House National Security Council. Mr. Jarrett served in Beijing, Chengdu, Singapore, and had several assignments in Washington, DC.
Mr. Jarrett has degrees from Cornell University, Yale University and the National War College. He is the recipient of the Magnolia Award (Silver) from the Shanghai government and is a member of the National Committee for US-China Relations.
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