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The 2022 China Challenge Summit will be one of the most important gatherings of leaders and experts in U.S.-China relations\, international trade and business\, national security policy\, and others to provide private- and public-sector leaders with both strategic insight and tactical advice for operating in the current global environment.
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In the coming years\, China will overtake the United States as the world'\;s \;largest \;economy. Currently\, they are the United States&rsquo\; \;third-largest \;trading partner &mdash\; after Canada and Mexico\, respectively &mdash\; with total trade amounting to over $650 billion in 2021 according to data from the International Trade Administration. \;
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The China Challege Summit convenes a high-profile group of leaders from across the nation and world &mdash\; including you and your colleagues &mdash\; to yield quality thought-leadership around three themes:
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\n - China&rsquo\;s economic\, trade\, business\, and foreign policies.
\n - China&rsquo\;s geopolitical strategy and U.S. foreign policy towards China.
\n - How U.S. businesses and policymakers should respond to these challenges.
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Attendees (in-person and virtual) will have the opportunity to learn from and engage with a unique group of China specialists on today&rsquo\;s most salient diplomatic and industrial challenges.
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Featuring \;Jon Huntsman \;\, Former U.S. Ambassador to China \;
\nAstrid Tumeniz \;\, President of Utah Valley University \;
\nMatt Pottinger \;\, Former Deputy National Security Advisor \;
\nNadia Schadlow \;\, Former Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy
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Speakers include
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\n - Craig Allen\, President of the US-China Business Council
\n - Ylli Bajraktari\, CEO at the Special Competitive Studies Project
\n - Chris Campbell\, Chief Strategist at Kroll
\n - Amy Celico\, Principal at Albright Stonebridge Group
\n - Peter Cleveland\, VP of Legal at TSMC
\n - Abraham Denmark\, Director of Asia Program at The Wilson Center
\n - Robb Gordon\, Senior Policy Director at Intel
\n - Jamieson Greer\, Partner at King &\; Spalding
\n - Miles Hansen\, President/CEO of World Trade Center Utah
\n - Allison Hooker\, Senior VP at American Global Strategies
\n - Greg Jackson\, Host and Head Writer of &ldquo\;History that Doesn&rsquo\;t Suck&rdquo\; podcast and Senior Fellow at UVU National Security Studies
\n - Sarah Kemp\, VP of International Government Affairs at Intel
\n - Nicholas Lardy\, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics
\n - Eric Levesque\, COO of Strider Technologies
\n - Zongyuan Zoe Liu\, Fellow for International Political Economy at Council on Foreign Relations
\n - Mary Lovely\, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics
\n - Damien Ma\, Managing Director at Paulson Institute
\n - C.J. Mahoney\, Deputy General Counsel at Microsoft
\n - Peter Mattis\, Director for Intelligence at the Special Competitive Studies Project
\n - Evan Medeiros\, Chair in Asia Studies at Georgetown University
\n - Erik Quam\, Deputy Director China Strategic Focus Group\, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command
\n - Tim Stratford\, Managing Partner at Covington &\; Burling LLP Beijing
\n - Seth Sunderland\, CEO of Spring Canyon Capital
\n - Alison Szalwinski\, Vice President of Research at The National Bureau of Asian Research
\n - Glenn Tiffert\, Research Fellow at Hoover Institution
\n - Liza Tobin\, Senior Director of Research and Analysis for Economy at the Special Competitive Studies Project
\n - Jeremie Waterman\, President of the China Center at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
\n - Lingling Wei\, Chief China Correspondent at \;The Wall Street Journal
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