Exploring US/China Relations at the Subnational Level: Denver

A leader like you is always learning. The Tai Initiative wants to help you apply your skills to influencing US/China affairs! We bring American and Chinese leaders together who care deeply for the future of the relationship and want to influence it to succeed. The landscape at the subnational level is rapidly evolving; it is imperative the Front Range region evolve with these changes.

Please join us for a free short lecture and interactive discussion at the Eugene Field branch of the Denver library on May 1st, 2013 from 5:00-6:00.   Carson Tavenner, Executive Director of The Tai Initiative, will give a community presentation on the US/China relationship and examine methods of encouraging cross-regional connections between leaders in the Puget Sound and Front Range regions.

Take the next step toward identifying and defining the best practices this region has formulated among business, education, non-profit and government sectors. Leaders like you are critical to that process. By participating, you will become more effective and informed in your international efforts.  No registration necessary!

5:00 – 5:10 Greetings and Introduction
5:10 – 5:30 Presentation: Exploring US/China Relations at the Subnational Level
5:30 – 5:50 Q&A session and group interaction
5:50 – 6:00 Wrap-up and departure

Topics:

• Examining the US/China relationship
• Important characteristics of the subnational level of US/China relations
• Results of the Pacific Northwest Regional Conference on US/China Subnational Relations
• Opportunities and ideas for Front Range regional engagement