After the conclusion of the Two Sessions, AmCham China hosted two events to examine key takeaways and provide insights to members: an exclusive Policy+ session with Brunswick Group and a general membership briefing with Trivium.
P+ Exclusive: 2024 Two Sessions Debrief with Brunswick Group
On March 18, AmCham China hosted a session with Brunswick Group, where Senior Partner and Head of China, Beijing, Ning Zhu, and Partner St. John Moore shared valuable insights.
During the event, Zhu and Moore delved into this year’s Two Sessions and Government Work Report, examining implications for foreign businesses in China. They stressed the significance of adaptability, strategic engagement, and a nuanced understanding of risks amidst evolving dynamics and geopolitical shifts. Businesses must be agile and precise in decision-making to navigate regulatory changes and geopolitical complexities. Emphasizing the importance of engagement with the Chinese government, they highlighted the evolving regulatory landscape and the need to understand sector-specific risks for effective strategic planning and diversification efforts. Additionally, they urged businesses to critically assess official narratives against on-the-ground realities to effectively manage expectations. In light of geopolitical uncertainties, they advised long-term planning with flexibility and scenario analysis.
Two Sessions Readout by Trivium
On March 21, AmCham China hosted a briefing with experts from Trivium, offering high-level insights from the recent “Two Sessions” to our membership.
The Two Sessions plays a pivotal role in shaping China’s policy trajectory and targets for the upcoming year, while also refining the structure and responsibilities of various government entities. Moderated by AmCham China Policy Committee Co-Chair, Travis Tanner, Trivium’s experts illuminated the top changes announced during the Two Sessions and provided valuable insights into what to anticipate in the coming year.
Trivium distinguishes itself through a unique approach to China analysis, blending deep expertise, primary-source research, and on-the-ground experience in China with a de-politicized, human-centered philosophy. In their discussion, Trivium’s experts, including Co-Founder Trey McArver and Co-Founder Andrew Polk, provided a comprehensive overview of the key takeaways from the Two Sessions, offering valuable insights into the implications for businesses operating in China. Their expertise and analysis shed light on the evolving policy landscape and provided guidance for navigating the complexities of the Chinese market in the year ahead.