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For Chinese people working in the U.S. and Americans doing business in China, especially in the technology industry.

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An unpleasant disruption is in progress that will affect people and companies doing business between China and the United States. Relations between our two nations have declined in recent years, while both countries have moved toward restricting trade with each other and enhancing mutual suspicions.

Matt Brazil is an experienced corporate investigator and specialist on Chinese politics who lived in China for eight years and has travelled extensively throughout Asia. In this workshop, he will examine ways to reduce personal risk and enhance the protection of people and assets in this turbulent atmosphere.

Topics we will cover:
-Review of recent events affecting bilateral and business relations
-How U.S. export controls on shipments to China may change
-How treatment of Chinese in America and Americans in China may be affected
-Protecting yourself, your people, and assets in China and the U.S.

Agenda
6:30 PM - 7:00 PM Check-in, Networking
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Presentation and Q&A
Pizza & drink will be provided

More about our speaker:
Matt Brazil spent eight years living in China and 22 years living elsewhere in East Asia and regularly working in China, as a diplomat with the American Embassy Beijing, an Asia Investigative Manager and Analyst with Intel, and as the Global Security Director for an American specialty chemicals firm.

His work has included planning event security for VIPs, corporate investigations, freight security, enhancing employee loyalty in difficult environments, Asia regional stability issues, business continuity planning, physical security for factories and offices, TSCM problems, and comprehensive risk assessments. Matt is also an experienced researcher on the recent history of the Chinese Communist Party, and an academic specialist on the history of the Chinese communist intelligence services.

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