U.S./China Relations: What to Expect in 2026 Webinar

U.S./China Relations: What to Expect in 2026 Webinar

What are the key considerations as China and the United States prepare for President Trump’s expected visit to China in April 2026?  Will trade tensions continue to ease as the parties strive for a visit that can be characterized as successful?  How will domestic economic conditions in China and domestic politics in the United States impact not only preparations but the overall relationship?

Join us for this online program on Thursday, January 15th, to learn more from Kellie Meiman Hock and John L. Holden.

Advance registration is required for participation.

Speakers:
Kellie Meiman Hock
Senior Counselor, McLarty Associates
Adjunct Professor, Georgetown University

John L. Holden
Managing Director
Head of the Greater China Practice
McLarty Associates, an Ankura Company

Moderator:
Andrew Schilling
Honorary Consul
Japan to Nebraska
MITA Board of Director

DATE:  Thursday, January 15, 2026

TIME:  10:00-11:30 am CT:  Webinar and Q&A

This is an “educational” meeting/webinar that is not covered under membership.  Members and non-members must pay to participate; see pricing below.

FEE:
Platinum Members:  $20/person
Gold Members:  $20/person
Silver Members:  $20/person
Bronze Members: $20/person

Non-Members:  $45/person
Students:  Free

LOCATION:
Virtual (you will be emailed a link after registration and payment is received)

For more information, click HERE!