As tensions between the U.S. and China escalate, it's clear that America is facing its most critical economic and security challenge of the 21st century.
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John,
To cut through the complexity of the tariff dispute with China, No Labels is bringing you an exclusive call with Paul Boesen—one of the private sector’s most sought-after China experts and Chief of Staff at GreenPoint Group, the premier U.S.-China strategic advisory firm.
When America’s leading corporations face tough economic questions involving China, they call Paul. From his tenure at Goldman Sachs—where he guided global strategic investments and risk management—to his leadership at the U.S.-China Education Trust, Paul has spent his career at the intersection of American business and the Chinese economy.
For years, leaders in both parties have raised concerns about America's economic reliance on China—importing vastly more than we export, relying heavily on Chinese-produced critical pharmaceuticals and minerals, and suffering enormous losses from intellectual property theft and cyberattacks.
Paul not only understands these issues, he has spent decades guiding some of the most important institutions in the world through them. He has generously offered his time to give us this exclusive briefing.
Join us to hear Paul's seasoned perspective on what is driving this escalating trade conflict and how bipartisan solutions could chart a path forward for U.S. economic and national security.
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Date: Monday, April 14
Time: 5 PM ET
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