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The U.S.-China Geopolitical Outlook

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Following the high-stakes May meeting between President Trump and President Xi, Burson invites you to an exclusive virtual discussion designed to decode the shifting dynamics of U.S.–China relations and their profound implications around the globe. We will deep dive into areas of potential stabilization, and the critical ramifications for global trade, innovation-driving technology and strategic investment flows.

This session brings together Burson’s public affairs experts from across the globe, including Douglas Dew, Burson APAC’s Head of Corporate & Public Affairs; Zoë Holder, Burson EMEA’s Senior Director of Public Affairs; Vandana Sandhir, Burson India’s Chief Client Strategy Officer; Eric Watnik, Burson U.S.'s. EVP of Corporate and Public Affairs; and Qingyi Xie, Burson China’s Head of Government Affairs. The session will be moderated by Burson’s U.S. Head of Public Affairs, Bruce Haynes.

Each speaker will provide a top-line summary on how governments and markets are strategically interpreting the Trump–Xi engagement and proactively positioning their economies. You’ll walk away understanding not just the immediate outcomes, but the complex, cascading effects that will ripple across continents.

This webinar will highlight critical, actionable strategies for multinational companies, exploring how policy may unfold across diverse scenarios, identifying where regulatory and brand reputational risks may sharply increase, and outline how to strategically position your organization in an increasingly complex and unpredictable geopolitical landscape. As always, Burson's commitment is to provide incisive, actionable insight.


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