Upcoming Outreach
SelectUSA will conduct targeted outreach throughout the United States and around the world. Some upcoming events include:
- On May 16, The U.S. Commercial Service will be hosting a SelectUSA Outreach Workshop in Lisbon, Portugal. This workshop, entitled “Investing and Establishing a Company in the United States”, will address issues relevant to Portuguese companies looking to setup a U.S. business, as well as explain the federal government’s role in assisting foreign investors under the SelectUSA initiative. For more information, please contact Pedro Ferreira at pedro.ferreira@trade.gov.
- On May 24, U.S. Ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman, will host a SelectUSA seminar, followed by lunch, at his residence in Brussels, featuring a speaker from SelectUSA. For more information, contact laurie.farris@trade.gov.
- On May 25, the Thunderbird School of Global Management, U.S. Embassy Berlin, and the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany will be host their Global Business Dialogue in Berlin. The event will feature speakers and panelists from industry and government who will discuss the U.S. and E.U. economic climate, as well as the potential for the future. For more information, please contact John Fogarasi at john.fogarasi@trade.gov.
- On June 4 – 6, a series of one-day SelectUSA investment promotion events will take place in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey, respectively.
Recent SelectUSA outreach has included:
- On April 20, Deputy Executive Director Aaron Brickman met with a delegation of Portuguese businesses led by the U.S. ambassador to Portugal Allan Katz.
- On April 23 - 24, Deputy Executive Director Aaron Brickman participated as a speaker during the USA Investment Center seminar and at various events in the Hannover Industrial Fair, sponsored by CS Germany.
Reports of Note:
- The Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment has released a report entitled “State-controlled entities control nearly US$2 trillion in foreign assets” by Karl P. Sauvant and Jonathan Strauss. This Perspective offers insightful data and cautions against regulatory initiatives that may lead to the fragmentation of international investment regimes.
- The Bertelsmann Foundation and the China Center for International Economic Exchanges have published a report evaluating Chinese FDI. The publication, entitled Cash in Hand: Chinese Foreign Direct Investment in the U.S. and Germany by Ting Xu, Thieß Petersen and Tianlong Wang, provides data and policy analysis and recommendations based on their findings.
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