Global Supply Chain Resilience — The Rise of “Made in America”
This timely talk examines how Taiwanese firms ar e driving the "Made in America" revival\, strategically reshaping the US in dustry and innovation through cross-Pacific collaboration. Attendees will g ain comprehensive insight from three expert perspectives: Jason Hsu\, forme r Taiwan Legislator and Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute\, will addres s U.S. policy direction and strategic industrial resurgence\, focusing on h ow AI\, manufacturing\, and supply chain resilience are central to geopolit ical competition. Chen-Tso (Wesley) Chu\, former General Counsel at Foxconn Technology Group and Research Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School\, will analyze the conditions for "Made in America" from a technology and policy p erspective\, specifically Taiwan's strategic role in AI infrastructure and core technology firewall strategies. Finally\, Gary Chen\, Partner at Lee a nd Li\, Attorneys-at-Law\, will offer practical legal and regulatory insigh ts for Taiwanese enterprises investing in the U.S.\, covering cross-border compliance and investment challenges. This event is essential for understan ding the confluence of policy\, legal\, and supply chain dynamics underpinn ing the new wave of US industrial growth.
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