Blackpoll Founding Managing Partner Participates in the the 23rd Annual U.S.-China Trade Conference

Blackpoll Founding Managing Partner, Jabali Wells, M.D., M.B.A., M.Sc., served as a panelist at the 23rd Annual U.S.-China Trade Conference of the U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce (USCCC).  The title of this year's event was, "Trade in the Landscape of New Technologies and Volatile Geopolitics", which took place on September 12 -13 in Chicago, IL.

Jabali participated on the panel, "Outsourcing, Resourcing, or Insourcing: Where to Find the Next Low-Cost Producers Close to Markets?", and discussed outsourcing and nearshoring trends in the life sciences sector.  Likewise, he also participated in the panel, "Is Vietnam, Mexico, or Brazil an Alternative to China for U.S. Companies?", opining on the business cases for manufacturing in Vietnam, Mexico and Brazil, respectively.  

Founded by Prescott Bush, Jr. in 1993, the USCCC is a non-partisan, non-profit business organization with 350 corporations as members.  The mission of the USCCC is to increase bilateral trade and investment between the U.S. and China.

Please read more about the USCCC at: www.usccc.org