Speaking
James McGregor is a professional speaker who helps audiences around the world understand China’s complex business and political culture. Speeches range from entertaining keynotes to detailed briefings for executive groups and boards of directors. To enquire about McGregor’s speaking services or book him for an upcoming event, please contact James McGregor.
Recent Appearances
Bloomberg TV: APCO’s McGregor on US-China Relations
APCO Greater China Chairman James McGregor discusses his outlook and challenges for US-China relations. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Yvonne Man from the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore.
China In Context Podcast: What drives the US Republican Party’s agenda on China?
The Republican politician who chairs Washington’s Select Committee on China, Mike Gallagher, has said that he views the ruling Chinese Communist Party as “as an enemy of the United States.” Other members of his party are also vocal in their…
CNBC: There’s very much an effort to reunify China and U.S. despite Beijing’s rhetoric: APCO’s McGregor
James McGregor, APCO Worldwide Greater China chairman, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the list of CEOs who have visited China recently, if the Chinese and U.S. governments will soon begin working together, and more.
China In Context Podcast: How will Joe Biden handle China if he wins a second term?
President Biden is pursuing re-election for a second term, urging voters to give him four further years. He has promised a thaw in relations with China, yet intense competition between the superpowers suggests a softening of tone is unlikely. In…
CNBC: Businesses went from being ‘bridge between China and U.S. to battleground’: APCO’s Jim McGregor
Jim McGregor, APCO Worldwide greater China chairman, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss Tesla CEO Elon Musk and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s separate visits to China this week, and the fine line CEOs must walk when dealing with both Beijing and…
CNBC: China’s Congress Meeting and Business
Business should not focus on GDP predictions or potential stimulus measures but whether China’s recent market oriented shift is real and lasting