Frankie Leung: Is China a Paper Tiger?

Frankie Leung will discuss China and whether its economic rise threatens the United States.

The Senate Committee is proud to present Jonathan Frankie Leung who will discuss China and whether its economic rise threatens the United States. Mr. Leung will capitalize on his expertise and experience as an attorney working in China and Hong Kong to shed new light on China's economic policies and whether or not the country is truly a "paper tiger". Mr. Leung maintained a commercial and international practice with two international law firms before leaving as a partner after 12 years to set up his current law practice in Los Angeles. Mr.Leung graduated with first class honors at the University of Hong Kong, received a master's degree from Oxford University School of Jurisprudence and was a visiting scholar at Harvard Law School. He is an adjunct professor on international and comparative law at Stanford University, USC, Loyola Law School and The University of Hong Kong Law School. Mr. Leung is a member of the Pacific Council for International Policy and a member of their China committee. He speaks and writes Chinese, French and English and has been a member of Jonathan Club since 1989 and is a past President of its Toastmasters group. Sign up for this deeply informative and topical discussion about China's rising influence.

Reservations are required. Cancellation date is 6/17. Business Casual Attire.