VIRTUAL EVENT
New Date: June 27th
9AM-12:30 PM ET/HKT Stream*
*Streamed twice to accommodate a global audience

To successfully run a global business, you need a finger on the pulse of what is happening in countries around the world. Trade disputes, wars and economic upheaval can heavily impact production, transportation and costs. In addition, emerging situations can quickly evolve and derail operations.

Our virtual Global Outlook event will cover the geopolitical and economic factors you must consider as you plan ahead. Join us on June 27 to learn the latest on developing conflicts and gain insights into where the economy is headed.

Panel Highlights

 

Asia Trade Issues
It’s never been more difficult to plan ahead with geopolitical factors in play. The U.S.-China trade war is simmering hotter, concerns about actions in Taiwan are growing by the day, and tangential issues stemming from the Russia-Ukraine conflict have pervaded virtually all aspects of business. This panel unpacks it all, from what to keep an eye on in the near term to potential unfolding scenarios you may not have considered.

Fiscal Foundations
From recessionary woes to bank failures and a stymied consumer, the outlook looks grim on many fronts. This panel features experts across the financial spectrum to fill you on what they are seeing, how they are counseling their clients, and will share best practices that can be applied to your own business.

Sourcing Journal’s Global Outlook is coming up on June 27. This virtual event will cover the mid-year international landscape in sourcing, production, logistics, trade and the economy, providing attendees with information they can use to guide their strategies and improve worldwide operations.

Are you an expert who wants to weigh in on what you are seeing in the industry? Contact us to be considered as a speaker.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available for Global Outlook. Place your company in front of decision makers at brands, manufacturers, material firms and more. Past attendees at Global Outlook have included executives from Carhartt, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Kohl’s, Lacoste, L.L. Bean, Nordstrom, Patagonia, PVH, Tapestry, Target, Tommy Bahama, Under Armour, Vera Bradley, Walmart and Wolverine Worldwide.

SPONSORS