During this third and final planning call, the Council will provide detailed information on the upcoming Business Mission, including information on the confirmed meetings & the notional schedule, meeting formats & talking points, submission reminders, mission logistics, and other pertinent information.

We we look forward to discussing on overview of the Business Mission as well as relevant details on the mission themes, proposed mission meetings, mission fees, mission materials, mission logistics, and other important information.

For the first part of the call, we have invited Mr. Timothy Chin, Director General, Americas, Europe and Central Asia, Ministry of Trade and Industry to provide a briefing on Singapore’s economic engagement with the United States amidst evolving trade dynamics. During the second half of the call, we look forward to discussing updates on the Business Mission as well as relevant details on the mission themes, proposed mission meetings, mission fees, mission materials, mission logistics, and other important information.

We we look forward to discussing on overview of the Business Mission as well as relevant details on the mission themes, proposed mission meetings, mission fees, mission materials, mission logistics, and other important information.

The US-ASEAN Business Council and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are pleased to co-host a Business Roundtable with Mr. Narit Therdsteerasukdi, Secretary General, Board of Investment of Thailand, on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, during his visit to Washington, D.C. This exclusive roundtable provides a unique opportunity for members to engage directly with Secretary General Narit and accompanying senior officials on Thailand’s digital economy, investment landscape, and trade priorities in 2025. The roundtable will serve as a platform for members to share their priorities in the Thai market, discuss challenges and opportunities for investments, and strengthen commercial ties between Thailand and the United States.Please contact Pimploy Vivatanapaiboonlap (pimploy@usasean.org) for additional information.

As part of the Council’s commitment to fostering meaningful engagement with key ASEAN stakeholders amid shifting trade dynamics, the US-ASEAN Business Council is pleased to invite senior level officials involved in trade and supply chains activities to an information sharing session with Ms. Jillian Lim, Executive Vice President & Member of EXCO, Singapore Economic Development Board. The virtual information sharing session aims to (i) offer member companies an opportunity to provide feedback to the Singapore Government on the impact of tariffs on U.S. business plans in Southeast Asia, particularly in trade and supply chains and (ii) reaffirm the Singapore Government’s commitment to partner with companies and co-create pathways to expand trade connectivity with the global economy.

Reggie Lai joined in TE Connectivity (“TE”) in May 2012 and currently serves as Vice President of Global Government Affairs and Corporate Responsibility. He is responsible for TE’s global government affairs and external relations (except for the U.S.) to secure support for the healthy development of the company’s businesses from governments and other stakeholders across the globe; he also drives the company’s “One Connected World” strategy to achieve its ambitious sustainable development objectives in 2030.