Scott Rozelle Joined a Panel Discussion on "The US vs China: A Talent War"

Scott Rozelle participated in a panel discussion at the Civic Leadership Forum Silicon Valley focused on the challenges and solutions to the “reverse brain drain” that’s threatening the U.S.’s technological edge, its impact on innovation, the economy, and how we can combat it.

"On October 11th, Civic Leadership Forum Silicon Valley: The U.S. vs. China: A Talent War was held at Ding Ding TV studios. The event was organized by Silicon Valley Community Media, Kenson Ventures, SFCause and NAAUnited.

Leading experts participated in a critical discussion on the challenges and solutions to the “reverse brain drain” that’s threatening the U.S.’s technological edge and the audience had the opportunity to learn about its impact on innovation, the economy, and how we can combat it.

Civic Leadership Forum Silicon Valley: The U.S. vs. China: A Talent War focused on three topics:

· Understanding the implications of losing top talent to China.
· Discovering how trade wars and talent loss affect the middle class.
· Exploring strategies for fostering collaboration and retaining talent.

Expert Panel included:

Scott Rozelle: A leading scholar in Chinese economics, Rozelle has recently participated in Track Two diplomacy initiatives between the U.S. and China.
Peter Michelson: A renowned physicist at Stanford University, Michelson has expressed concerns about the impact of the DoJ’s China Initiative on reverse brain drain.
Peter Zeidenberg: A successful lawyer who has defended Americans wrongly accused of espionage-related crimes, including Kansas University Professor Franklin Tao.
Joel Wong: A dedicated advocate for the Asian American Pacific Islander community and a prominent figure in U.S.-China relations."