China Risk Mitigation Playbook

China is an enticing yet complex market for US companies. With its vast consumer base, robust manufacturing capabilities, and technological advancements, China offers immense business opportunities.

But this promising landscape is not without challenges. To successfully engage in the Chinese market, US companies must be ready to quickly respond to a variety of evolving situations in China. Companies must protect themselves and their shareholders from the many risks posed by the Chinese market with a comprehensive China risk mitigation plan.

Keith Krach, an expert in international business as former CEO of multiple large US companies and an expert in diplomacy as former US Undersecretary of State, is uniquely positioned to sound the alarm on the growing threat China presents to American companies.

Keith Krach to CEOs: Present your China Contingency Plan

As the world watches the unprovoked and bloody invasion of Ukraine, more than 300 of the West’s most prominent corporations are frantically curtailing or withdrawing their business from Russia.

But for a far broader set of companies, there’s a much more dangerous threat looming on the horizon: Russia’s totalitarian twin and closest military and economic ally–China.

Fortune Magazine: Present Your China Contingency Plan at The Next Board Meeting

As the world watches the unprovoked and bloody invasion of Ukraine, more than 300 of the West’s most prominent corporations are frantically curtailing or withdrawing their business from Russia.

But for a far broader set of companies, there’s a much more dangerous threat looming on the horizon: Russia’s totalitarian twin and closest military and economic ally–China.

It does not take a Ph.D. in international affairs to understand the common threads that underpin the China-Russia partnership. Both governments are known for lawless behavior, duplicity, bullying, domestic oppression, coercive economic practices, and grave human rights abuses.

A conversation with US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo

US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo joined Keith Krach in a conversation about implementing the CHIPS and Science Act to compete with China in semiconductor manufacturing.

“US companies are increasingly considering relocating their operations from China,” Secretary Gina Raimondo said, after many had to close their Russian operations earlier this year amid Moscow’s war against Ukraine.

Keith Krach on Yahoo Finance: Global CEOs MUST develop a China Contingency Plan

Keith Krach, former Under Secretary of State, joined Yahoo Finance to talk about General Secretary Xi Jinping’s embrace of state owned firms versus private companies, Xi’s removal of former Chinese President Hu Jintao — predecessor as party leader, and why the time is now for CEO’s across the globe to prepare a China Contingency Plan.