The Semiconductor Challenge Amid Geopolitical Tensions: Navigating Disruptions and Ensuring Resilience

Join us for our ESSEC-FCCS Leadership series to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the semiconductor industry

The semiconductor industry has been facing significant challenges amid geopolitical tensions in recent years. These challenges have the potential to disrupt the global supply chain and affect various industries that rely on semiconductors, including consumer electronics, automotive, telecommunications, and more.

In this panel discussion moderated by Prof. Cedomir Nestorovic from ESSEC Business School, our speakers will address these key challenges and discuss the following topics:

·         Geopolitical landscape and its impact on the semiconductor industry

·         Supply chain resilience and the need for diversification

·         The importance of regional collaboration and partnerships to enhance supply chain resilience  and promote innovation

·         Intellectual property protection and how to foster an environment conducive to innovation and fair competition

·         Technological sovereignty and independence and how to strengthen domestic capabilities, and nurture local talent and research and development initiatives

SPEAKERS:

• Bertrand Stoltz, Executive Vice-President, Finance, Global Shared Services, Systems and Asia Public Affairs at STMicroelectronics
• Erwan Barre, Partner at RHTLaw

AGENDA: 

- 8:00 am: Registration and networking

- 8.30am-9.40am: Dialogue session hosted by Prof. Cedomir Nestorovic, Geopolitics Professor, ESSEC Business School and Academic Director of the ESSEC & Mannheim EMBA Asia-Pacific

- 9.40am-10.00am : Q/A with the audience

Intervenant(s)

Erwan BarrePartner (Foreign Lawyer) at RHTLaw Asia LLP

Prof. Cedomir NestorovicProfessor of Geopolitics and Islamic Business at ESSEC Business School

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