The Good, The Bad & The Future with David Frum

The upcoming municipal and U.S. midterm elections are setting the stage for significant shifts in the business and policy landscape.

As a result, the questions facing Canadian leaders are mounting: What will these shifting political priorities mean for domestic industries? How will evolving policies reshape long-term organizational planning? And what does the road ahead actually look like?

Navigating North American Trade and Geopolitics

David Frum, Social and Political Commentator and Staff Writer at The Atlantic, is uniquely equipped to answer the ultimate question for your audience: “What’s next for Canada?”

As a top-tier Washington insider with Canadian roots, David clarifies how shifting U.S. policies directly impact Canadian industries. He provides corporate audiences with a clear-eyed analysis of the political economy in this era of tariffs and trade negotiations.

Moving beyond the headlines, David translates complex geopolitical maneuverings into digestible insights. He helps attendees understand what political unpredictability and shifting market conditions can mean for the bottom line, providing the essential context required for long-term organizational strategy and cross-border resilience.

Equip your attendees with the macro-level understanding to better navigate shifting trade dynamics and economic policies:

• The political forecast for Canadian industries
  Anticipating how shifts in global policy and international relations impact domestic competitiveness and cross-border commerce.

• The intersection of global politics, international trade and organizational strategy
  Translating complex macroeconomic shifts into foresight to align business strategy with an evolving global landscape.

• Navigating geopolitical volatility
  Essential context for corporate leaders managing risk and building organizational resilience.

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