David Frum

What does the presidency of Donald Trump mean for Canadian business? Washington insider David Frum shares his insights during an engaging and no-holds barred keynote address. Frum, a Canadian-American pundit is a fixture on CNN and a Senior Editor at the Atlantic. Known as one of the most influential political analysts of our time, Frum brings a Canadian conscience into the mainstream of the often polarized world of American politics. During the recent U.S. election, Frum, a neo-conservative who wrote speeches for George W. Bush, publicly broke from party ranks and voted for Hillary Clinton. Frum will provide insider views on what happened within the Republican Party during the Trump ascendancy, and he’ll offer his thoughts on what the Trump reign means for the world — and for Canada. [/nsb]

In this presentation, David applies his perspective as a political analyst to your industry. In these presentations he provides a lay of political landscape while offering up practical solutions for any organization or industry.

David was one of the first Republican insiders to warn the GOP of danger ahead in 2008. In this passionate presentation David analyzes the conservative crisis—and offers new hope for conservatives in the years to come. On issues from healthcare to terrorism, the environment to abortion, the challenge of China and the problem of childhood obesity, he offers exciting new ideas to rejuvenate conservative politics.

The Political Landscape
David has made himself known in recent years as a forceful voice for a Republican agenda more attentive to the middle class and more concerned with environmental issues, including climate change. David offers analysis and predictions for the future of US energy policy – and insight into how Canadians can gain a better hearing for their distinctive interests and values in the US policy debate.

David has made himself known in recent years as a forceful voice for a Republican agenda more attentive to the middle class and more concerned with environmental issues, including climate change. David offers analysis and predictions for the future of US energy policy – and insight into how Canadians can gain a better hearing for their distinctive interests and values in the US policy debate.