President, Listening for America. Senior Advisor, @Shearwater_Glob. Adjunct Professor, @Georgetown. Former Undersecretary of State, Assistant USTR, VP @Apple.
Yesterday was World Ocean Day, a day to celebrate our shared commitment to protect the ocean. Everyone can protect the ocean. Cleaning up our local rivers, lakes, and streams impacts our ocean as these ecosystems are all connected.@NG_PristineSeas@OceanElders@seabed2030@NWF
This Thursday, April 28 at 4PM, a distinguished panel of experts will join me for a discussion presented by @Georgetown on how local-driven trade policy is growing local economies.
RSVP here: https://t.co/PeeeRnGhlJ
“For many, the reality of trade is associated with confusion, and for some, unfairness, inequality, and exploitation…Most agreed that through equitable partnerships, trade could help everyone realize the ‘American Dream’.” Read more: https://t.co/Zo2iudXs7H
If asked to name associations w/ ‘international trade,’ people say the subject is complex and have negative views of trade agreements; their views on ‘globalization’ are largely positive. Read more here: https://t.co/Zo2iuef2Zf
After a nationwide tour to hear how folks are impacted by trade, we learned people don’t give much thought to it until they engage in conversation about it. Then they realize it leaves a big impact on their daily lives. Read more of our findings: https://t.co/Zo2iuef2Zf
Conventional wisdom is there's no consensus on what US trade and investment policy should look like. But our national listening tour found remarkable agreement among participants on economic development objectives of cities and regions. Read our findings: https://t.co/Zo2iuef2Zf
A team international trade experts visited 37 cities in 13 states across the U.S. to hear from people both positively and negatively impacted by trade to understand how our policies can work better for everyone. Read our findings: https://t.co/Zo2iudXs7H
I went on a listening tour to understand how people in the US think about international trade policy and what it should do. Despite differences in age, place, and politics, trade impacts all of us, so everyone should have a say. Read the report: https://t.co/Zo2iudXs7H
We can’t stick our heads in the sand and pretend globalization isn’t happening. But we can rethink our approach to the global economy, and strengthen our communities while we do it. Read my article about how trade adds up to economic benefits for cities: https://t.co/pI2rRDFs8F
I joined @davidrdollar on the @BrookingsInst's podcast @dollarandsense to discuss what Americans really think about international trade and globalization. I hope you'll check it out. Listen here ⬇️ https://t.co/zhyO4aXx1y
How have cities across the country capitalize on trade and globalization? Listen in tomorrow at 11amET @WITA_DC to hear recommendations to guide more inclusive trade policies. https://t.co/nxefuSfRP0
How do individuals in the US relate to trade and globalization? @CathyNovelli visited with around 1000 people in over 37 cities across the country -- report launch @WITA_DC Thursday, Oct 7 11 AM EST -- register here https://t.co/B5lH75kdeq