Strained Canada–U.S. Trade Relations: What’s Next for Canadian Businesses?
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Executive Education HECMontréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy have pooled their expertise to bring you a free event exploring this hot-button topic.
Join us in the heart of downtown Montreal as inspiring speakers, leading executives and an incredible business network come together for what promises to be an eye-opening discussion.
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Take a deep dive into the turmoil in global trade: geopolitical tensions, a new U.S. president, tariff threats, value chain disruptions and the rise of protectionism. Where can we start to unravel these and other issues? Which strategic levers should we put in place to ensure our businesses survive? And how do we anticipate change and keep things running as smoothly as possible amid cross-border uncertainty?
Trade relations are always in a state of flux, but never more than in recent months. The situation is a stark reminder than nothing can be taken for granted. This is why Executive Education HEC Montréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy are organizing an important event on relations with the U.S., the Canada–United States–Mexico free trade agreement and how the current dynamic impacts businesses in Quebec and the rest of Canada.
The program includes a concrete analysis of critical issues, informed perspectives from trade leaders and tangible strategies to help executives lead in a fluctuating trade environment.
Our experts:
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
- Véronique Proulx, President and CEO, Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec (FCCQ) - moderator
This event is by invitation only and is non-transferable. Don’t wait to register, as space is limited.
We are bringing together leading experts from different fields to help unravel North American trade challenges. Featuring complementary perspectives — from experts in economics, international and government affairs, manufacturing and international trade — this event will offer a 360° view of the challenges and opportunities ahead.
You can also take advantage of this unique opportunity to discuss issues and concerns shared by the business community and explore concrete strategies to make your organization more competitive.
4 p.m. - Arrival of participants
4:30 p.m. - Unravelling Trade Issues: Opening Remarks
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
4:35 p.m. - The Evolution of Canada–Quebec–U.S. Trade
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
4:45 p.m. - Borders in Crisis: Threat or Transformation Opportunity?
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
5:45 p.m. - Strategic Conclusion
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Networking cocktail reception (complimentary drinks and hors d’œuvres)
Moderator:
Speakers:
MBA
Former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
CEO, Trudeau Corporation
Vice President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
President, STAS and QG100 member
Acting Chief Economist and Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
Executive Education HECMontréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy have pooled their expertise to bring you a free event exploring this hot-button topic.
Join us in the heart of downtown Montreal as inspiring speakers, leading executives and an incredible business network come together for what promises to be an eye-opening discussion.
Partner:
|
In collaboration with:
|
|
|
Take a deep dive into the turmoil in global trade: geopolitical tensions, a new U.S. president, tariff threats, value chain disruptions and the rise of protectionism. Where can we start to unravel these and other issues? Which strategic levers should we put in place to ensure our businesses survive? And how do we anticipate change and keep things running as smoothly as possible amid cross-border uncertainty?
Trade relations are always in a state of flux, but never more than in recent months. The situation is a stark reminder than nothing can be taken for granted. This is why Executive Education HEC Montréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy are organizing an important event on relations with the U.S., the Canada–United States–Mexico free trade agreement and how the current dynamic impacts businesses in Quebec and the rest of Canada.
The program includes a concrete analysis of critical issues, informed perspectives from trade leaders and tangible strategies to help executives lead in a fluctuating trade environment.
Our experts:
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
- Véronique Proulx, President and CEO, Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec (FCCQ) - moderator
This event is by invitation only and is non-transferable. Don’t wait to register, as space is limited.
We are bringing together leading experts from different fields to help unravel North American trade challenges. Featuring complementary perspectives — from experts in economics, international and government affairs, manufacturing and international trade — this event will offer a 360° view of the challenges and opportunities ahead.
You can also take advantage of this unique opportunity to discuss issues and concerns shared by the business community and explore concrete strategies to make your organization more competitive.
4 p.m. - Arrival of participants
4:30 p.m. - Unravelling Trade Issues: Opening Remarks
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
4:35 p.m. - The Evolution of Canada–Quebec–U.S. Trade
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
4:45 p.m. - Borders in Crisis: Threat or Transformation Opportunity?
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
5:45 p.m. - Strategic Conclusion
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Networking cocktail reception (complimentary drinks and hors d’œuvres)
Moderator:
Speakers:
MBA
Former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
CEO, Trudeau Corporation
Vice President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
President, STAS and QG100 member
Acting Chief Economist and Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
Strained Canada–U.S. Trade Relations: What’s Next for Canadian Businesses?
Executive Education HECMontréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy have pooled their expertise to bring you a free event exploring this hot-button topic.
Join us in the heart of downtown Montreal as inspiring speakers, leading executives and an incredible business network come together for what promises to be an eye-opening discussion.
Partner:
|
In collaboration with:
|
|
|
Take a deep dive into the turmoil in global trade: geopolitical tensions, a new U.S. president, tariff threats, value chain disruptions and the rise of protectionism. Where can we start to unravel these and other issues? Which strategic levers should we put in place to ensure our businesses survive? And how do we anticipate change and keep things running as smoothly as possible amid cross-border uncertainty?
Trade relations are always in a state of flux, but never more than in recent months. The situation is a stark reminder than nothing can be taken for granted. This is why Executive Education HEC Montréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy are organizing an important event on relations with the U.S., the Canada–United States–Mexico free trade agreement and how the current dynamic impacts businesses in Quebec and the rest of Canada.
The program includes a concrete analysis of critical issues, informed perspectives from trade leaders and tangible strategies to help executives lead in a fluctuating trade environment.
Our experts:
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
- Véronique Proulx, President and CEO, Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec (FCCQ) - moderator
This event is by invitation only and is non-transferable. Don’t wait to register, as space is limited.
We are bringing together leading experts from different fields to help unravel North American trade challenges. Featuring complementary perspectives — from experts in economics, international and government affairs, manufacturing and international trade — this event will offer a 360° view of the challenges and opportunities ahead.
You can also take advantage of this unique opportunity to discuss issues and concerns shared by the business community and explore concrete strategies to make your organization more competitive.
4 p.m. - Arrival of participants
4:30 p.m. - Unravelling Trade Issues: Opening Remarks
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
4:35 p.m. - The Evolution of Canada–Quebec–U.S. Trade
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
4:45 p.m. - Borders in Crisis: Threat or Transformation Opportunity?
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
5:45 p.m. - Strategic Conclusion
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Networking cocktail reception (complimentary drinks and hors d’œuvres)
Moderator:
Speakers:
MBA
Former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
CEO, Trudeau Corporation
Vice President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
President, STAS and QG100 member
Acting Chief Economist and Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
Executive Education HECMontréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy have pooled their expertise to bring you a free event exploring this hot-button topic.
Join us in the heart of downtown Montreal as inspiring speakers, leading executives and an incredible business network come together for what promises to be an eye-opening discussion.
Partner:
|
In collaboration with:
|
|
|
Take a deep dive into the turmoil in global trade: geopolitical tensions, a new U.S. president, tariff threats, value chain disruptions and the rise of protectionism. Where can we start to unravel these and other issues? Which strategic levers should we put in place to ensure our businesses survive? And how do we anticipate change and keep things running as smoothly as possible amid cross-border uncertainty?
Trade relations are always in a state of flux, but never more than in recent months. The situation is a stark reminder than nothing can be taken for granted. This is why Executive Education HEC Montréal and the International Institute of Economic Diplomacy are organizing an important event on relations with the U.S., the Canada–United States–Mexico free trade agreement and how the current dynamic impacts businesses in Quebec and the rest of Canada.
The program includes a concrete analysis of critical issues, informed perspectives from trade leaders and tangible strategies to help executives lead in a fluctuating trade environment.
Our experts:
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
- Véronique Proulx, President and CEO, Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec (FCCQ) - moderator
This event is by invitation only and is non-transferable. Don’t wait to register, as space is limited.
We are bringing together leading experts from different fields to help unravel North American trade challenges. Featuring complementary perspectives — from experts in economics, international and government affairs, manufacturing and international trade — this event will offer a 360° view of the challenges and opportunities ahead.
You can also take advantage of this unique opportunity to discuss issues and concerns shared by the business community and explore concrete strategies to make your organization more competitive.
4 p.m. - Arrival of participants
4:30 p.m. - Unravelling Trade Issues: Opening Remarks
- Philippe Bourbeau, Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal
4:35 p.m. - The Evolution of Canada–Quebec–U.S. Trade
- Mélanie Raymond, Chief Economist and Acting Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
4:45 p.m. - Borders in Crisis: Threat or Transformation Opportunity?
- Jérôme Pécresse, Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
- Pierre Seïn Pyun, Vice-President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
- Anne-Marie Trudeau, President, Trudeau Corporation
- Louis Bouchard, President, STAS and QG100 member
5:45 p.m. - Strategic Conclusion
- Robin Bernstein, former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Networking cocktail reception (complimentary drinks and hors d’œuvres)
Moderator:
Speakers:
MBA
Former Ambassador of the United States to the Dominican Republic, President, Richard S. Bernstein & Associates Inc.
Chief Executive, Aluminium, Rio Tinto
CEO, Trudeau Corporation
Vice President, Government and Industry Affairs, Bombardier
President, STAS and QG100 member
Acting Chief Economist and Director General of International Economic Relations, Global Affairs Canada
Professor, Department of International Business, and Co-Director, International Institute of Economic Diplomacy, HEC Montréal