When companies understand exactly how they are impacted by trade, they are poised to be successful, resilient, and secure in a post-Covid society. International Trade Policy Expert and World Bank consultant MARC L. BUSCH talks trade in a way that’s accessible and relevant to every company, recognizing that ‘new’ trade problems to come out of the pandemic are familiar and solvable. From trade and climate change, to the Biden Administration’s Free Trade deals, to China’s role in global trade, to supply chain shortages, Marc’s talks are always grounded in the urgency of our present moment, and teach us that we all have something to gain from an inside look into the world of trade.
Only a small percentage of companies have a real understanding of how trade will actually affect their bottom line—and fewer still understand the real tools they can use to protect themselves. Marc L. Busch is a multiple award-winning professor at Georgetown University, a scholar, host of the trade-centric podcast Tradecraft, and the authority on today’s global trade. What does international trade mean for your industry, or your business? We’re currently engaged in an “epic battle of free trade,” says Busch, and as volatile as that battle might be, it’s an opportunity for companies to help rewrite the rules of those trade deals.” With wit, lucidity, and customization to your organization, Busch will steer your audience through the volatile changes to come—and leave you prepared to handle them with confidence.
Busch is currently the Karl F. Landegger Professor of International Business Diplomacy at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service; Professor of Government, and Professor of Business Administration at Georgetown University. He has taught at both Harvard and Queen’s University, receiving awards for teaching at all three institutions. Forbes Magazine named his course, “Business, Government and the Global Economy,” one of the Top 10 Most Innovative MBA courses in the United States.