International Roundtable: A First Look at the International Trade Policy of the Biden Administration and New Congress

Join us for a discussion of international trade policy under the Biden Administration and 117th Congress.  Now that key administration officials are in place and the new Congress has been in session for several months, initial policy decisions and some initial trends are becoming evident. This program will feature insights from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Cornerstone Government Affairs, Dorsey & Whitney, and KPMG. Topics include:

• Continuity and divergence in international trade policy compared to the prior administration and Congress
• What to expect in U.S. – China trade in 2021-2022
• How Congress may insert itself into U.S. trade policy
• Issues to monitor in international trade to avoid unnecessary and costly surprises

Keynote Speaker
Cara Morrow, Director of Policy, Office of the Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade (ITA)

Panelists
Alice Gómez, Vice President and Counsel, Cornerstone Government Affairs
Dave Townsend,  Of Counsel, Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Jessica Libby, Managing Director, Trade & Customs, KPMG
Jim Southwick, Vice President, Global Government Affairs, Medtronic

Moderator
Chris Bercaw, Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP

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Presented in partnership with KPMG, Dorsey & Whitney LLP,  Minnesota Trade Office,  and U.S. Commercial Service – Minneapolis.