Trade, Tariffs, and American's Future
- Date
- Thursday, October 15
- Time
- 7:00 PM MT – 8:00 PM MT
- Location
- Varsity Theater WSC
- Format
- In person
- Admission
- Free
- Refreshments
- Snacks
About this event
Why do tariffs matter—and what do they mean for your future? Join the Marriott School of Business for a conversation with Ambassador Jamieson Greer, the nation’s top trade negotiator, for an engaging discussion about U.S. trade policy, global business, and America’s role in the world economy. Bring your questions. Come curious. Leave informed. Refreshments will be served. Moderated by: Professor Shad Morris, Marriott School of Business Professor Cree Jones, J. Reuben Clark Law School About the SpeakerAmbassador Jamieson Greer serves as the 20th United States Trade Representative and works to advance fair, reciprocal trade, expand markets for American products, and address unfair foreign practices. Previously, he helped shape U.S. trade policy, including negotiations involving China and the USMCA. Aside from a law degree from the University of Virginia and masters degrees from two top universities in Paris, Greer earned a bachelor’s degree in international studies from BYU.
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