Evelyn M. Suarez has deep knowledge of not only international trade policy but also logistics and the supply chain enabling her to assist clients take advantage of the opportunities and navigate the challenges inherent in doing business in emerging markets as the worlds of trade, aid and anti-corruption converge.
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Evelyn is honored to moderate an upcoming discussion on “Designing the Model Port – From Stagnation to Innovation” at AAEI’s Annual Conference June 14 in Ft. Lauderdale. She will be joined by three experts on port design – Sofia Berger (WSP), Anja Elverding (Port of Rotterdam), and Mark Higgins (Virginia International Terminals.) She is thrilled that AAEI chose to approach the challenges presented by recent global supply chain issues in such a constructive manner to inform on how successful ports are constantly innovating for improvement and what to expect in the future. You can join either in person or virtually.
You can now watch a recording of the GWU CIBER, DC/VA DEC and WIIT program entitled “Trade Policy in 2021: Where Does the Next Administration Pick Up?” WIIT President Andrea Durkin engaged Flexport Chief Economist Phil Levy in a discussion on the current state of trade. Then Evelyn had the pleasure of moderating a discussion of tariffs, trade wars, China, the administration, and trade with Stephen Vaughn and Michael Smart. They discussed what to expect on trade with a Trump second term or under a Biden Administration.
The U.S. Presidential election is now just a few short weeks away. Please join us for this timely webinar to hear about current issues in trade and what we may expect in the next presidential term for international trade policy. Evelyn is moderating the panel on Trade Policy Under Trump vs. Biden.