Geopolitics & Global Trade
Navigating a Shifting World Order
Registration begins September 1
Details
International trade has dominated headlines like never before. As shifting political landscapes, rising protectionism, and unexpected tariff policies continue to shake up long-standing global agreements, where does Canada stand?
In this timely presentation, a veteran Canadian trade negotiator and retired public servant breaks down the forces redefining international commerce. Drawing on decades of insider experience, he will explore how sudden trade policy disruptions impact global economies, supply chains, and everyday consumers. Because trade news moves at breakneck speed, this session will feature live, up-to-the-minute analysis of the latest breaking developments shaping our cross-border relations.
FEE: Free for Members
DATE: Thursday, September 24
TIME: 2:00 to 3:00 pm
FORMAT: This is an online presentation. A meeting link will be sent to your email address after registration.)
PRESENTER: Ron Krystynak grew up on a farm in Saskatchewan. After university he went on to work for the Canadian Government in Ottawa. Most of his career was as an economist with Agriculture and Agri-food Canada, much of which was related to trade, including the negotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, the World Trade Agreement, and other smaller agreements. He was posted to the Canadian Embassy in Washington D.C. dealing with agriculture trade issues.