What’s Next on Trade | Tariffs, Section 301 & U.S. Trade Policy (Executive Briefing)

Trade policy remains a central tool of U.S. economic and geopolitical strategy, even as the legal and political landscape continues to shift. In this on‑demand executive briefing, senior trade and policy experts examine how the U.S. administration is recalibrating its approach following recent developments related to tariff authority under IEEPA, and what that may mean for organizations navigating global operations, supply chains, and regulatory exposure. This recorded discussion provides context on the current trade policy environment, including the role of Section 301 investigations within the broader trade policy landscape, how geopolitics and energy market dynamics intersect with trade policy, and why uncertainty remains a defining feature of trade negotiations. Topics discussed • Trade policy, tariffs, and the current operating environment • Section 301 investigations and why the process matters for companies monitoring policy direction • Geopolitics, energy markets, and implications for supply chains • Trade negotiations and policy uncertainty • Comparative perspective across key trade relationships Speakers Director Mick Mulvaney; Kate Kalutkiewicz; Dr. Fran Burwell Moderated by Ambassador Lee Feinstein Stay Connected To receive future executive briefings and insights on trade, geopolitics, and policy‑driven risk: https://bit.ly/4t5aTkV Related Resource McLarty Associates Trade Compass: Request a walkthrough https://mclartytradecompass.com/reque...