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The Trump administration's 'America First' strategy is creating global instability. This approach could backfire and hinder the US. In this blog post, I'll explore how governments and businesses can navigate this new world of trade and policy. I'll analyze the impact of controversial trade policies and offer strategic advice for international governments, US and multinational corporations, and investors.
The risk register is flashing red. With Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs destabilising global trade, businesses and investors face heightened uncertainty. Strategic communications professionals must now act as navigators, mitigating risk through scenario planning, government engagement, and crisis messaging to protect reputations and ensure stability.
As the world changes into a multipolar world, countries like China are losing interest in English as a foreign language. This will force Western companies to learn, trade and do business in local languages. Their reputations will be built or broken based on how they adapt to local culture and how consumers relate to their brand and values.
The US has elected Donald J Trump as it’s 47th President in a bitterly fought election. His policies and control of the Senate are likely to re-shape how America works, lives and influences the world. Businesses now have to re-align their strategies and communications in order to trade in the world’s biggest market. Here are five strategy and strategic communications recommendations to help businesses minimise the incoming risk.
With trade barriers and protectionism increasing, understanding different international cultures will become an essential skill set for strategists, communicators and advisors..
The EU has moved first with with EU AI Act. Where next for innovation and growth, and what are the impacts for companies, countries and other trading blocs?
Here are some technology, innovation, trade and public relations trends to look out for in 2021. Normally will be returning, but slowly and the appetite for innovation will be greater than ever.
