Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo then joined Altana Advisor Jonathan Prince for a powerful fireside chat on trade, geopolitics, and the shifting U.S. political landscape. Raimondo shared candid reflections on her tenure and offered insights into the policy decisions that continue to shape global commerce today.
Throughout the morning, panels explored how businesses can adapt to the ever-changing trade policy environment, with experts from UPS, Sunrun, and the Retail Industry Leaders Association offering perspectives on tariff turmoil, supply chain resilience, and navigating U.S.-China tensions.
Afternoon sessions turned to the transformative role of AI and data in global trade. Leaders from Maersk, L.L. Bean, Kuehne+Nagel, and Scarbrough Global joined Altana’s team to discuss everything from product passports to AI-powered supply chain intelligence — emphasizing the shift from siloed operations to networked collaboration across value chains.
Salon sessions offered an interactive forum for attendees, diving deep into topics like export control frameworks, B2B collaboration, and the importance of transparency and shared intelligence across global value chains. From regulatory reform to compliance innovation, these discussions underscored the urgent need for agility and alignment across all stakeholders to enrich the trade environment for everyone.
The day closed with a forward-looking panel and closing remarks from Evan Smith, reinforcing Altana’s mission to redefine global trade through trusted networks and technology.
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