In-person discussion
Decoding the US Election Results: Implications for Public Affairs in Europe and Beyond
13 November 2024
16:30 to 18:30 CET (Brussels)
In November, all eyes will be on the U.S. election results and their potential impact on politics, society and businesses around the world. How will the shift in U.S. leadership translate into political and policy changes in key areas like international trade, economics, and foreign policy? Join this in-person roundtable to hear from an international politics expert and former White House staffer on what European public affairs professionals can expect from Washington DC after the US elections, how they can navigate the ensuing political and regulatory developments, and what the future might hold for EU-US relations.
Speaker
Brett Bruen is president of the Global Situation Room and a former U.S. diplomat.
Brett uses sophisticated strategic communications strategies to influence the course of crisis and change. As Director of Global Engagement at the White House, he built President Obama’s legacy international initiatives and his counter-crisis management strategies were successfully used against Russian propaganda. As an American diplomat, he worked on the frontlines of crises in Ivory Coast, Venezuela, Iraq, and Madagascar.
Now, Brett helps clients survive and thrive amidst the regularity of today’s risks. He teaches crisis communications at Georgetown University and serves on boards at Harvard and University College Dublin. As a columnist at Business Insider and daily commentator in major media outlets, he is an influential voice on global issues.
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Questions
Amanda Crafford
Program Assistant, European Office
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