“Mike is an action oriented strategic thinker. He is well versed in trade policy and regulatory issues ranging from the environment, to customs, to finance and broader geopolitical issues. Given his public and private sector background he is able to bring a unique perspective to almost any cross cutting business/policy issue.”
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I help companies grow by advancing public policy and regulatory initiatives that align…
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How and why data must flow freely across borders
World Economic Forum
The free flow of data is critical for the development of the digital economy. This article calls for G7 governments to endorse an institutional framework to advance Data Free Flow with Trust.
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From Fragmentation to Coordination: The Case for an Institutional Mechanism for Cross-Border Data Flows
World Economic Forum
We make the case for the importance of open data flows and the highlight the work of the G7 to operationalize Data Free Flow with Trust (DFFT) through an Institutional Arrangement for Partnership (IAP).
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Global Economic Cooperation: Writing the Rules for the Digital Economy
Visa Economic Empowerment Institute
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Logistic Services: An Overview of the Global Market and Potential Effects of Removing Trade Impediments
http://www.usitc.gov/publications/332/pub3770.pdf
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English
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Washington State China Relations Council
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