David Frum

The return of Donald Trump to the presidency challenges Canadian trade and security.

Canadians must reckon with new barriers to commerce, the potential end of NATO, and a mass immigration influx of people deported from the United States.

How can Canada cope?

In this presentation, David applies his perspective as a political analyst to your industry, with your country’s needs in mind. In these presentations he provides a lay of political landscape, pre and post elections, while offering up practical solutions for any organization or industry:  the good, the bad and the ugly of our future. 

The election of the Trump administration opens new possibilities and raises new threats to Canadian energy industries. David Frum is uniquely positioned to offer insight into the energy landscape ahead.

A Washington insider with intimate understanding of Canadian perspective, Frum can offer: 

Insights into tariff risks by US presidential and congressional actions; 

Analysis of the interaction of North American and global energy markets;

Perspectives on US policy toward the Middle East and Russia and implications for energy production and energy markets;

Forecasts of near-term and long-term US environmental regulation. 

The United States has entered a phase of extreme political unpredictability. A million readers of The Atlantic and a million followers of Frum’s social media feed rely on David to make sense of what is happening now, and what will happen in the weeks ahead.