The North American Advantage
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The state of one of the world’s largest trading relationships drives important decisions made every day by our clients on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border. This year, we’re proud to work with geopolitical risk advisory firm Eurasia Group to host a summit discussing the changing dynamics of trade, food and energy security, and the environment in North America as the world order experiences its greatest shifts in decades.
The April 4th US-Canada Summit brings together American and Canadian business leaders, policymakers, academics, and current and former diplomats to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing our respective countries into the future.
With our Summit partners at the Eurasia Group, we’ll look at the changing world order amid geopolitical developments and weakening globalization, explore how our economies will be impacted and examine prospects for North American investment attraction.
Of course, no conversation would be complete without discussion around the transition to a net zero world and its opportunities and challenges, and this Summit will ask what we need to do as countries and as a region to promote the innovation and competition that will drive this change, and to ensure the supply of critical minerals needed for large scale decarbonization.
I look forward to a day of engaging discussion and learnings about the way forward for our two countries, with such incredible promise for the future, in a changing world. As President Kennedy once said about our unique relationship as he addressed the Canadian Parliament: “Geography has made us neighbors. History has made us friends. Economics has made us partners. And necessity has made us allies. Those whom God has so joined together, let no man put asunder.”
The North American Advantage
Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group
Darryl is Chief Executive Officer of BMO, the eighth largest bank in North America by assets, serving over 13 million customers across Canada, the United States, an…
Darryl is Chief Executive Officer of BMO, the eighth largest bank in North America by assets, serving over 13 million customers across Canada, the United States, an…
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The state of one of the world’s largest trading relationships drives important decisions made every day by our clients on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border. This year, we’re proud to work with geopolitical risk advisory firm Eurasia Group to host a summit discussing the changing dynamics of trade, food and energy security, and the environment in North America as the world order experiences its greatest shifts in decades.
The April 4th US-Canada Summit brings together American and Canadian business leaders, policymakers, academics, and current and former diplomats to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing our respective countries into the future.
With our Summit partners at the Eurasia Group, we’ll look at the changing world order amid geopolitical developments and weakening globalization, explore how our economies will be impacted and examine prospects for North American investment attraction.
Of course, no conversation would be complete without discussion around the transition to a net zero world and its opportunities and challenges, and this Summit will ask what we need to do as countries and as a region to promote the innovation and competition that will drive this change, and to ensure the supply of critical minerals needed for large scale decarbonization.
I look forward to a day of engaging discussion and learnings about the way forward for our two countries, with such incredible promise for the future, in a changing world. As President Kennedy once said about our unique relationship as he addressed the Canadian Parliament: “Geography has made us neighbors. History has made us friends. Economics has made us partners. And necessity has made us allies. Those whom God has so joined together, let no man put asunder.”
Leveraging the North American Advantage
PART 1
BMO Experts at the 2023 US-Canada Summit
April 11, 2023
“This Summit is meant to be a serious dialogue about the opportunities and challenges our two countries face as we navigate the intri…
PART 3
Global Markets Undergoing a Fundamental Shift – US-Canada Summit
Alan Tannenbaum April 11, 2023
When terms like ‘never before’ are used to describe markets, it can come across as hyperbole. But hear it from some of the most…
PART 4
Infrastructure is Key to a Competitive Market in North America – US-Canada Summit
Craig King April 11, 2023
For all the challenges that volley back and forth across the Canada-U.S. border, the central question being asked by the private sector is …
PART 5
Clock Ticking for Climate Change Solutions – US-Canada Summit
April 11, 2023
As the frequency of extreme weather events continues to rise, the effects of climate change are quickly becoming less abstract, and while t…
PART 6
North American Agriculture’s Role in Meeting the Global Food Insecurity Challenge – US-Canada Summit
Michael Cippoletti April 11, 2023
If there’s one industry that’s shown its resilience over the last three years, it’s agriculture. While food has made it t…
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