As we enter 2026, businesses engaged in international trade face a shifting global landscape shaped by heightened volatility, persistent labor shortages, and mounting U.S. debt pressures. These forces are driving profound changes in supply chains, capital flows, and foreign exchange markets—demanding strategic adaptation and risk-informed decision making.
What will drive the U.S. economy in 2026? This session unpacks how tariffs, advances in AI, and shifts in immigration are shaping the next phase of market growth. We’ll explore how these forces are influencing inflation, competitiveness, and the value of the U.S. dollar — and what it all means for businesses making strategic decisions in a changing global landscape. Expect clear insights, practical takeaways, and a forward look at the trends every leader should be watching.
Join MITA for this essential discussion featuring two distinguished experts who will provide insight into what lies ahead for globally oriented companies.
Who Should Attend: Business leaders, CFOs, supply chain executives, treasury and risk professionals, trade advisors, and anyone navigating the complexities of global commerce.
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Cost of Admission: In -person (with lunch included): MITA Members $55; Non-members $80
The Key-program Sponsor for the January 13 event is RSM US LLP. 
MITA’s events are Co-sponsored by its Platinum Sponsors: M.E. Dey &Co, WEDC, Kroll, OEC Group, FTI Consulting and Star7.
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