Polish companies in the Trump era

This year the first world customs broke out. Although so far Donald Trump has pressed a 90-day pause on the duties for Europe, it is not known what will happen next. In this context, are the United States still a good place to do business by Polish companies?

Last year’s elections in the US revolutionize not only the system of geopolitical forces in the world, but also international economic relations. Isolationism, protectionism, American and these retaliation duty are forced by many economies and the largest concerns to remodel their business strategies. What does this mean for Poland and our companies that have decided to invest in the United States or guide a significant part of their exports overseas?

On April 24 this year, “Wprost” organizes a debate entitled “Entrepreneurs in the Trump era. Challenges for Polish companies operating in the USA”

Straight during the ECG

A conversation on this topic will take place during the European Economic Congress in Katowice. The 17th edition starts right after Easter under the slogan: “Together for a safe future.” The event will take place at the International Congress Center and Spodek in Katowice. “Wprost” took the event with his patronage. We will be present on ECG with our special zone. This is where the epicenter of our activity will be: debates, interviews, recordings on topics important for Polish business.

What and whom we will talk about and

During the Thursday discussion on the future of the TSL industry, we will deal with, among others, such topics:

How the presidency of Donald Trump affects the situation of Polish entrepreneurs operating in the United States
Customs war between the USA and the EU and its impact on Polish entrepreneurs
The impact of American isolationism and protectionism for native producers on the situation of Polish companies operating in the USA
Differences between Poland and the USA and good practices related to operating in the United States
Challenges and future of Polish companies operating on the American market

Invitations to our debate were sent, among others, to:

Fakro, the second largest manufacturer of roof windows in the world
RPPG, Council of Polish global entrepreneurs
KUKE, Corporation of Export Credit Insurance
PAIH, the Polish Investment and Trade Agency

The report from the discussion will be available both in the text form on our WPROST.PL website and in the form of a video on the YouTube channel Wprost.