Sixth North American Process Symposium: Economic Coordination and Adaptation

The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, the School of Global Studies at Universidad Anáhuac México, and the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions at Arizona State University, in association with The Wilson Center in Washington D.C., were proud to host the Sixth Annual North American Process Symposium: Economic Coordination and Adaptation.

In an era of a global pandemic, regional trade uncertainty, tensions with China, devastated supply chains, and increased debate on economic nationalism and cooperation, this timely virtual symposium brought together policymakers, industry leaders and government officials from Canada, Mexico, and the United States to discuss how to strengthen North American competitiveness and security.

Discussions at the previous five symposia have made it clear that business is leading the way to a more integrated and efficient region. This symposium will play a key role in furthering the discussion of how to make North America more competitive and prosperous. The Sixth Annual North American Process Symposium is a unique forum for policymakers, members of the business community, and academics to discuss and develop recommendations for a more competitive and secure North America.