Cathryn Clüver-Ashbrook
Senior Advisor
BertelsmannStiftung
Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook ist eine deutsch-amerikanische Politologin. Sie leitete das Future of Diplomacy Project an der Harvard Kennedy School, war Direktorin der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik und arbeitet heute für die Bertelsmann Stiftung zu Europas Zukunft.
Studium Internationale Beziehungen, Europapolitik und Public Administration (Bachelor, Master) Providence, RI (Brown University); London, UK (London School of Economics); Cambridge, MA (Harvard Kennedy School) (1999 (BA w Honors); 2002 (MSc); 2010 (MPA)).
Programm
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Never Waste a Good Crisis – How Should Companies Handle a Fragmenting Global Economy?
Attacks on merchant ships, new customs conflicts and a sluggish global economy: there have been rosier times for international trade. In the past, globalisation has brought golden times to the German economy. Now the rules of the game seem to be changing: Trading partners are increasingly becoming rivals. It's all about geo-economic influence and scarce resources – instead of efficiency, it's resilience that counts. Is the global economy currently gravitating towards new trading blocs? Do we need a new initiative for trade and investment? How can companies increase their resilience in an environment of growing uncertainty and remain successful facing unfair trade practices?
Miguel Ángel López Borrego, CEO, thyssenkrupp
Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook, Senior Advisor, Bertelsmann Stiftung
Marion Jansen, Director, Trade and Agriculture, OECD
Karsten Kildahl, CCO, Maersk
