NEWS

In April, Washington becomes the epicenter of the global economy. Finance ministers, central bankers, and CEOs from the world’s largest economies converge for the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings to debate policies for growth, trade, and competitiveness.

These are critical platforms, especially at a time of slowing global growth and strained economic relationships. Yet they also preview a more specialized opportunity for businesses this year: a unique opportunity to step forward and lead.

That opportunity stems from America’s presidency of the G20 and its business counterpart the B20, which comes at a pivotal moment. Not only is it America’s 250th year, but this is a high-stakes time to recenter our economic and commercial ties with the world—to build a foundation for lasting American prosperity.

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