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A non-partisan educational forum where State Senate leaders work together
and share best practices to improve public policy in their States

Upcoming ConferenceDon't miss the next forum!

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

“State of the State” Budgets

Corina Eckl Mulder's annual “State of the State” budgets, which examines each State’s balance sheet and explores their financial strategies in detail.

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WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

Central America & US (Part 1)

Introduction to the Region/Northern Triangle/Historical Perspective and Trade and the Economies of the Region.

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WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

Central America & US (Part 2)

Impact on the US of the Central American Political Climate, Transnational Crime and Immigration & Migration.

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FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Federal Tax Reform

Experts on Federal Tax issues discussed Federal reforms and the Wayfair decision, which enables States to collect taxes on Internet sales, and evaluated their potential impacts on State policies and revenues.

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FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

2018 Elections – What to Expect

Morning Consult brings a wealth of data and insight to bear on the political climate of the 2018 elections.

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FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Opioid Crisis

The Forum heard an update on the scope of the current opioid problem and solutions that are working in some States.

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SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Asia-US Relations

Challenges of managing alliances in the region, setting trade policies, and dealing with China’s emergence as a power.

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SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

China

As China is repositioning itself in the world as an economic and military power, its relationships in the region and with the US also are shifting.

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FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Morning Consult

The team from the market research firm “Morning Consult” shared their expertise on revolutionary new ways to collect, organize, and share survey research data.

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SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Trade Across the Pacific Rim

The changing landscape of trade in Asia, examining the impacts on US trade and on the States’ economies.

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Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706

Tel: 914-693-1818

A non-partisan educational forum where State Senate leaders work together and share best practices to improve public policy in their States

Upcoming ConferenceDon't miss the next forum!

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

“State of the State” Budgets

Corina Eckl Mulder's annual “State of the State” budgets, which examines each State’s balance sheet and explores their financial strategies in detail.

< M O R E >

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

Central America & US (Part 1)

Introduction to the Region/Northern Triangle/Historical Perspective and Trade and the Economies of the Region.

< M O R E >

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

Central America & US (Part 2)

Impact on the US of the Central American Political Climate, Transnational Crime and Immigration & Migration.

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

2018 Elections – What to Expect

Morning Consult brings a wealth of data and insight to bear on the political climate of the 2018 elections.

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Federal Tax Reform

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Opioid Crisis

The Forum heard an update on the scope of the current opioid problem and solutions that are working in some States.

< M O R E >

SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Asia-US Relations

Challenges of managing alliances in the region, setting trade policies, and dealing with China’s emergence as a power.

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Morning Consult

The team from the market research firm “Morning Consult” shared their expertise on revolutionary new ways to collect, organize, and share survey research data.

< M O R E >

SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

China

As China is repositioning itself in the world as an economic and military power, its relationships in the region and with the US also are shifting.

< M O R E >

SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Trade Across the Pacific Rim

The changing landscape of trade in Asia, examining the impacts on US trade and on the States’ economies.

< M O R E >

A non-partisan educational forum where State Senate leaders work together and share best practices to improve public policy in their States

Upcoming ConferenceDon't miss the next forum!

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

“State of the State” Budgets

Corina Eckl Mulder's annual “State of the State” budgets, which examines each State’s balance sheet and explores their financial strategies in detail.

< M O R E >

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

Central America & US (Part 1)

Introduction to the Region/Northern Triangle/Historical Perspective and Trade and the Economies of the Region.

< M O R E >

WINTER 2019 CONFERENCE

Central America & US (Part 2)

Impact on the US of the Central American Political Climate, Transnational Crime and Immigration & Migration.

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Federal Tax Reform

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Opioid Crisis

The Forum heard an update on the scope of the current opioid problem and solutions that are working in some States.

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

2018 Elections – What to Expect

Morning Consult brings a wealth of data and insight to bear on the political climate of the 2018 elections.

< M O R E >

FALL 2018 CONFERENCE

Morning Consult

The team from the market research firm “Morning Consult” shared their expertise on revolutionary new ways to collect, organize, and share survey research data.

< M O R E >

SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Asia-US Relations

Challenges of managing alliances in the region, setting trade policies, and dealing with China’s emergence as a power.

< M O R E >

SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Trade Across the Pacific Rim

The changing landscape of trade in Asia, examining the impacts on US trade and on the States’ economies.

< M O R E >

SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

China

As China is repositioning itself in the world as an economic and military power, its relationships in the region and with the US also are shifting.

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SUMMER 2018 CONFERENCE

Japan

Japan faces challenges not just from emerging competition in the region but also from its own demographics as a rapidly aging society.

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