Lectures + PRESENTATIONS
Marc A. Ross works with clients to develop executive education lectures, speeches, presentations, workshops, and conferences to help demystify globalization, disruption and politics.
Marc A. Ross can work with entrepreneurial start-ups, multinational companies, trade associations, educational institutions, and government agencies.
A wide range of formats can be organized, including one hour, half-day, one-day or three-day sessions to help your team, clients, or conference attendees better understand and excel in connecting global business at the intersection of politics, policy, and profit.
Potential topics can be found below.

Globalization
The Battle of Ideas: Keynes vs. Hayek
Comms: How the Media, Journalists, Bloggers, and Social Media are Covering Globalization
Black Ships, Commodore Perry, and the South China Sea
Why America Imports Asparagus
Transistor Radios, Fast Fashion, and Supply Chains
America's CEOs Need To Do More To Reverse US-China Trend
Brexit and American Business
The Trade Deficit is a Vanity Metric
The U-Shaped Curve and How R&D and Branding Matter Most

disruption
Detroit is More Important Than Davos
Fostering a Globally Competitive City: Detroit
The Evolution of Employment - From Cash to Career to Calling
Disruption vs. Innovation || Core vs. Gap
Being Rich and Democratic Isn’t Easy
Cincinnati, We Have A Problem: The Future of Retail
Advertising's Future: Less Interruption Plus More Entertainment, Education, and Experiences
Business Schools Need to Teach Less Math and Management and Teach More Policy and Politics

politics
Deregulation: How Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan Took on the USSR and the Warsaw Pact
The G-20: America's Role in the International Economic Order
Election 2018: How Will America Vote in November 2018
What American Politicians Learn from Macron, Merkel, and May
The Bear and The Eagle: US-Russia Relations
The Dragon and The Eagle: US-China Relations
The Eleven American Counties that Win the Presidency
Tough Talk on the Campaign Trail: China On and Off the Campaign Trail