Join Osher at Jesse's Restaurant for a lecture by Dan Cunningham that focuses on both the history and the future of tariffs. This lecture will be bipartisan in nature, as we focus on historical stories and lessons to bring to light the nuances of trade and tariffs. The goal of this presentation is to educate you in a fun and engaging way so that you gain confidence in your ability to think through our currently changing tariff policies and their implications in our current global economy. 

We are hopeful that your  confidence and understanding of tariffs increases after this Hot Plates, Hot Topics session, enabling you to better explain to your peers the purpose and the goals of today's tariffs, as well as their impact on society. 

Dan Cunninghan is working to restore sustainable long-term 3% growth (meaning longer, healthier, and better lives) for ALL Americans. He is a Graduate & Fellow of Harvard University. He is CEO of The Long-Stanton Group, a manufacturer for the aviation and hospital sectors, founded in 1835 in Cincinnati. Awards won include Family Business of the Decade. He founder of the Cunningham Institute for Growth™, and is Chorister of the Harvard Club of Cincinnati.  

Mr. Cunningham is a persuasive public speaker and fireside chat interviewer for large and small audiences. To support his work to restore 3% long-term U.S. economic growth for ALL Americans, he is an avid student of the economics/effectiveness/fairness of global trade, healthcare, financial services, and how market-based electricity is regulated. Dan and his wife Dr. Margie have two adult children and four grandchildren. They divide their time between Hanover, New Hampshire, and Cincinnati, Ohio.