Dear Hubert,

Two weeks ago, HBR Executive Live featured a conversation with Daniel Kurtz-Phelan, editor of Foreign Affairs. The session went beyond the daily news cycle to give a sharper view of the forces reshaping business in a world where trade has become weaponized.

If you’re leading a business and making decisions about its future, you need to watch this.

HBR Editor at large, Adi Ignatius, and Kurtz-Phelan discuss how national security has become a much broader concept, encompassing areas previously considered purely business or economic concerns.

“The chance that any kind of business, any kind of trade flow or investment relationship could suddenly fall under this definition of national security and get swept up in this competitive weaponization has not only gone up but become, in Trump’s world, especially, unpredictable." Daniel Kurtz-Phelan

Subscribe now to HBR Executive to watch the full event or read through the transcript. While you’re at it, you may want to look at the HBR Executive Playbook: Overcoming the Traps That Prevent Growth in Uncertain Times.

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