Amid global supply chain problems in the wake of the pandemic and geopolitical tensions created by strained US-China relations and Russia's attack on Ukraine, the US, Mexico, and Canada have endeavored to foster resilience in the North American region. This commitment is underscored by President Biden's 2023 trade policy agenda, which places supply chain resilience and robust regional ties at the forefront. But how can North American economies surmount significant structural obstacles to reintegrate regional supply chains?

This private roundtable will bring together a select group of corporate leaders to discuss the actions required to fortify supply chains. The Milken Institute will also launch its new report, "Mexico's Competitiveness as a Strategic Trade Partner," highlighting how the US and Mexico can capitalize on their trade partnership to unlock new capital, new talent pools, and a more vibrant and reliable workforce. Additionally, this session aims to engage in a broader discussion on the actions required to bring supply chains back to North America.