Trump, trade, and the EU’s €2T Budget: What is Canada’s Role? | Bernhard Otterstein for TVP WORLD

The potential global trade war initiated by Donald Trump remains unresolved, but negotiations are ongoing with the EU and even with the United States’ closest neighbour, Canada. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has given the green light to the sale of American weapons, on the condition that EU and NATO members — and potentially Canada — cover the costs.
 
Bernhard Otterstein, President of the Polish Canadian Chamber of Commerce-Canadian Chamber of Commerce, joining TVP WORLD to discuss these and other current issues.
 

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Bernhard Otterstein was born and educated in Vancouver, Canada, where he graduated with honours from the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia. He has worked with numerous corporate, governmental, and institutional entities in North America, Europe and Asia in the areas of economic analysis, strategic project and investment planning, new market development, as well as cross-cultural communications. He has been directly involved in projects in the fields of real estate, engineering, energy, biotechnology and IT/telecommunications.

Over the past 15 years, Mr. Otterstein has gained first-hand experience in identifying and promoting innovative, emerging technologies and related business opportunities, taking them from early stage to market via private equity investment and the active co-management of several start-up ventures.