A growing number of USCIB policy experts are posting regularly on the popular social media network Twitter, sharing their insights on important issues and underscoring USCIB’s key role in global business policy. These talented individuals are complemented by a number of special USCIB projects. Follow them today!
Recent USCIB members of the “twitterati” include:
- Justine Badimon, director of regional initiatives (@USCIB_badimon)
- Nasim Deylami, director of customs and trade facilitation (@USCIB_deylami)
- Adam Greene, vice president of corporate responsibility, labor and corporate governance (@uscib_greene)
- Norine Kennedy, vice president of strategic international engagement, environment and energy (@USCIBKennedy)
- Helen Medina, senior director of life sciences (@USCIB_medina)
- Barbara Wanner, vice president of ICT policy (@BarbaraPWanner)
- Green Economies Dialogue, which promotes a productive approach to greener growth (@greendialogue)
- Global Supply Networks, news related to USCIB’s benchmark report, American Companies and Global Supply Networks: Driving U.S. Economic Growth and Jobs by Connecting With the World (@GlobalSupplyN).
USCIB maintains a corporate Twitter feed at @USCIB. Other longstanding feeds include @USCIBTradeSvcs (our Trade Services Department), @UnlockCustoms (USCIB’s ATA Carnet service), @USCIBTradeBooks (USCIB International Bookstore) and @huneke (Jonathan Huneke, vice president for communications and public affairs).
Each of the components of USCIB’s global network – ICC, IOE and BIAC – are also active on Twitter and other social media.
Staff contact: Jonathan Huneke
