Date and Time
Thursday, April 16
12-1:30 p.m. MST
Location
Tanner LLP
36 S. State St. Suite 600
Salt Lake City
Cost
Free, registration required
Global conflict, local impacts
Now more than ever, it’s crucial for businesses to understand what real-world conflicts can mean for global trade. At our latest Global Gateway, we examined the escalating tensions involving Iran and the broader implications of the U.S. and Israel’s military campaign.
The effects are far-reaching. Energy prices are rising, trade routes are under pressure, and supply chains — particularly those tied to the Middle East and Asia — are facing increased uncertainty. For many businesses, this translates to higher operating costs, longer timelines, and more complex decision-making.
This is not a short-term event. The current environment reflects a longer period of instability, where geopolitical conflict, economic pressure, and technological change are converging. Traditional assumptions about stability, predictability, and global access are becoming less reliable.
WTC Utah remains committed to helping businesses make sense of these shifts, providing timely insights, practical guidance, and the global connections needed to move forward with confidence.
Questions? Email us at events@wtcutah.com.
