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Consumer & Retail Executive Insights: Post-election webcast

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Join us for this webcast that delves into the post-election landscape and its implications for consumer products and retail executives. This panel discussion will focus on the macroeconomy, geopolitics, and tax policies affecting consumer products and retail companies. Panelists will discuss the post-election economic policies or agendas that will impact both consumers and corporations. By exploring the impact of geopolitics on global trade policy and supply chains, executives can gain valuable insights into potential disruptions and opportunities in the market. And the discussion on tax policies will shed light on how changes in regulations and incentives can impact the financial health and profitability of businesses.

We have a great panel to bring insights to the following important topics:

  • Geopolitical insight for 2025, including inflation, labor, and interest rates
  • Post-U.S. election policies impacting trade, wages, tax policy, and sustainability
  • Geopolitical landscape and impact on the global supply chain

Our guest panelists include:

  • Anbinh Phan, Head of Consumer and Retail, Eurasia Group
  • Mary Rollman, US Supply Chain Leader, KPMG LLC
  • Jennifer Gray, Director Washington National Tax, KPMG LLC

Meet our webcast team

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Duleep Rodrigo
U.S. Sector Leader, Consumer & Retail, KPMG LLP
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Anbinh Phan
Head of Eurasia Group's Consumer and Retail practice, Eurasia Group
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Anbinh Phan

Head of Eurasia Group's Consumer and Retail practice, Eurasia Group

Anbinh Phan is the head of Eurasia Group's Consumer and Retail practice. In this role, she leads a team that provides industry-specific research on emerging issues and regulations, assesses geopolitical risk and opportunity trends, and customizes the analysis of global events for consumer and retail clients. The team covers issues such as clean supply chains, human rights, sustainability, ESG, and global sourcing. 

Before joining Eurasia Group, Anbinh was Director for Global Government Affairs at Walmart, where she collaborated with government leaders, civil society groups, and industry associations to advance sustainability goals for people and the planet. She has also worked as an economist at the US Department of the Treasury, served as a fellow at Human Rights First, and owned a small business. 

Anbinh received a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, Master of Public Affairs with a focus on International Relations from Princeton University, and a BA from Pomona College and studied abroad at University College, Oxford University.
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Mary J. Rollman
Principal, Supply Chain Leader, KPMG US
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Jennifer Gray
Director, Washington National Tax, KPMG US
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Edwin Egee
Vice President, Government Relations and Workforce Development
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Edwin Egee

Vice President, Government Relations and Workforce Development

As NRF’s chief workforce policy lobbyist, Ed directs advocacy efforts on labor, employment, health care, retirement, and immigration policy on behalf of the retail industry. 

Ed came to NRF after supervising the National Labor Relations Board’s Office of Congressional & Public Affairs. In this role, Ed oversaw the Board’s interactions with Congress, other federal agencies, the media, and stakeholder groups.

Prior to his work at the NLRB, Ed directed federal policy for the Xerox Corporation, advocating for the company’s interests on employee benefits, corporate governance, and employment issues. 

From 2005 to 2011, Ed was Republican Staff Director of the Senate Subcommittee on Employment and Workplace Safety, a key subcommittee of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee. Reporting to Chairman Johnny Isakson of Georgia, Ed led Republican efforts on issues related to the National Labor Relations Act, ERISA, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the Occupational Safety & Health Act. He covered similar issues in the 108th Congress for then-HELP Committee Chairman Judd Gregg. 

Prior to working on Capitol Hill, Ed spent four years in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Labor, Immigration, and Employee Benefits Division.

A Maryland native, Ed holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He and his wife Joy reside in Nokesville, Virginia with their two sons, Wynn and Jack.
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Anbinh Phan
Head of Eurasia Group's Consumer and Retail practice, Eurasia Group
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Anbinh Phan

Head of Eurasia Group's Consumer and Retail practice, Eurasia Group

Anbinh Phan is the head of Eurasia Group's Consumer and Retail practice. In this role, she leads a team that provides industry-specific research on emerging issues and regulations, assesses geopolitical risk and opportunity trends, and customizes the analysis of global events for consumer and retail clients. The team covers issues such as clean supply chains, human rights, sustainability, ESG, and global sourcing. 

Before joining Eurasia Group, Anbinh was Director for Global Government Affairs at Walmart, where she collaborated with government leaders, civil society groups, and industry associations to advance sustainability goals for people and the planet. She has also worked as an economist at the US Department of the Treasury, served as a fellow at Human Rights First, and owned a small business. 

Anbinh received a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, Master of Public Affairs with a focus on International Relations from Princeton University, and a BA from Pomona College and studied abroad at University College, Oxford University.
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Mary J. Rollman
Principal, Supply Chain Leader, KPMG US
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Jennifer Gray
Director, Washington National Tax, KPMG US
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Edwin Egee
Vice President, Government Relations and Workforce Development
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Edwin Egee

Vice President, Government Relations and Workforce Development

As NRF’s chief workforce policy lobbyist, Ed directs advocacy efforts on labor, employment, health care, retirement, and immigration policy on behalf of the retail industry. 

Ed came to NRF after supervising the National Labor Relations Board’s Office of Congressional & Public Affairs. In this role, Ed oversaw the Board’s interactions with Congress, other federal agencies, the media, and stakeholder groups.

Prior to his work at the NLRB, Ed directed federal policy for the Xerox Corporation, advocating for the company’s interests on employee benefits, corporate governance, and employment issues. 

From 2005 to 2011, Ed was Republican Staff Director of the Senate Subcommittee on Employment and Workplace Safety, a key subcommittee of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee. Reporting to Chairman Johnny Isakson of Georgia, Ed led Republican efforts on issues related to the National Labor Relations Act, ERISA, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the Occupational Safety & Health Act. He covered similar issues in the 108th Congress for then-HELP Committee Chairman Judd Gregg. 

Prior to working on Capitol Hill, Ed spent four years in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Labor, Immigration, and Employee Benefits Division.

A Maryland native, Ed holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He and his wife Joy reside in Nokesville, Virginia with their two sons, Wynn and Jack.

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