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Trump 2.0: Possible Winners and Losers

Trump 2.0: Possible Winners and Losers

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This podcast is the replay of a webinar Protiviti hosted in January 2025.
President Donald Trump took office in January with Republican control of both the Senate and the House and with a conservative-leaning Supreme Court. He has moved quickly to appoint cabinet members, agency heads and others who share his vision for the United States. He has also appointed individuals to advise him and his administration on a range of issues (e.g., energy, border, crypto and AI czars) and created a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to make recommendations to the White House on ways to make government more efficient. Given these developments and what the president has said about his plans, which are the potential industry winners and losers and how might CEOs prepare for the administration based on this evolving information?
Discussion topics include:
  • Industries likely to be most impacted favorably and unfavorably
  • The potential for increased mergers and acquisition activity
  • The impact of U.S. policy on non-US domiciled companies
  • The outlook for AI
Speakers:
  • Carol Beaumier, Senior Managing Director, Global Leader for Thought Leadership, Protiviti
  • Michael Brauneis, Executive Vice President, Global Industry & Client Programs, Global Financial Services Industry Leader, Protiviti
  • Jonathan Wyatt, Managing Director, Protiviti Europe Regional Market Leader
  • Rob Gould, Managing Director and Global Private Equity and Transaction Services Practice Lead, Protiviti
  • Christine Livingston, Managing Director – Global AI Leader, Protiviti
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