Danielle Goldfarb is Senior Fellow of the Conference Board of Canada's Global Commerce Centre. She provides senior research and advisory capacity to the Centre. The team's current focus is on inclusive globalization, the impact of technology on trade, tapping into green global value chains, and modernizing NAFTA.
Maclean's magazine called Danielle one of Canada's top trade experts. Recent publications have focused on Canada's strategy under Trump, the impact of disruptive technologies on Canada's trade, the global appetite for high-value services, the Canada-EU free trade agreement (CETA), and Canada's smaller businesses in fast-growth markets. Her recent chapter "Why Canada's Global Commerce Policy Needs to Lean In" in an edited volume on Canada's foreign policy was used as a foundation for the Canadian government's trade strategy. Danielle's regular commentaries have been published by several think tanks and by most major Canadian media, including the Globe and Mail and Maclean's magazine.
Danielle has an M.Phil. in International Relations from Cambridge University and a B.Comm. in Honours Economics from McGill University. You can follow Danielle on Twitter at @DIGoldfarb