Frontiers: Re-industrialization offers the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and forge connections with policy-specific mentors working to lead America’s re-industrialization and energy dominance efforts in the Golden Age. 

This program is designed for mid-to-senior level staffers and emerging policy experts in Washington. Whether you oversee a trade portfolio on Capitol Hill, serve in the State Department, Office of Management and Budget, or Department of Labor, or aspire to deepen your expertise in this vital field, this program is tailored for you. 

The program kicks off with a retreat in mid-March and continues with monthly dinners through the year of 2026.

Issue areas covered during the program, in addition to news-related items, include but are not limited to: energy abundance, environmental permitting, steel and heavy industry, trade bureaucracy and executive policy, globalization and its effect on American production, regenerative agriculture, nuclear energy, and more. 

Participants will delve into real-world examples—both geographical and topical—taught by speakers in each respective industry. Finally, participants will put these ideas together with a series of practical application lectures, led by currently serving Administration officials, policy practitioners, and elected officials. This trade policy series will be pivotal in creating the standard for future study guides and curricula concerned with American re-industrialization.