May 20, 2021
Robertson Stephens is proud to welcome Mr. Thomas J. Donohue, former President and CEO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce. With the pandemic seemingly behind us, our Chief Economist, Jeanette Garretty, hosts Mr. Donohue to discuss the state of the American economy, its businesses and its outlook. Mr. Donohue will also be talking about labor, infrastructure, taxes and the policies needed to promote further U.S. growth. For further context on some of the topics Tom and Jeanette discussed, we have compiled some supplemental charts that you can view here.
About Mr. Thomas Donohue
Mr. Thomas J. Donohue is the former president and chief executive officer of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the world’s largest business federation representing three million companies, associations, state and local chambers, and American Chambers of Commerce abroad.
During his tenure, Donohue built the Chamber into a lobbying and political powerhouse with expanded influence across the globe and helped secure business victories on Capitol Hill, in the regulatory agencies, in politics, in courts of law and in the court of public opinion, and before governments around the world.
Donohue led efforts to expand trade and domestic energy production, rebuild America’s infrastructure, combat an avalanche of new regulations, protect intellectual property, revitalize capital markets, and advocate for legal, tax, education, and entitlement reform. In addition, he challenged attacks on free enterprise, while working to protect the business community’s right to speak and participate in the political and policy affairs of the nation.
Under Donohue’s leadership, the Chamber emerged as a major political force in races for the Senate and the House of Representatives. As part of this bipartisan effort, millions of grassroots business advocates, as well as the Chamber’s federation of state and local chambers and industry associations, mobilize in support of pro-business candidates.
Born in New York City, Donohue earned a bachelor’s degree from St. John’s University and a master’s degree in business administration from Adelphi University.
To learn more about Mr. Thomas Donohue, please go to https://www.uschamber.com/thomas-j-donohue.
