The U.S.
Chamber of Commerce is committed to keeping the U.S.
globally engaged and competitive and to maintaining trade as a
national priority as an engine for growth. The Chamber is
working with Congress and the Administration to keep the trade
agenda moving forward.
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Trade
generates more than a quarter of our GDP
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97% of
exporters are small businesses, and exports directly
support 12 million jobs, and indirectly support millions
of other jobs.
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Imports keep
inflation low and expand consumer choice and quality.
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Foreign
companies in the United States directly employ 5.1 million
Americans and support millions more indirectly.
As Senior
Vice President, International Affairs, Mr. Brilliant is
responsible for driving the global business strategy of the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He represents the Chamber before
foreign government and business leaders and oversees a team of
policy experts committed to expanding global commercial
engagement. Mr. Brilliant previously served as the Chamber's
Vice President for Asia, where he developed the largest Asia
policy shop in Washington, D.C. He has led numerous
broad-based business coalitions working on strengthening
U.S.-China relations and promoting free trade agreements with
Singapore, Australia, and South Korea.
