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What Will the New Economic and Public Policy Chapter Unfold in 2025?

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Description
Hear from Mastercard's Economic Institutes (MEI) and Government Affairs teams, who will share what trends they are watching as we start off the new year.

• Learn more about the macro-economic trends shaping consumer behavior and agendas at new administrations within federal and state levels of government.
• This discussion will help you better navigate the evolving landscape of payments.
• Explore external factors to keep an eye on as you guide the day-to-day operations of your programs.

Target Audience
This broad topic is for anyone in the industry.

Speakers

Patrick Dwyer, Vice President, Public Policy, Head of U.S. State Affairs, Mastercard

Patrick Dwyer is the vice president of public policy and head of U.S. state affairs for Mastercard. He leads the strategy creation and execution of political and legislative engagements with policymakers at the state level for Mastercard in the U.S. These efforts include engaging directly with state legislators, attorneys general, governors and other elected state officials, as well as managing State Public Affairs efforts in the U.S. Patrick has also served as chief of staff to the head of global public policy, led global anti-money laundering policy efforts and established and lead public policy efforts in India, Brazil and Canada.

 Roiana Reid, Senior U.S. Economist and Data Scientist, Mastercard

As an economist at the Mastercard Economics Institute, Roiana's responsibilities include the development and delivery of differentiated economic, financial, policy and market thought leadership for customers and colleagues at Mastercard. Having joined Mastercard in 2022, Roiana covers the U.S. economy, with a special focus on small business. Prior to joining Mastercard, Roiana was at KKR, where she performed macroeconomic analyses for the Real Estate and Private Equity Consumer Investment teams. Roiana has also worked at Berenberg Capital Markets and Nomura Securities, where she analyzed the U.S. economy. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and economics from Vassar College, and a Master of Information and Data Science from the University of California, Berkeley, and is a member of the National Association of Business Economics.

 Sam Batkins, Vice President, Public Policy, Mastercard

Sam Batkins is vice president for policy and research in Mastercard's Government Affairs team. He has worked for Mastercard for the past seven years, working with policymakers, the business and customers on legislative and regulatory policy. Sam is experienced in research and strategy with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and payments industry. He is a strong research and policy professional with a J.D. from Catholic University.

Fee This provider webinar is complimentary for members and subscribers.

Registration Process Institute of Commercial Payments uses Teams to facilitate the event. You must complete the two-step registration process to receive the webinar access link.
Step 1. Click the "Register" button at the top of this page. After you click "Submit", you will be taken to a webpage with a link to register with Teams.
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Continuing Education Points In order to earn 0.25 points towards CPCP initial eligibility, re-certification or receive supporting documentation for possible continuing education credit, you must be: 1. Registered on Institute of Commercial Payments website and Teams and 2. You must log in to the webinar individually. Attendance cannot be tracked if you do not log in individually and therefore you will not receive CPCP credit.

Program Changes, Cancellations and Terms of Use We reserve the right to make changes in programs and speakers or to cancel programs if enrollment criteria are not met or when conditions beyond its control prevail. We will make every effort to contact each enrollee if a program is cancelled. If a program is not held for any reason, our liability is limited to the refund of the program fee (if applicable) only. Terms of Use must be followed.

Questions? Contact Heidi Kaliher at heidi.kaliher@iocpnow.com.