Upcoming Events
April 14, 2026|Register Now
Reversing Canada’s Investment Problem
Please join ITIF’s Centre for Canadian Innovation and Competitiveness for a virtual panel featuring leading experts who will discuss what is driving Canada’s capital exodus and what it will take to fix it.
April 21, 2026|Register Now
How Global Turnover Fines in EU Digital Regulation Are Disproportionate and Harm U.S. Innovation
Join ITIF for a webinar on why global-turnover-based fines are disproportionate, what more targeted and proportionate enforcement could look like, and how U.S. policymakers should respond.
April 30, 2026|Register Now
Strengthening America’s Edge in Priority Technologies of the 21st Century
Please join ITIF for a virtual panel featuring authors of a new book by MIT Press, Priority Technologies: Ensuring US Security and Shared Prosperity. Experts will discuss how to strengthen U.S. innovation and industrial ecosystems and which priority technologies will be critical to long-term global economic, military, and technological leadership in the decades ahead.
May 5, 2026|Register Now
Defending Against the PRC’s Techno-Economic Assault
Please join ITIF for a panel discussion on a new report that lays out a detailed policy agenda with over 100 actionable recommendations that the United States and its allies should adopt to limit the success of Chinese firms in national power industries and slow the PRC’s progress toward global techno-economic and industrial dominance.
May 7, 2026|Register Now
BASED? What to Make of California’s Newly Proposed Digital Antitrust Rules
Please join ITIF’s Schumpeter Project on Competition Policy for a panel with top experts to discuss this proposed legislation, its implications for competition in California, and its potential effects on America’s leading tech firms, innovation, and consumers.
November 17, 2026|Register Now
Save the Date: National Power Industry War Conference
Please join ITIF for an important policy conference on what U.S. policymakers must do to prevent America from suffering a catastrophic defeat in its techno-economic-trade war with China. At stake are vital production capabilities in the advanced, traded-sector industries that provide the foundation for economic strength and national security in the 21st century.
