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ITIF formulates and promotes national strategies and and programmatic recommendations to align federal agencies and operations to meet the opportunities and challenges of innovation-driven growth and global competitiveness.

Vice President, Global Innovation Policy, and Director, Center for Life Sciences Innovation
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
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February 20, 2025|Blogs
How Can Canada Fight Smart Against the Trump Tariff Threat?
While Trump’s tariffs pose an unprecedented threat to Canada’s economy, they should serve as a wake-up call. Canadian policymakers must seize this moment to enact bold reforms that drive innovation, boost productivity, and strengthen global competitiveness.
January 17, 2025|Blogs
It’s Time the United States Speaks With One Voice on AI
The United States has seen fragmented efforts in AI regulation. Lacking coordination, these efforts failed to create a unified strategy, leaving the U.S. without a clear voice on AI.
January 6, 2025|Blogs
Immigration and Innovation: What’s the Connection?
U.S. immigration policy should focus on strengthening strategic skills in advanced sectors. It is in America’s best interest to have the world’s best scientists and engineers working in our STEM industries.
September 24, 2024|Knowledge Base Articles
To Do: Institute Government-Wide Training on Chinese Tech Policy
Congress should authorized funds for a government-wide training program to help U.S. officials better understand Chinese technology policy.
September 16, 2024|Knowledge Base Articles
To Do: Establish an Advanced Research Projects Agency for Competitiveness (ARPA–C)
Congress should establish an Advanced Research Projects Agency for Competitiveness (ARPA–C) to fund advanced R&D projects.
September 3, 2024|Reports & Briefings
A Techno-Economic Agenda for Canada’s Next Federal Government
Innovation, productivity, and competitiveness must be top priorities for Canada’s next federal government, not sidenotes or vague aspirations to be addressed with little more than lip service.
August 26, 2024|Knowledge Base Articles
To Do: Create a National Roadmap for AI Adoption
The administration should develop a national AI roadmap that outlines sector-specific opportunities and barriers, as well as a detailed strategy for achieving widespread adoption in each of these sectors.
July 26, 2024|Testimonies & Filings
Comments to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada Regarding Legislated Procurement Targets for SMEs
Legislated procurement targets for SMEs should be a tool to stimulate technology R&D and commercialize Canadian innovations, and not a goal in and of itself. Focusing on firms that develop innovative solutions for government problems will create opportunities for Canadian firms to scale up and drive innovation, productivity, and competitiveness.
June 10, 2024|Knowledge Base Articles
To Do: Establish a National Competitiveness Council
The administration should establish a National Competitiveness Council to formulate and coordinate advanced-industry competitiveness policy across the federal enterprise.
June 4, 2024|Knowledge Base Articles
To Do: Establish an Independent NIST Foundation Devoted to Emerging Technologies
Congress should establish an authorized, independent foundation for NIST to improve and expand research, commercialization, and standard-setting for emerging technologies through public-private collaborations.