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From the GIC: “The Dollar and Continued US Exceptionalism”

The Dollar and Continued US Exceptionalism
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For anyone who is interested, here’s an exceptional one-day program opportunity in San Diego on February 9th. The lineup of speakers is stellar, and the subjects timely.

The Dollar and Continued US Exceptionalism
La Jolla, CA | February 9, 2026

What is the basis of the exceptional economic dominance and success of the United States? Does it rest on the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency, the rule of law, and U.S. military strength? Will increasing use of digital assets increase this dominance and success, or are they a threat? Will the new U.S. trade and tariff policies impact the current world order?

See the program flyer below.

Click this link for registration and additional information:

https://www.interdependence.org/product/the-us-dollar-and-continued-exceptionalism/?mc_cid=b240308d9b&mc_eid=35ee4f959f

The GIC celebrates its 50th birthday in 2026. It has been a personal honor and privilege to be a member and supporter for many of those years.

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