A leading voice in nearly every major policy debate over the last three decades—including financial industry regulation, health care reform and foreign policy—Chris Dodd provides his straightforward views on current global events, what's going on in Washington and what it means for the country.
During his tenure as Connecticut’s longest-serving member of Congress, Chris Dodd was recognized as one of the country’s most widely respected legislators, earning the trust of both Republicans and Democrats. A key participant in nearly every major policy debate during his 36-year career, he is best known for authoring or co-authoring the Family and Medical Leave Act; the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; the Help America Vote Act; and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Dodd, a leader in the fights for both financial regulatory reform and national health care, helps organizations understand the impact of landmark legislation on the business community, the economy and the consumer. He also offers valuable perspective on the international landscape: He interacted extensively with leaders across three continents during his time as a senior member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and co-chair of the U.S.-India Senate Caucus, and is a recognized expert on Latin America.
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Having led a wide-ranging, tireless and effective 36-year career, Chris Dodd speaks with authority on issues of vital importance to America’s future. As the author of some of the most significant pieces of legislation to be enacted over the last quarter century, Dodd discusses the impact that Washington will have on business, the economy, foreign policy and many other issues. Topic areas include:
