Andrew Busch is an economic futurist who translates complex market forces like AI and global trade into actionable strategies. He holds an MBA from the University of Chicago and is described by colleagues as trustworthy and professional. He previously served as the U. S. governments first-ever Chief Market Intelligence Officer.
He was the first Chief Market Intelligence Officer (CMIO) for the U. S. government, where he was responsible for briefing the White House, U. S. Treasury, and Federal Reserve.
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