WorldCity was founded by Ken Roberts. In addition to serving as president of the company, Roberts has been a Forbes.com columnist for eight years, was a six-year Federal Reserve Trade and Logistics Advisory Board member; and was previously a weekly columnist for the Miami Herald on international trade. Roberts has been quoted and the company’s data used extensively in media outlets both in the United States and around the world. Connect with Ken on LinkedIn for more trade insights.
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- China No Longer A ‘Developing Nation’ As One Look At U.S. Exports During Trade War Clearly Shows