The United States Studies Centre (USSC) launched a research report on August 14, examining the two-way investment relationship between Australia and the United States.
A collaboration between the USSC and the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia (AmCham), the report brings together economic data, analysis of the key economic indicators and in-depth case studies with compelling findings.
Economics Professor Richard Holden, USSC CEO Professor Simon Jackman, AmCham CEO Niels Marquardt and research associate Jared Mondschein visited a number of Australian capital cities to discuss the findings of the report.
Sydney
9am-10am, Tuesday 15 August, Citi Australia (Level 23, 2 Park Street, Sydney).
Melbourne
3pm-5pm, Wednesday, 16 August, KPMG (Tower 2, Collins Square, 727 Collins Street, Melbourne).
Adelaide
10am-11.30am, Wednesday, 23 August, Deloitte (Level 17, 11 Waymouth Street, Adelaide).
Perth
12.30pm-2pm, Thursday, 24 August, K&L Gates ( 32/44 St Georges Terrace, Perth).
Brisbane
10am-11.30am, Monday, 28 August, Herbert Smith Freehills (Level 31, 480 Queen Street, Brisbane).

Professor Richard Holden
Professor of Economics, UNSW Business School
Richard Holden is Professor of Economics at UNSW Business School and an Australian Research Council Future Fellow from 2013-2017. He previously led a USSC research project investigating the US-Australia economic relationship.

Professor Simon Jackman
Professor Simon Jackman was Chief Executive Officer of the United States Studies Centre from April 2016 to May 2022. Between 1996 and 2016, he was a Professor of Political Science and Statistics at Stanford University. Jackman's teaching and research centres on public opinion, election campaigns, political participation, and electoral systems with special emphasis on American and Australian politics.

Jared Mondschein
Director of Research, United States Studies Centre
Jared Mondschein is the Director of Research at the United States Studies Centre. Previously, Jared was a Research Analyst at Bloomberg BNA in Washington, DC, where he focused on cross-border tax issues. Prior to joining Bloomberg BNA, Jared was a Research Associate in the Asia Studies program of the Council on Foreign Relations, an editorial assistant at Foreign Policy magazine, and an assistant editor at a policy journal in Beijing.