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December 2, 2016

Dataconsult Panel Discussion: U.S.–Thai Relations Following Trump’s Election Victory

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David Lyman, Chairman and Chief Values Officer at Tilleke & Gibbins, will be a panelist at the Thailand Regional Forum dinner event in Bangkok, to be held on Thursday, December 8.

The event, hosted by Dataconsult, will hold a discussion on “Trump and Thailand: What Are the Likely Outcomes for USA–Thailand relations?” The discussion will provide insight on the potential ramifications the recent U.S. presidential election will have on Thailand.

In addition to David, the panel will include Suranand Vejjajiva, former Minister and Secretary-General, Office of the Prime Minister; Adrian Dunn, Managing Director of the Brooker Sukhothai Fund, Paul Gambles, Managing Director of MBMG; and Christopher F. Bruton, Executive Director of Dataconsult Ltd.

To learn more about this event, please visit the Dataconsult website.

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