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In the Business of Trust: Tech Entrepreneur and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Keith Krach Shares the Secret to Good Leadership
For this approach to diplomacy, he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize earlier this year. He believes more tech executives should work together with the federal government—so they can counter foreign threats more effectively.
Congress targets Harvard, Yale and top universities with China-linked endowments
Businesses leaving Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine have “created a sense of urgency” for the private sector in China, since concerns for a potential conflict between China and Taiwan have appeared to heighten.
US is facing supply chain challenges, but so is China, experts say
Businesses leaving Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine have “created a sense of urgency” for the private sector in China, since concerns for a potential conflict between China and Taiwan have appeared to heighten.
The Trump Adviser Who’s Welcome In Bidenworld
Former U.S. President Trump and current President Biden belong to different political parties, and their aides have different views on many issues. However, the U.S. political network media “POLITICO” pointed out on the 7th that Krach, the undersecretary of the State Department during Trump’s time, was not with Biden.
Honoring the Uyghur genocide divestment movement
He helped America reverse the CCP’s global march to 5G dominance
Lakewood native and Rocky River High School graduate Keith Krach nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
LAKEWOOD, Ohio — Born in Lakewood and raised in Rocky River, Keith Krach, a former U.S. undersecretary of state and CEO of DocuSign and Ariba, has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Podcast: China’s Race to the Top: Authoritarianism in Technology and Global Affairs, With Keith Krach
China is taking an authoritarian approach in its quest to be a dominant power in technology and global affairs. Silicon Valley innovator and former Under Secretary of State Keith Krach has a unique perspective on both aspects. Rob and Jackie sat down with him to discuss how China is impacting global market competition and what it means for U.S. competition policy.
Why tech statesman Keith Krach’s ‘Trust Principle’ deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
He helped America reverse the CCP’s global march to 5G dominance
First Taiwan, then the U.S.? Why Americans should care about the island’s freedom
Will Americans be embroiled in another war? With the Russian war on Ukraine, many experts are now predicting Taiwan is doomed to fall to the Chinese Communist Party. But it’s not that simple. Keith Krach told me, “There will always be a need to defend Taiwan. And the reason is, they are a role model of democracy in that region.”
Lessons from the Ukrainian War
AS A MEMBER OF THE LAST U.S. ADMINISTRATION, Keith Krach had one main goal: to put an end to the dependence on mobile communications technology from China. He had massive security concerns because of the use of technology from the People‘s Republic.
Q&A: How China Is Exporting Tech-Based Authoritarianism Across the World
China is increasingly exporting not only its technology but the authoritarian values that underpin them, and this spread must be contained before it moves through more of the world, says Keith Krach, who served as DocuSign CEO from 2009 to 2019 before becoming Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment in the Trump administration in June 2019.
