Donald Trump's closest allies, including Tucker Carlson, RFK Jr., Doug Burgum, and his son Donald Trump Jr., are waking up to next month's business summit and planning ahead. The president is waging war on the possibility of providing clues to economic policy if elected president. Second term.
But unlike the usual conferences where billionaires gather in enclaves such as Davos, Switzerland or Sun Valley, Idaho, this event, hosted by online marketplace PublicSq, was held in Orlando, Fla. — focused on President Trump's America First policy. I'm guessing.
“Small businesses flourished under Trump's first term,” said Michael Seifert, CEO of Public Square. It will help put us on a path to prosperity.” he told the Post.
Investor Omeed Malik, who took the company public and took a seat on its board, said the event was a response to the elite's obsession with conferences.
“If we are serious about accelerating the growth of parallel economies, CanFab should not be limited to places like Davos. We must provide networking opportunities for entrepreneurs and the ecosystem. “No,” he said.
In addition to members of Trump's transition team, other right-wing figures are also expected to appear. Former Georgia Senate candidate Kelly Loeffler, activist Robbie Starbuck, author and self-help coach Tony Robbins, comedian turned conservative darling Russell Brand, Rumble founder and CEO )'s Chris Pavlovsky, Peter Thiel protégé investor and congressional candidate Blake Masters, and Florida Congressman Matt. Gates and TV personality Kimberly Guilfoyle.
Matt Cole, CEO of Strive Asset Management, a fund founded by Vivek Ramaswamy that invests in conservative causes, will also be in attendance.
The website says these voices demonstrate the Republican Party's focus on supporting unwoke businesses that are committed to “advancing American ingenuity.”
And the summit aims to support “small business owners, policy makers, and thought leaders who want to create a parallel economy that celebrates and protects life, family, and freedom.”
“Together, we will meet challenges and deliver solutions for a thriving economy built on shared values that will never be censored, deplatformed, or destroyed again.” I will do it.”
Last year, the Post reported that Malik had received support from Republican megadonor Rebecca Mercer, who backed news site Breitbart, researcher Cambridge Analytica, and former Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters. , reported that it has launched a $150 million fund focused on investing in the parallel economy.
Malik's 1789 Capital, named for the year the Bill of Rights was adopted, also invests in companies that support American manufacturing and those that have been shunned by environmental, social and governance movements.
He also helped RFK Jr. endorse Trump and secure J.D. Vance's running mate.
Malik added, “Our summit and the company itself goes beyond frivolous partisanship. It's actually about using technology to empower small businesses while also stopping the private sector from encroaching on freedoms. It is.”
