Joseph Damond
Areas of Focus
Overview
Joseph Damond guides clients in expanding market access around the globe for health care, life sciences, medical devices, and digital health companies.
Career & Education
- Office of the U.S. Trade Representative
Deputy Assistant, U.S. Trade Representative for Asia, 1989–2001 - Department of Commerce
International Trade Administration, 1985–1989
- Office of the U.S. Trade Representative
- Chair, Edelman Global Advisory, 2022–2024
- Deputy Chief Policy Officer, Executive Vice President, International Affairs, 2011–2022
- Vice President, International Government Relations, Pfizer, 2006–2011
- Deputy Vice President, International Affairs, PhRMA, 2001–2006
- Georgetown University, B.S., International Economics, 1983
- Princeton University, M.P.A., Economics and Public Policy, 1985
Joseph's Insights
Client Alert | 4 min read | 06.24.24
The Pandemic and Plastic Pollution Treaty Negotiations: Recent Results and Outlook
As the world grapples with elections, continuing inflation, and political conflicts, world leaders are attempting to negotiate two legally binding treaties aimed at solving global health and environmental challenges. The recent negotiations of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Pandemic Treaty and the United Nation’s (UN) Plastics Treaty – which seemingly went unnoticed in busy news cycles – offer crucial insights on multilateralism and the role that industry can play in shaping global policy.
Press Coverage | 04.19.24
Press Coverage | 04.17.24
Press Coverage | 03.08.24
Insights
Crowell & Moring Int'l Names Global Life Sciences Head
|03.05.24
Give Trade a Chance: The Negotiation of the U.S.-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement
|01.01.13
The Gioi Publishers
"The APEC Decision-Making Process for Trade Policy Issues: the Experience and Lessons of 1994-2001,” in APEC as an Institution
|2003
ISEAS Publishing
Joseph's Insights
Client Alert | 4 min read | 06.24.24
The Pandemic and Plastic Pollution Treaty Negotiations: Recent Results and Outlook
As the world grapples with elections, continuing inflation, and political conflicts, world leaders are attempting to negotiate two legally binding treaties aimed at solving global health and environmental challenges. The recent negotiations of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Pandemic Treaty and the United Nation’s (UN) Plastics Treaty – which seemingly went unnoticed in busy news cycles – offer crucial insights on multilateralism and the role that industry can play in shaping global policy.
Press Coverage | 04.19.24
Press Coverage | 04.17.24
Press Coverage | 03.08.24