Paul Freedenberg
Former Undersecretary of Commerce, AMT consultant on trade issues With more than 20 years of experience working in export control, technology transfer, and trade issues, Paul provides trade and export control strategy and consultation. Appointed by President Ronald Reagan, Paul served as the first Under Secretary for Export Administration at the Department of Commerce to separate the export control function from export promotion. He has also served as director of the Senate Banking Committee’s Subcommittee on International Finance, with jurisdiction over issues such as international trade and finance, technology transfer, the multilateral banks, and the International Monetary Fund.
With more than 20 years of experience working in export control, technology transfer, and trade issues, Paul provides trade and export control strategy and consultation. Appointed by President Ronald Reagan, Paul served as the first Under Secretary for Export Administration at the Department of Commerce to separate the export control function from export promotion. He has also served as director of the Senate Banking Committee’s Subcommittee on International Finance, with jurisdiction over issues such as international trade and finance, technology transfer, the multilateral banks, and the International Monetary Fund.
Posts by Paul Freedenberg
Advocacy
By Paul FreedenbergJun 07, 2021
Update on Export Controls and Sanctions
The question is still open regarding whether President Biden will pursue a tougher policy regarding trade and export controls with China than his predecessor. The President has yet to name his political-level officials to handle export control policy.
International
By Paul FreedenbergAug 08, 2019
Russia revisited and open for business
AMT’s Hubert Sawicki was recently in Moscow for the Metalloobrabotka show, which is Russia’s primary machine tool exhibition. After a five-year hiatus from AMT participation in the show, it was time to revisit the market and lend support...
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