Ken Hyatt is a highly accomplished business leader with extensive experience in international trade, investment, and economic development. Over the course of his career, Hyatt has held numerous distinguished positions, including serving as Deputy Undersecretary of Commerce for the International Trade Administration in the Obama administration. In this role, he managed the agency's day-to-day activities and worked to lead the development of U.S. trade policy. Hyatt has also served as the CEO and Co-founder of an international trade consulting firm, where he advised companies on global trade, investment, and market access issues. He has also held senior positions in the U.S. government, including serving as the Director of the Bureau of Industry and Security at the U.S. Department of Commerce, where he managed the department's export control and nonproliferation programs.

Throughout his career, Hyatt has demonstrated a commitment to advancing economic growth and development both in the United States and abroad. He is a recognized expert on global trade and investment issues and has been a frequent speaker and commentator on these topics. Hyatt is passionate about finding solutions to complex economic challenges and building partnerships across government, industry, and civil society to advance shared goals.