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Doug Shulman

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Gopi Shah Goda

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Former Governor of New Mexico; Nation's First Hispanic Female Governor

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James Glassman

Founding Executive Director of the George W. Bush Institute, Financial Columnist and Author

Jason Schenker

Top-Ranked Economist, Best-Selling Author, President of Prestige Economics & Chairman of The Futurist Institute

John Tamny

Political Economy Editor, Forbes; Editor, RealClearMarkets; Senior Economic Advisor to Toreador Research & Trading; and Author of Popular Economics

Karin Kimbrough

Chief Economist at LinkedIn

Lee Ohanian

Economic Columnist, Professor & Research Director

Mark Pryor

U.S. Senator (2003-2015) and Arkansas State Attorney General (1999-2002)