Episode

Tariff Refunds: What Role Should Comms Leaders Play?

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C-Suite Perspectives
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Jun 19, 2026
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Summary

This episode was recorded on June 15 as part of the Policy Talks series hosted by The Conference Board. Up to 330,000 companies could receive tariff refunds because of the Supreme Court ruling that invalidated a swath of tariffs . How can communication leaders tell a story about the tariff refunds that builds trust across stakeholders, including employees, customers , and investors ? Join Ivan Pollard and guest s Davy Young, president of The CEO Center, John Gardner, head of p ublic p olicy and r esearch at The CEO Center, and Denise Dahlhoff, head of research at the Marketing & Communications Center at The Conference Board. They discuss why the court battles over tariff refunds aren't fully resolved , why new tariffs are likely to be issued , and why communications has become a central, collaborative function across the enterprise . For more from The Conference Board: The Tariff Refund Process Intersections: Communications + Government Relations CCOs Have a Seat at the Table. Now What?