Public policy

Understand how the US policy agenda may affect strategy, workforce issues and more, and how EY contributes to the discussion.

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President Trump’s second administration at the one-year mark

Bridget Neill 02 Feb 2026
Front view of the Senate at Capitol Hill

Stay ahead of fast-moving policy developments

Read our briefing on the Trump administration Artificial Intelligence Action Plan

released 23 July 2025

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Our latest thinking

How to achieve enduring board effectiveness

We provide a framework to help boards achieve dynamic board governance that positions their companies for strategic success and drives long‑term value.

Robyn Bew + 1

2025 AICPA & CIMA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments

2025 AICPA & CIMA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments

Cyber and AI oversight disclosures: what companies shared in 2025

Find out what Fortune 100 companies disclosed in 2025 about cyber and AI oversight.

Pat Niemann

How boards can enhance technology oversight to unlock potential

Learn how corporate boards can enhance technology oversight

Lee Henderson + 2

Seven key issues from President Trump’s first 100 days and what’s next

The public policy landscape in 2025 and beyond remains poised for considerable change. Read now for themes from the Trump administration’s first 100 days.

Bridget Neill + 1

Three ways to transform board oversight of geostrategic risk

Find out three key shifts that leading boards are making to transform the way they oversee geostrategic risk.

Robyn Bew + 2

Growing enthusiasm propels digital assets into the mainstream

A joint survey by EY-Parthenon practice and Coinbase reveals rising investor enthusiasm and adoption of digital assets, driven by regulatory clarity and innovation.

Prashant Kher + 1

Five key SEC priorities in 2024

2024 SEC priorities: what public companies, boards and investors should know.

Bridget Neill + 3

Twenty years later, SOX continues to drive trust in the capital markets

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act overhauled regulation of the auditing profession. At Ernst & Young LLP , we play a role in contributing to trust in the capital markets.

Bridget Neill + 2

    Trump administration: Anticipate and adapt to evolving legislative and regulatory implications

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    How EY can help

    The team

    Bridget Neill

    EY Americas Vice Chair, Public Policy
    Regulatory and policy strategist. Three decades in shaping public policy impacting global financial markets and accounting profession. Passionate about family. Outdoor sports enthusiast.
    Washington, DC, United States

    John Hallmark

    EY US Political and Legislative Leader
    Public policy professional with a deep understanding of the Washington legislative and political arenas. Works with key stakeholders to formulate and execute on the firm’s policy initiatives.
    Washington, DC, DC, United States

    Shauna Steele

    EY Americas Director, Public Policy
    Experienced capital markets, public policy and trade professional helping EY firms in the Americas navigate the dynamic public policy environment. Avid reader, Spanish speaker and mother of three.
    Washington, DC, United States

    Tammy Velasquez

    Ernst & Young LLP Director of State Legislative & Regulatory Affairs, Office of Public Policy
    Legislative and regulatory professional with 30 years of experience working with state, local and private-sector representatives to execute policy initiatives. Paddle-boarding enthusiast.
    Washington, DC, United States

    Kristi Kennedy

    Director, Office of Public Policy, Ernst & Young LLP
    Public policy professional with extensive Capitol Hill experience. Former Legislative Director to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Paul Sarbanes.
    Washington, DC, DC, United States
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