Jeremy R. Haft
American author
Jeremy R. Haft (born July 19, 1970) is an American author, teacher, and businessman.
His work as a writer and educator predominantly analyzes the fallacies of China's perceived economic might and the competitive advantages of U.S. businesses and labor in the coming century.
Haft was CEO of an agricultural export management company, SafeSource Trading from 2013 to 2018.
Early life
Jeremy Haft grew up in Miami, Florida. After graduating from Ransom Everglades High School in 1988, he attended Northwestern University to pursue a career in acting and transferred to Columbia University to work as an actor in New York City. After Columbia, he attended the British American Drama Academy at Balliol College, Oxford University.
Career
Academic and Literary Career
Haft was an adjunct professor at Georgetown University from 2011-2018.
As a professor, Haft’s curricula explored systemic risk in China’s manufacturing and agricultural sectors and its impact on U.S. employment, health and safety, and politics.
He is the author of two books on U.S.-China trade, both of which posit America’s competitive advantages over China in the coming century. All the Tea in China: How to Buy, Sell, and Make Money on the Mainland (Penguin Books, 2007) details the practices for importing, exporting, and doing business in China.
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