Conversation with International Billionaire CEO: Fears Trump Presidency Halts Strategic Plan to Offshore More American Middle-Class Jobs

London Financial District. Off the record interview with international billion-dollar business CEO who expresses the real fear about the Trump movement in the USA. This friendly chat was a lively pre-debate exercise. The global billionaire concern is that the same successful "workers-populist" movement of Brexit is moving across the Atlantic to America with growing Trump supporters. The CEO financier informs that the past decade in America has been extremely friendly to international business by helping move jobs offshore, especially the latest U.S. Presidential Executive Order to raise the minimum exempt salary to $48k per year. This is a windfall gain for the international uber-rich elite, the ardent CEO maintains. It allows even more mid-management American jobs to be offshored to overseas offices giving publicly traded international companies a huge advantage over domestic American-based competition.

International businesses that can offshore mid-management jobs to countries without minimum salary requirements gives multi-billion dollar companies a strong advantage over small and mid-size American companies that don't have the ability to offshore their mid-management jobs. The successful CEO advises that the fear by the global billionaires is a Trump presidency because it changes policies back to protecting American jobs. Like a lot of banking colleagues, this prudent CEO shares that global company peers are following suit by investing millions into the Clinton campaign to ensure more flexibility to operate big businesses offshore with U.S. labor law support.

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