RMA Luncheon – University Club 10/16/24

$75.00

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***IF YOU ARE PURCHASING ADMISSION FOR MULTIPLE GUESTS, PLEASE ENTER THE NUMBER OF GUESTS (INCLUDING YOURSELF) IN THE “ADD TO CART” FIELD.  THEN, ENTER THE NAME OF EACH GUEST AND THEIR MEAL PREFERENCE.***

 

LOCATION: University Club – 750 B St, Suite 3400, San Diego, CA 92101
DATE: Wednesday, October 16, 2024
TIME: 11:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
PROGRAM SPONSORS: Citizens Business Bank, Considine & Considine, Archipelago Wealth Management, Coastal Payroll, Brody & Shemwell
COST: $75 Pre-registered (8 seat table for price of 7 see below)
ADMISSION INCLUDES: Lunch

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DISCOUNT FOR PURCHASE OF 8 SEAT TABLE:

You can purchase an 8 seat table for the price of 7 ($525 total cost).  Please fill out the names of your guests and select their meal FIRST.  To obtain the discount, add 8 tickets next to the “add to cart” button.   You will see your discount in your cart when you check out.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Tim Mahedy founded Access/Macro in 2023 to help businesses better understand the economy, drive better decision-making and improve strategic planning. A/M works with companies across sectors to help them build economic resilience and leverage growth opportunities. Before starting Access/Macro Tim was a senior economist at KPMG where he regularly discussed the economic outlook with executives, Boards, and senior leaders at companies large and small. He also served as the chief of staff to the President and Chief Operating Officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. He has worked as an economist at Bloomberg LP, the International Monetary Fund, and Citibank in New York. Tim has a B.A. in international affairs and a B.S. in economics from George Washington University and an M.A. in Economics from San Diego State University. www.accessmacro.com

TOPIC OF DISCUSSION: Can The Economy Outrun The Fed?
The economy appears to be normalizing back to 2019. That’s bad news as interest rates remain at multidecade highs, and there are signs that restrictive monetary policy is weighing on the economy. So far, businesses have shrugged off high borrowing costs, and equity markets have turned eternal optimism about a soft landing into easing financial conditions. But how much longer can this last? With economic fundamentals like labor force growth and productivity losing steam, the economy will have to find an extra gear to make it to 2025 when inflation eases enough for Fed officials start to ease monetary policy in big chunks. Tim Mahedy will lean on his experience advising policymakers and companies large and small to help untangle what’s in store for the U.S. economy in 2025, and how to leverage economic forecasting to build resilience and spot growth opportunities in today’s volatile world.