“The GIC hosts economic conferences throughout the world and Walton College is thrilled to be part of such a relevant and impactful program,” said Brent Williams, associate dean at the Walton College. “The conversations that will take place during the interactive panels aim to influence the global economic conversation among policymakers, financial leaders, businesses leaders and academics.”
Senior officers from the Federal Reserve Banks in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City and St. Louis will address regional financial issues. Local executives from Case Stack, Helen of Troy and Stephens Inc. will discuss local economics and senior leaders from McVean Trading & Investments, CEMEX and Mitchell Communications Group will discuss global economics.
Registration is $50 per person and seating is limited. To register and learn more about the conference, visit the Global Interdependence Center site.
The Global Interdependence Center is a Philadelphia-based non-profit which hosts events throughout the world to encourage free trade and global partnerships among governments, corporations, non-profits, non-government organizations and academic and research institutions. Its overall mission is to improve cooperation and understanding among nations, with the goal of reducing international conflicts and improving worldwide living standards. Learn more at www.interdependence.org.
Fayetteville-based investment advisory firm Greenwood Gearhart is a conference sponsor. Learn more about Greenwood Gearhart at www.greenwoodgearhart.com.
