Economic Outlook 2013
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Economic Outlook
December 14, 2012
Don't miss CCEDC's 9th Annual Economic Outlook and Review. Please join us on December 14th as our panelists analyze growth trends, provide project updates, identify challenges, discuss broad economic development strategies, and offer their perspectives on where the regional, national and global economies are heading.
Presented by:
Patricia C. Brennan - President, Key Financial, Inc.
Tim Daigle - Associate Economist, Moody's Analytics
Gary W. Smith - President & CEO, CCEDC
CCEDC is conducting a food drive, benefiting the 32,000 households in Chester County that don't have enough food. Please consider bringing soups, canned pasta meals, dry microwave meals, pasta, rice or dry noodles, canned tuna, chicken, veggies or fruit, boxed cereal, or grocery store gift cards.
Along with your food donation, CCEDC wil donate a portion of your event registration fee to the Chester County Food Bank. Thank you for your support and generosity!
This is our most popular breakfast briefing, so be sure to register early to reserve your spot!
Presenters:
A graduate of Georgetown University and a Certified Financial Planner, Patti Brennan, President of Key Financial, Inc., not only provides comprehensive wealth management advice, she creates integrated strategies that are unique for each client. Known for her ability to see the impact of the "little details" on the big picture, Patti communicates complex financial concepts in simple, understandable and meaningful terms. Patti has been recognized by Barron's as "One of the Top 100 Women Advisors in the Entire Nation," in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, and 2012. In 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 she was voted by Barron's as one of "The Top 1000 Financial Advisors in America." Philadelphia Magazine named her a "Five Star Wealth Manager" (Nov 2009). Patti was also named one of "The 50 Top Women in Wealth" (Wealth Manager Magazine, May 2010).
Tim Daigle is an associate economist with Moody's Analytics. He covers several state and regional economies and is a contributor to the Dismal Scientist and Consumer Flow web sites. Tim graduated summa cum laude from Hartwick College with a bachelor's degree in economics and mathematics.
