Name: Power Breakfast
Start: 2025-05-15T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-05-15T11:00:00-05:00
Location: Des Moines Heritage Center

Power Breakfast

Business Publications is a locally owned publishing company located in the Depot on 4th, 100 4th St. Des Moines. We produce the Business Record, Book of Lists, innovationIOWA, dsm Magazine, ia and many other custom publications throughout Greater Des Moines and the state of Iowa.

Business Record

Thursday, May 15, 2025
9-9:30a-Networking, 9:30-11, breakfast and panel event.

Des Moines Heritage Center

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<h2>Power Breakfast: Title</h2><h3>Official Event Description:</h3>Tariffs, policies and navigating disruption: Breaking down the top economic and social issues affecting Iowa businessesOver the past few months, business and nonprofit leaders have been met with a chain of current events nationally and locally that are creating uncertainty around how their organizations will be affected and how to provide steady leadership as circumstances fluctuate on a daily basis.At our upcoming Power Breakfast, we will convene a panel to offer insight into the local effects of the most pressing economic and social issues on business leaders’ minds. The following are five top issues we have identified with existing or potential effects for Iowa’s business community: <ul><li>Changes to federal policy and funding</li><li>Shifting DEI climate</li><li>Tariffs and their potential effects</li><li>Tax policy changes</li><li>Inflation and interest rates</li></ul> The conversation will also dig into how organizations can think about navigating people and brand leadership in a rapidly evolving climate. We know these issues are developing each day and will incorporate new developments as needed to craft a timely discussion. <h3>Panelists:</h3><ul><li>Joel Anderson, partner, RSM US LLP</li><li>Mike McCoy, CEO, NCMIC Group Inc.</li><li>Matthew Mitchell, CEO, Bâton Global</li><li>Dave Stone, advocacy officer, United Way of Central Iowa</li><li>Anne Villamil, professor and research fellow in economics, University of Iowa</li><li>Jo Ellen Whitney, shareholder and chair, Employment Law and Labor Relations Department, Dentons Davis Brown</li></ul>As a media company, we believe our products should mirror our community both in the ways we celebrate diversity and in the way we facilitate meaningful conversations about equity. We understand this is essential to supporting a strong and growing community.In registering for this event, you agree to the Privacy Policy of Business Publications Corporation (BPC) as disclosed on our website, and as it might be amended from time to time, and to sharing and disclosure of registration data and information to the event sponsors for their use.

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