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The novel coronavirus has created a long-shadow of uncertainty. Join over 750 business and community leaders either by webcast or in person to gain insight on how to plan for growth into 2021.
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41st ANNUAL KANSAS
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK CONFERENCE
Thursday, October 8, 2020
from 7:30-11:30 AM
Century II Convention Center
225 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202
("Early Bird" networking at 6:45 AM and breakfast served at 7:30 AM)
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| NATIONAL ECONOMY |
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ESTHER GEORGE
President/CEO
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
| STATE AND LOCAL EMPLOYMENT FORECAST |
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JEREMY HILL
Director
Center for Economic Development and Business Research
Wichita State University |
| HEALTHCARE |
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ROBERT ST. PETER
President/CEO
Kansas Health Institute |
| SMALL BUSINESS ECONOMIC UPDATE |
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PATRICK DELEHANTY
Director of Economic Research
U.S. Small Business Adminstration Office of Advocacy |
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Register Today
- Flex Registration means all attendees will be automatically registered for the event in both the in-person and webinar formats.
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Early Registration $150
($185 after September 10th)
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Bring your team. Tables of 10 seats are available, and will receive preferred seating.
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MORE INFORMATION AT
EOC2020.CEDBR.org
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Special Thanks to:
-PRESENTING SPONSORS-
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- ELITE SPONSORS -
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- FORECAST SPONSOR -
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Included in the price of the conference is a one-year subscription
to the CEDBR forecast booklets ($100 value), which are in-depth
publications and reference guides on regional and statewide
economic conditions in Kansas:
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The Kansas Economic Trends, published in October, includes the state-wide Economic Conditions survey results, Kansas Industry news and Developments, and indicators for seven regions of the state along with the largest 25 counties. |
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The Kansas Economic Review, published in February, provides an in-depth analysis of three key segments of the state economy: households, industries, and governments. Each segment takes a broader view in how it is interconnected with current economic conditions. |
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