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Brian Beaulieu
Executive Director, Institute for Trend Research
Economic Advisor to Vistage
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President Obama has signed the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act into law. So how will we know if it's working? What will be the signs? The president and economists say the biggest marker will be an improvement in the jobs picture. The ability to create or save jobs will depend in great part on business confidence.
This recession won’t last forever. Planning for the recovery is your next major leadership task. Economic Advisor to Vistage, Brian Beaulieu, shares a forecast based on up-to-the-minute economic indicators, so the business decisions you make now can be grounded on a clear view of the future.
• What economic leading indicators to count on for the forthcoming upturn
• The Stimulus - what does it mean for this business cycle?
What about the long-term impact on our businesses?
• Residential property or commercial real estate—which is a better investment?
Corporate leadership and strategic planning teams
We are taking questions for the speaker before the Webinar.
E-mail webinars@vistage.com now to submit questions for the Q&A portion of the program.
Brian Beaulieu has been an economist with the Institute for Trend Research since 1982, serving as its Executive Director since 1987. At the Institute, he has been engaged in applied research regarding business cycle trend analysis and the utilization of that research at a practical business level.
His views have appeared in/on: the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Barron’s, USA Today, CNBC TV, FOX Business TV, Knight Ridder News Services, Reuters, CBS Radio, The Washington Times, Atlanta Journal Constitution, KERA TV, Business News Network, and numerous other outlets. He is a regular columnist and contributing economist to national trade associations and publications.
Brian has been providing workshops and economic analysis seminars across the U.S. and Canada to literally thousands of business owners and executives for the last 26 years.
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