The U.S. economic recovery is rapidly approaching a number of crucial tipping points, each with significant implications for all of us. After nearly five years of technical economic recovery, the U.S. now stands at the brink of true employment expansion and the Federal Reserve is rapidly moving towards the normalization of the extraordinary monetary policies employed to combat the financial crisis. At the same time, the long elusive goal of U.S. energy independence appears nearly at hand.

Register Now Federal Reserve Bank of Boston 600 Atlantic Ave., Boston The Business of Leadership: Educating Leaders for the Workforce We Need presented by Cathy E. Minehan   Members: $35.00 Guests: $75.00   about the speaker: Cathy E. Minehan is the Dean of the School of Management at Simmons College. The Simmons MBA program is […]

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston New England Room Boston, MA Economic Update presented by Brian Raabe, Cornerstone Macro Join us for the popular annual luncheon meeting where Brian Raabe will present an Economic Update and discuss: Is the US on the precipice of recession? Where are the weakest links globally? How does one frame the […]

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Plan to join us for the Annual Luncheon Meeting! David Bridges is Fidelity’s senior geopolitical analyst.  A 25-year CIA veteran and former member of the Agency’s senior leadership team, he will discuss the five principal geopolitical and strategic challenges facing the Trump Administration in the year ahead.   Members: $40 […]

Unless Governor Baker issues a state of emergency for Boston, tomorrow's luncheon meeting is going on as scheduled. In an effort to get ahead of the impending storm, the timing is being adjusted. The new schedule will be: 9:45-10:30    Registration/Networking/Coffee 10:30-11:30  Program 11:30-12:15   Lunch Implications of Extending the Cycle presented by Mike Acton, Managing Director, […]