Please join us for our February luncheon:
2020 Vision: Economic Forecast for Metro Denver
As we set our sights on 2020, is our vision crystal clear or clouded by contradictory information? Slower growth in China and other key trading partners, tariffs and trade disputes, and political uncertainty in many parts of the globe mean a high degree of uncertainty in the national economic outlook. But current economic data reveals a situation of continued expansion at a slower pace. What should business leaders and consumers believe, and how should they plan and budget for the coming year?
This presentation will help to bring economic conditions into focus as we discuss current and projected growth trends at the national, state, and seven-county Metro Denver level. The presentation features employment and industry trends, population growth and consumer activity, and the residential and commercial real estate markets.
Date/Time:
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
11:30am-1:15pm
11:30am Networking, Program will begin promptly at noon and last until approximately 1:15pm.
Location:
Wellshire Event Center
3333 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222
Lunch Fees:
Members - $40, Non-Members - $60,
Gold Members - none*
Sponsored By:
About Our Presenter:
Lisa Strunk is a senior economist whose expertise is in identifying, analyzing, and describing key industry trends for business and economic development purposes. Ms. Strunk prepares all aspects of primary data research including instrument design, data collection, and analysis for specialized industry cluster research projects for various cities, counties, and customized geographic regions that highlight target industries for growth and retention. She also performs in-depth economic and fiscal impact analysis and assembles and analyzes economic and demographic data for varying project needs. Prior to joining DRP, Ms. Strunk was a senior research analyst for the Colorado Health Institute, a statistical analyst at the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, and an economist in the Governor’s Office of State Planning and Budgeting. Ms. Strunk earned a master’s degree in economics from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a bachelor’s degree in economics from the Pennsylvania State University.
