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Business Networking
Breakfast and Seminar
October 17, 2009Breakfast and Keynote
Saturday, 8 am - 5:30 pm
Fee: $25 per person. (Breakfast, Keynote, Networking)
Open to alumni, students, faculty, guests.
8:00 am
Salon, Flavia Hall
Registration, Networking and Breakfast
8:30 am
Salon, Flavia Hall
Breakfast with Timothy Duy, Keynote Speaker
The State of the Economy
About the Keynote Speaker:
Timothy A. Duy, Adjunct Assistant Professor and Director, Oregon
Economic Forum, Department of Economics, University of Oregon
Professor Duy received his Ph.D. in Economics in 1998 from the University of Oregon. Following graduate school, he worked in Washington, D.C., for the U.S. Department of Treasury as an economist in the International Affairs division and later with the G7 Group, a political and economic consultancy for clients in the financial industry. In the latter position, he was responsible for monitoring the activities of the Federal Reserve and currency markets. Duy returned to the University of Oregon in 2002 where he is the Director of the Oregon Economic Forum. He is the author of the University of Oregon Index of Economic Indicators and the Central Oregon Business Index and has published in the Journal of Economics and Business.
Breakfast, Keynote and Seminar (no Credit)
10am-5:30 pm
Salon, Flavia Hall
Seminar with Mark Fetters, MPA
Creating Economic Opportunity: The Role of Public/Private Partnerships in Fostering Recovery
$75 per person (breakfast, box lunch included)
Discount for Marylhurst alumni and students and their guests:
$45 per person (breakfast, box lunch included)
Public/private partnerships have become an increasingly important tool for addressing public problems and building communities. This seminar explores the role these partnerships can play in promoting economic recovery, particularly at the local level. Students will become familiar with key aspects of partnership-building, such as identifying opportunities, vision casting, building trust, leadership and governance, and evaluating outcomes. Examples will be discussed and analyzed to identify the important characteristics of successful public/private partnerships.
Registration
Registration is required. Registration opens August 17.
Option A: $25 Breakfast and Keynote
Option B: $75 Keynote and Seminar (no credit) (breakfast, box lunch included)
Discount for Marylhurst alumni and students and their guests:
Option C: $45 per person Keynote and Seminar (no credit) (breakfast, box lunch included)
Earn one Marylhurst credit for attending Keynote and Seminar.
Undergraduate credit – Register for MGT 465-1A (1 credit): $188
Graduate credit – Register for MGT 565-1A (1 credit): $242
How to Register for College Credit
More Information
For more information, contact Kelly Ann Lee at 503.534.4059.