Dallas Chapter Meeting: Strategic Outlook at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas & Expert Panel

Dallas Chapter Meeting: Strategic Outlook at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas & Expert Panel

Presenter: Susan Frear

Facilitated by: Joanne Hix

Tuesday, November 14, 2017
5:30pm-7:30pm

As we begin to look forward to 2018, let’s take time to pause and learn from prominent talent leaders in Dallas on how they approach strategic planning. We will also hear from Amy Jordan, an Economist at The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Amy is an expert in economic conditions in the North Texas area and will share with us trends that should inform our talent development strategies. We hope you will take time to sharpen your strategic “saw” before we head into the holidays.

Registration:
Members - Free
Non-Members - $25

Location:

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

2200 N. Pearl St. Dallas, TX 75201

Visitor parking is located just behind the building in a secure lot off of Thomas Ave, and is complementary. https://www.dallasfed.org/fed/visitors.cfm

Agenda:

5:30 pm Networking & Refreshments

6:00pm Landscape of the Economic Conditions in North Texas with Amy Jordan, Economist

6:30pm Panel Discussion: Strategic Planning – Planning Ahead to 2018

7:15pm Adjourn & Networking

Panelists:

• Paul Rumsey, VP & Chief Learning Officer, Parkland Health & Hospital System
• Kim Arnold, SVP, Talent Development and Diversity & Inclusion, Texas Capital Bank
• Rebecca Bales, Owner, Lumina Learning, Global Partner USA
• Moderator: Frank Martinez, Supervisor, Project Management Office

Other notes:

Visitor Check-in

• All guests are required to present a valid government-issued photo ID. For international guests, a valid passport must be presented. Children are not required to present identification but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Guests will undergo security screening upon arrival. Weapons of any kind (including pocket knives) are prohibited on Bank premises.
• The Bank reserves the right to refuse entry or remove any individual who is disruptive or does not follow the Bank’s policies.

Photography

• Photography is permitted in the Economy in Action exhibit but is restricted in other areas of the Bank.