Economic Forum
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Meet potential employers, mentors and clients during the Economic Forum. This free, on-campus luncheon is open to all students and alumni.
Those who attend the Economic Forum will gain:
• New contacts for their professional networks
• An analysis of the economy’s performance in 2026 and outlook for 2027
• Insight into Rotary International and its local chapter
• Improved networking skills
• Five Career Development Requirement points
This year’s featured guest is alumnus Thomas O’Rourke. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics in 1983. Now he is a senior leader at Rockefeller Global Family Office.
Chris Douglas, professor of economics, will serve as a co-panelist. He will be joined by Yener Kandogan, dean of the School of Management.
Wolverine Essentials is available to students who lack funds for business attire.
Please register by Dec. 4.
Those who attend the Economic Forum will gain:
• New contacts for their professional networks
• An analysis of the economy’s performance in 2026 and outlook for 2027
• Insight into Rotary International and its local chapter
• Improved networking skills
• Five Career Development Requirement points
This year’s featured guest is alumnus Thomas O’Rourke. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics in 1983. Now he is a senior leader at Rockefeller Global Family Office.
Chris Douglas, professor of economics, will serve as a co-panelist. He will be joined by Yener Kandogan, dean of the School of Management.
Wolverine Essentials is available to students who lack funds for business attire.
Please register by Dec. 4.
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Where is it happening?
Northbank Center, 432 N Saginaw St,Flint, Michigan, United States
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