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Economic Outlook with Dr. Joe Webb

By Dr. Joe Webb
Published: December 9, 2011


Sponsored by WhatTheyThink Speakers Bureau

Join us on December 7th for the latest economic outlook presented by Dr. Joe Webb, Director of WhatTheyThink’s Economics & Research Center. These highly popular sessions are loaded with information and insight that will help printing companies better understand the economic and technology climate and what it means for their businesses. With 2012 right around the corner, this session will aid in business planning for next year and beyond. Dr. Webb will discuss:

  • Economic outlook for 2012
  • Role of the 2012 elections media and print
  • Outlook for US and Canada commercial printing markets 2012-2015
  • Hot Topics for Winter Reading

 

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Dr. Joe Webb is one of the graphic arts industry's best-known consultants, forecasters, and commentators. He is the director of WhatTheyThink.com's Economics and Research Center.

Dr. Joe Sightings

Dr. Joe will be speaking at various locales in 2011. Check our “Sightings” page to find out where. Right now, the list is short, as many events are still pending or private; dates are starting to be reserved throughout 2011. To inquire about availability for an event or private company meeting, contact Cary Sherburne.

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