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Nov. 14 — CERF’s 2019 Ventura County Economic Forecast Event

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“An Honest Conversation for Ventura County”

Thursday, November 14, 2019
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Padre Serra Center
5205 Upland Road, Camarillo
Join us for the California Lutheran University Center for Economic Research & Forecasting (CERF) annual Ventura County Forecast presentation. This year’s event will include:

  • United States and California Forecasts: comprehensive assessment and forecast for the national and state economies
  • Ventura County Forecast: in-depth analysis of the county’s economic performance and an assessment of its economic and demographic future
  • Panel Discussion: “An Honest Conversation for Ventura County,” featuring innovative leaders in our community, focused on the way forward for the county’s economy

This year’s event will also feature the Ventura County release of the LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report, a ground breaking report authored by CERF and UCLA, which quantifies the large and growing economic contribution of Latino’s in the United States.

Lunch will be served. Early admission ticket price – $65.00; free with CLU student ID. Ticket price at the door – $75.00. For more information, contact Victoria Young or Ashley Freas at 805-493-3668. (vyoung@callutheran.edu or freas@callutheran.edu)
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Speakers:
Matthew Fienup
Matthew Fienup is Executive Director of the Center for Economic Research & Forecasting (CERF) and teaches graduate courses in Econometrics, Macroeconomics and Environmental Economics at California Lutheran University. Matthew is a UCSB Bren School trained researcher in environmental economics who specializes in land use, urban growth restriction, groundwater management, and environmental markets. He is frequently sought to speak on the issues surrounding urban growth restriction and groundwater management policies as well as the general economic outlook for the Nation, the State, and the region.
Drew West, General Manager, Global Services at The Trade Desk, Inc.  The Trade Desk, founded and operated in Ventura, powers the most sophisticated buyers in advertising technology.

Penelope DeLeon, EdD, superintendent at Oxnard Union High School District. OUHSD is the largest school district in Ventura County and is preparing nearly 17,000 students for the 21st century workforce.

Nick Deitch, architect, Founding Partner, Mainstreet Architects and Planners, Inc. Mainstreet is one of the county’s largest architectural firms and has been involved in development projects in every city.

Henry Dubroff, owner, Pacific Coast Business Times. The PCBT is the recognized voice for business issues along the Central Coast.
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About the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting
CERF provides local, state and national forecasts for government, business and nonprofit leaders. The National Association for Business Economics, the Economist, the Pacific Coast Business Times, CNN Money and Case-Shiller Macro Markets have included CERF forecasters in their surveys on economic policies and outlooks, home prices, jobs and the presidential election. Learn more »
Contact Ashley Freas or Victoria Young at (805) 493-3668, freas@callutheran.edu or vyoung@callutheran.edu for more information about this event.For Sponsorship Opportunities contact Jody Skenderian, (805) 493-3837 or jskender@callutheran.edu.