Please join us as we present our 2023 Economic Forecast
This special event will deliver a presentation along with a question and answer portion to provide you with an overview of our economy and where it might be heading. We hope to see you for a morning of networking, breakfast and a great information session.
Keynote - Kali Aloisi, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Advocacy and Legislative Update - Steve Keen, Independent Community Bankers of America
AGENDA:
- Welcome by Troy Peters, CEO Jonestown Bank &Trust
- Keynote: Kali Aloisi, Economic Outreach Associate, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
- Advocacy and Legislative Update: Steve Keen, Independent Bankers of America
- Q & A
This program is supported by our presenting sponsor:
Advisor Sponsors:
Kali Aloisi is an economic outreach associate. In her role, Kali contributes to research done at the Bank. She also shares the results of the Bank’s economic research with businesses, financial institutions, and community stakeholders in the Third District. Kali aims to provide tangible insights on the economy that people can use in their own communities. Kali and her team also create open dialogues with the people of the District that contribute to the Bank’s understanding of economic conditions on the ground. Kali is invested in doing work that promotes the improvement of people’s social and economic conditions. She began her career in social policy research, where she applied research principles and economic ideas to issues related to economic mobility, housing, and health. Through that work, she garnered a personal interest in data and statistical analysis and enjoys applying those concepts to understanding real world problems. Kali has a master’s degree in applied statistics and a bachelor’s degree in economics with a minor in community action and social change from the University of Michigan.
Stephen Keen is vice president of congressional relations for the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA). He advocates ICBA’s policy positions with key members of Congress and bank regulatory agencies. His areas of responsibility include regulatory relief, tax reform and small business issues. Prior to joining ICBA, Keen served as a legislative assistant to former Sen. Mark Kirk and as a research analyst and staffer for the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship. He most recently served as manager of government relations for the National Federation of Independent Business. Keen holds a Bachelor of Arts in government and law from Lafayette College in Easton, Pa.
