Economic Update Hybrid Event
Featuring Jim Meil of ACT Research
November 10, 2021
Cleveland, Ohio
8 am E.T.
Enjoy a complimentary breakfast and great in-person networking opportunities at our upcoming Economic Update Hybrid Event featuring Jim Meil in Cleveland, Ohio. Jim Meil, Principal, Industry Analyst with ACT Research and popular fluid power economist, will help members gain critical insight into the economic risks and opportunities facing their organizations during these uncertain economic conditions. Reconnect with colleagues and put in valuable facetime with fellow industry members following Jim Meil’s insightful presentation.
Can’t make it to the in-person event? You can still listen to Jim Meil’s presentation live via Zoom. Note that this option only includes the presentation and does not include an opportunity to network.
For any questions regarding registration, please contact Joe Zwier at jzwier@nfpa.com
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