The novel coronavirus has created a long-shadow of uncertainty. Join over 750 business and community leaders either by webcast or in person to gain insight on how to plan for growth into 2021.

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41^st ANNUAL KANSAS
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK CONFERENCE
Thursday, October 8, 2020 
from 7:30-11:30 AM

Century II Convention Center
225 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202

("Early Bird" networking at 6:45 AM and breakfast served at 7:30 AM)

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NATIONAL ECONOMY
	ESTHER GEORGE President/CEO Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
STATE AND LOCAL EMPLOYMENT FORECAST
	JEREMY HILL Director Center for Economic Development and Business Research Wichita State University
HEALTHCARE
	ROBERT ST. PETER President/CEO Kansas Health Institute
SMALL BUSINESS ECONOMIC UPDATE
	PATRICK DELEHANTY Director of Economic Research U.S. Small Business Adminstration Office of Advocacy

Register Today

• Flex Registration means all attendees will be automatically registered for the event in both the in-person and webinar formats.
• Early Registration $150 
  ($185 after September 10th)
• Bring your team. Tables of 10 seats are available, and will receive preferred seating. 
   
• MORE INFORMATION AT
  EOC2020.CEDBR.org
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Special Thanks to:

 -PRESENTING SPONSORS-

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- ELITE SPONSORS - 

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- FORECAST SPONSOR -

Included in the price of the conference is a one-year subscription
to the CEDBR forecast booklets ($100 value), which are in-depth
publications and reference guides on regional and statewide
economic conditions in Kansas: 

		The Kansas Economic Trends, published in October, includes the state-wide Economic Conditions survey results, Kansas Industry news and Developments, and indicators for seven regions of the state along with the largest 25 counties.
		The Kansas Economic Review, published in February, provides an in-depth analysis of three key segments of the state economy: households, industries, and governments.  Each segment takes a broader view in how it is interconnected with current economic conditions.