John Mitchell, one of Oregon’s most authoritative economic voices, will be leading a discussion at SELCO Community Credit Union’s Economic Forecast Breakfast on the economic outlook of the Portland Metro area and beyond. The SELCO Economic Forecast Breakfast — hosted by SELCO’s Commercial & Business Banking division — is scheduled for Thursday, June 20.
Mitchell, an economics fellow at the University of Oregon and the former chief economist at U.S. Bancorp, is a well-known economist in the state, who has spent nearly 50 years studying the U.S. and Oregon economies. At the SELCO Economic Forecast Breakfast, Mitchell will explore the future of the Portland Metro, regional, and national economies, and what that forecast’s implications are on the financial markets.
The Economic Forecast Breakfast will be held at Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland, and it is open to business owners and entrepreneurs interested the future of Portland’s economy. It is free to attend. Space is limited and advance registration is required.
To register for SELCO’s Economic Forecast Breakfast visit selco.org/breakfast or call 541-552-0107.
WHAT: SELCO Economic Forecast Breakfast, which will explore and discuss the Portland Metro region’s economic outlook and the associated financial market implications of that outlook
WHO: John Mitchell, Economics Fellow at the University of Oregon and former Chief Economist at U.S. Bancorp
WHEN: Thursday, June 20 7:30-9am
WHERE: Multnomah Athletic Club 1849 SW Salmon Street, Portland
OTHER: SELCO Community Credit Union Commercial & Business Banking offers an array of services aimed at strengthening the financial health of businesses both large and small.
SELCO Commercial & Business Banking employs top business specialists to partner with business owners and their representatives on a complete range of business-specific products and services. That includes savings, checking, and credit cards, in addition to business services such as card processing, payroll services, and deposits.
WEBSITE: SELCO.org/Breakfast
