41st Annual Monetary & Trade Conference and Global Citizen Award Ceremony
Date: Monday, December 11, 2023
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
$75.00 – $1,000.00
Registration is available now for the 41st Annual Monetary & Trade Conference and Global Citizen Award Ceremony! We invite you to contribute your congratulations to our Award Honoree by purchasing space in our tribute booklet.
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41st Annual Monetary & Trade Conference and Global Citizen Award Ceremony
We invite you to join GIC on Monday, December 11, 2023 for the dedication of our Global Citizen Award to longstanding GIC Board Member, Michael Drury.
About the Global Citizen Award: This award is given to individuals who have provided substantial support to GIC and its mission. Recipients of this award have been strong advocates of GIC’s efforts to encourage the development of worldwide communities through increased knowledge, understanding and partnership.
Immediately following the award ceremony, GIC will host the 41st Annual Monetary & Trade Conference. This year’s event will explore demographics and the world economy.
Attendees of this conference can receive continuing education credit from the Certified Financial Planner Board for credit hours. Please email Sandra Levant at [email protected] for more details.
Click here to view the details for this year’s award and information on Tribute options
Tribute Options
We invite you to support GIC by placing a congratulatory message or company ad in our tribute booklet by Monday, December 4. Please find the details on message pricing below:
Congratulatory Messages/Tribute Book:
- Full-Page Message: $1000
- Half-Page Message: $500
- Quarter-Page Message: $250
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Michael Drury
Chief Economist, McVean Trading & InvestmentsMichael Drury is the chief economist for McVean Trading & Investments, LLC. He joined the firm in 1992, after serving for five years as senior economist with Allen Sinai at Shearson Lehman Brothers and its successor firms. Michael began his career in New York in 1982 as senior economist at A. Gary Shilling and Company. He received his B.S. in economics from the Georgia Institute of Technology and did his graduate work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.