Join us on Dec. 3 as we kick off our exclusive, two-day symposium in New York. These events will convene former leaders of the world’s central banks to explore monetary policy in the context of the current geopolitical challenges. All dinner attendees are also invited to register for Day 2 of our Symposium on December 4 at Bloomberg. 

December 3 – Pricing 

Dinner Tickets: $395 per person 

Tribute Booklet

We invite you to support GIC by placing a congratulatory message or company ad in our tribute booklet by Friday, November 1. Please find details on tribute pricing below: 

• Full page: $1500
• Half page: $750
• Quarter page: $375

December 3 – Dinner Packages

Bronze Package: $1500

• Two Tickets to the dinner 
• Quarter page in the Tribute Booklet 
• Recognition in Annual Report 

Gold Package: $3750

• Table of 8 at dinner 
• Half page in the Tribute Booklet 
• Logo recognition on scrolling presentation at the dinner, and in Annual Report 

Platinum Package: $5000

• Table of 8 at dinner 
• Full page in the Tribute Booklet 
• Logo recognition on event website, scrolling presentation at the dinner, and in Annual Report 

Grantor Gift: $10,000

This grant will provide support to our Fellows traveling to the event. A benefits package will be customized to maximize the value for our generous donor. Benefits could include: 

• Speaking opportunity during opening remarks
• Full page ad in tribute booklet 
• Tickets to the dinner 
• Logo recognition on event website, dinner presentation, and in GIC Annual Report 

If you are interested in purchasing the Grantor Gift, please contact Jillian Fornito, GIC’s Executive Director, at [email protected]. 

Global Citizen Award

On December 3rd, we are delight to announce the presentation of our Global Citizen Award  to longstanding GIC Board Member, to J Paul Horne.

Paul has been a dedicated supporter of GIC for over 30 years.  We are pleased to recognize Paul for his ongoing contribution and dedication to the Global Interdependence Center and the College of Central Bankers, and we are happy to announce him as the recipient of this year’s Global Citizen Award.

The award presentation will take place at the CCB Symposium Dinner on December 3^rd at the NYAC. 

Agenda 

December 3, 2024

6:30pm: Cocktail Reception 

7:00pm: Dinner 

8:00pm: Featured Speaker: Mark Zandi, Chief Economist of Moody’s Analytics 

9:00pm: Conclusion

Location: New York Athletic Club – Main Dining Room, 180 Central Park South 

December 4, 2024: Conference Agenda

Please note: Registration details from Bloomberg will be provided soon 

The New York Athletic Club Dress Code

• Gentlemen – Jackets are required in the Main Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge. Slacks, a collared shirt and dress shoes are permitted. Shirts must be tucked in.
• Ladies – Permitted attire refers to business suits, tailored pant or skirt ensembles, and dresses. Spandex, open midriffs, halter tops, leggings, denim, and extremely short hemlines (more than 3″ above the knee, as a guideline) are not permitted.
• Jeans, T-shirts, sneakers and flip-flops are prohibited. Attire with rips, frays, or tears or that displays language, motifs or insignias that may be deemed offensive are not permitted.