1 PM EDT
Join us and Jeff Rosensweig for a Zoom Virtual Economic Outlook event!
Jeff has been with PPC for years and is almost always the highest rated speaker. Jeff understands the economics of folding cartons and he will give his specific analysis on our industry. He will look at both macro and micro trends from supply chain, employment, which industries survive and thrive, the shape of the curve, currency, and global trends – especially the US and Canadian economies.
You should submit all questions for Jeff in advance below.
About Jeff
Jeff Rosensweig
Director of the John Robson Program for Business, Public Policy, and Government
Goizueta Business School of Emory University
An international business and finance professor, Jeff is a frequent keynote speaker on topics related to global and U.S. economic and financial trends and forecasts. He has written three books, including the critically acclaimed Winning the Global Game: A Strategy for Linking People and Profits. Jeff received his MA and BA in economics from Yale University and a PhD in economics from MIT. He also received a MA in philosophy, politics, and economics as a result of two years of study at Oxford University as a Marshall Scholar.
Submit Questions
How it Works
If you’d like to ask a question…
- On your desktop, you can type in a question at any time in the Q&A function (anonymous questions can be asked) which can be seen only by the host until answered
If you’d like the chance to speak on a topic…
- On your desktop, raise your hand as indicated on the bottom of your screen. Once speaking permission is granted you can unmute yourself and begin to make your statement
- If dialed in from phone, select *9 to raise your hand in the conversation, once permission is granted, press *6 to unmute yourself
Once you have made your statement, the host will remove your speaking permission to allow others the opportunity to share their position.
Antitrust Reminder
Rules & Regulations
All questions and comments must abide by the PPC Antitrust Policy.
DO Talk About:
- Keeping employees safe.
- How to work through regulations to keep operating as an essential business. What has been successful and what hasn’t?
- What ways you have found to keep the workflows operating.
- Ex: when you cannot physically hand the sample between people
- Other best practices to make boxes during this disruption.
- What you have learned about yourself as a leader.
DON’T Talk About:
- I am considering adding/subtracting workers, overtime, or shifts…
- I am shifting work between facilities or outsourcing…
- I expect volume or the market to increase/decrease…
- I am buying more or less of a certain substrate or product…
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