2023 Looking Ahead: 2024 Economic Update

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED

Looking Ahead:  2024 Economic Update

A joint event with ACG, RMA, TMA

Thursday, September 28

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland – Cincinnati Branch

150 E. 4th Street, Cincinnati OH 45202

11:30 to 12:00:  Networking

12:00 to 1:00:  Lunch & Program

Members + Non-Members:  $20

Note:  The Federal Reserve Building is s secure facility. Please arrive early and be prepared to present your Driver’s license, walk through a metal detector, and be escorted to the conference room. No firearms or weapons permitted.

What does 2024 have in store? Will the US economy remain resilient, and chances of recession continue to recede? Join us for the latest analysis and forecasts for the economy and discussion of key themes, current trends, and future developments. 

Speaker: Julianne Dunn, Senior Regional Officer, Federal Reserve Bank

Julianne Dunn is the senior regional officer of the Cincinnati Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. She is responsible for managing relationships with regional stakeholders, monitoring the region’s economic environment, and contributing to the Bank’s monetary policy mission. She also manages the Bank’s Business Advisory Councils in Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio, and in Lexington, Kentucky.

Ms. Dunn joined the Bank as a research analyst in June 2017 and has since held positions of increasing responsibility. She was recently a manager in the Bank’s regional analysis group, for which she oversaw several analysts and contributed to the group’s assessment of the District’s economic environment in support of the Bank’s monetary policymaking process. She also contributed to the Bank’s external engagement through public presentations and as the manager of the Bank’s Business Advisory Council in Columbus, Ohio.

A native of central Michigan, Ms. Dunn holds a BA in international studies from the Ohio State University and an MA in economics and international relations from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. She is a graduate of the Greater Cleveland Partnership’s LEAD program and serves as a director of the Pennsylvania Economic Association.