CFMA WEBINAR - Don't Miss This One!

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Join CFMA's Chief Economic Advisor, Anirban Basu, to hear his forecast on the 2017 economic climate and what it will mean for the construction industry. This 60-minute webinar is FREE to everyone and will provide a detailed, data-driven update on economic conditions that will impact the construction industry.
Earn 1 CPE credit in the field of Economics (see important information below)
COST
CFMA Members: FREE
Non-members: FREE
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
CPE credit: CPE credits are only awarded for attendance at live webcasts. You must be registered and logged into the live session under your own name.
Can’t attend the live webinar? No problem – register today and view the archived webinar at your leisure! CFMA grants unlimited access to archived webinars and materials for all registrants.
Non-member discount: If you belong to an affiliate organization, you might qualify for a discount. Click here to view the list.
For group attendance and CPE credit information, click here to read CFMA's requirements. Questions? Contact Ariel Sanchirico, CFMA's Director of Online Learning.
 
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Markets, He Wrote: Looking for Clues to Forecast the 2017 Economy
 
Presented by: Anirban Basu, CEO
Sage Policy Group

Thursday, December 8
3:00-4:00 pm eastern
12:00-1:00 pm pacific
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