Ray Dalio joined others at The New York Times Dealbook Conference, in New York City on Wed. Dec. 12.
About the Dealbook Conference (via nytdealbookconference.com)
The inaugural DealBook conference will explore the opportunities and challenges posed by the 2012 election results.
In debates, panel discussions, keynotes, case studies and more, the conference will address such questions as: How will the election results change government policy and business expectations? Where will the next Big Ideas emerge? Is financial innovation likely to grow or diminish? What should be foremost on the to-do list for Congress and the new administration?
To explore these and related issues in depth, we are bringing together around 400 leaders from the public and private sectors, including investors, government officials, chief executive officers and analysts.
The conference will be exceptionally meaningful to a wide range of professionals, concerned about all aspects of the economic outlook, from the regulatory landscape to the broader economy, and particularly the relationship between economic growth and jobs.
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About the Dealbook Conference (via nytdealbookconference.com)
The inaugural DealBook conference will explore the opportunities and challenges posed by the 2012 election results.
In debates, panel discussions, keynotes, case studies and more, the conference will address such questions as: How will the election results change government policy and business expectations? Where will the next Big Ideas emerge? Is financial innovation likely to grow or diminish? What should be foremost on the to-do list for Congress and the new administration?
To explore these and related issues in depth, we are bringing together around 400 leaders from the public and private sectors, including investors, government officials, chief executive officers and analysts.
The conference will be exceptionally meaningful to a wide range of professionals, concerned about all aspects of the economic outlook, from the regulatory landscape to the broader economy, and particularly the relationship between economic growth and jobs.
