Welcome to the
Detroit Association for Business Economics
Dear DABE members and supporters:
The 2009-2010 season of the Detroit Association for Business Economics is beginning to take shape. Below is a list of dates and topics for the new season. We hope you will find interest in the topics on the agenda and will add these dates to your calendar.
The cost per person for the luncheon meetings will be $20 for members, $15 for student DABE members, and $25 for non-DABE members. If you are interested in becoming a DABE member and have not already done so, please complete the attached form and return to dabe_pmt@comcast.net. Annual membership cost is $10 per person or $5 for a student membership (we will collect the membership dues at the first meeting attended). All meetings will be held at the Federal Reserve Bank on Warren Avenue in Detroit.
A formal invitation to the first event will be sent approximately two weeks before the event and will provide you more detailed information. In addition, we do have a few dates with tentative topics so any and all suggestions, ideas or thoughts to enhance this year’s calendar year of events would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to contact any one of us. Also, if you know of someone who might be interested in joining the DABE, please forward this email on to them.
We all hope you enjoyed your summer and we look forward to seeing during the 2009 – 2010 season!
What does the DABE provide to its members?
- A regular forum of prominent speakers to discuss national and regional economic issues, public policy initiatives, corporate strategy, and market analysis.
- A network to access the talents, opinions, and experiences of local business, academic, and governmental officials.
- An understanding of the local employment opportunities for business economists, strategic planners, public policy analysts, and related occupations.
What does the NABE provide to its members?
- Provides a forum for the discussion of common interest and concerns.
- Keeps members on the cutting edge of economic analysis and thought through an active seminar and publication program.
- Promotes actively the value of economics to business leaders, policy makers, and the general public.
The
DABE is a chapter of the National Association for Business Economics
