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Webinar Replay: 2021 Economic and Advocacy Outlook

On Thursday, February 4th we hosted our 2021 Market and Advocacy Outlook webinar. The discussion included:

  • Resilience Wanted – how do we ‘build back better’ as economic activity resumes?
  • Equity Market Outlook – shifting from expectations to earnings
  • Asset Allocation – how does the lower interest rate environment impact the balanced portfolio approach?
  • Advocacy and Public Policy – an update on the shareholder engagement landscape and our priorities for 2021

Speakers:

  • Cheryl Smith, PhD, CFA, Economist, Portfolio Manager
  • Jonas Kron, Esq., Chief Advocacy Officer
  • Lisa Hayles, Investment Manager, Moderator
  • Will Lana, CFA, Investment Manager

Listen to the webinar replay here.  This recording does not include the complete Q&A section from the webinar. Please reach out if you have any questions.


For questions, please contact: Carrie Cabezas, ccabezas@trilliuminvest.com

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