Alumni Breakfast Series: NYC

Business Book Roundtable
Chicago Booth Alumni Club of New York City

June 22, 2012: 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

CEO as Statesman: Implications of the 2012 Presidential Election

Please join Mark McCall '00, Americas Head of Strategic Communications, FTI Consulting for the inaugural Alumni Breakfast Series in New York City.

Mark will lead a discussion about the importance of corporate reputations in Washington, DC based on recent research conducted by FTI Consulting with the investment community and opinion elites. Join him in a closed-door forum to discuss what impact the upcoming presidential election will have on business decisions and the role of corporate leaders.

Where

W New York
541 Lexington Avenue
New York, New York

Cost

$25

Registration

Deadline: 6/19/2012

Speaker Profiles

Mark McCall (Speaker)
Americas Head of Strategic Communications, FTI Consulting

Questions

Jennifer Tobin
Associate Director, Alumni Affairs East Coast
212-218-4277

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