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<br />Moderated by Dave Hauser, President, Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce.
<br />ECODODIIC IDIP~ICDiIODS OP 0 COOSiRIC1ED TODD SUPPIy
<br />~ Timothy A. Duy, Director, Oregon Economic Forum and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Oregon
<br />Tim Duy received his B.A. in Economics in 1991 from the University of Puget Sound, and his M.S. and Ph.D. in Economics in 1998 from
<br />the University of Oregon, Following graduate school Tim worked in Washington D.C. for the United States Department of Treasury as
<br />an economist in the International Affairs division, He later worked with the G7 Group, a political and economic consultanry for clients
<br />in the financial industry. Tim returned to the University of Oregon in 2002, He is the Director of the Oregon Economic forum and author
<br />of the University of Oregon Index of Economic Indicators. Timis published in the Journal of Economics and Business. Phone; 541-346-
<br />4660. Emaih duy@uoregon.edu, Website;httpaleconforum.uoregon.edu,
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<br />Hector Zavala, President and Chief Executive Officer, Sun Stone Communications
<br />Hector Zavala is the President and CEO of Sun Stone Communications, the premier source of Marketing, Advertising, and Media in the
<br />Pacific Northwest, focusing on the Latino market at the national and international level. Mr, Zavala has over 20 years experience in
<br />marketing and advertising and has served on the executive staff for two fortune 100 corporations, He has a unique range of experience
<br />in driving campaign performance and capabilities proven to increase market share, account retention, and to drive client cross-selling
<br />success, He is a published author and accomplished public speaker on topics ranging from Latino market campaign development and
<br />execution to motivational speaking, Phone; 971-645-2723,
<br />Email; hzavala@sunstonecommunications,com. Website: www,sunstonecommunications,com,
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<br />Bill MacKenzie
<br />Communications Manager, Intel Oregon
<br />Bill MacKenzie is Intel Corporation's Communications
<br />Manager in Oregon. Oregon is home to Intel's
<br />largest site in the world, with approzimately16,500
<br />employees, and is a global center of semiconductor
<br />research and manufacturing. For the past 8 years,
<br />Mr. MacKenzie has served as Intel Oregon's
<br />spokesperson with print, broadcast and online
<br />media. Prior tojoining Intel he worked as a Business
<br />and Pol~ics reporter at The Oregonian, Professional
<br />Staff on a committee of the U.S. House of
<br />Representatives and Foreign Affairs Officer with the
<br />Department of Commerce. To learn more about
<br />Intel Oregon visit www.intel,comlgolto0regon
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<br /> . . r Larry D. Singell, !r. Professor of Economics, University of Oregon
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<br />Credlt UnIOn Larry D, Singell Jr, received his B.A. in Economics in 1983 from the University of Colorado, an M.A. and a Ph.D from the University of
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<br /> effects of human capital, race, and gender on opportunities and choices and the role of higher education in the U.S. economy, Professor
<br />II, Keynote -Bill MacKenzie, Intel Oregon Singell has published in awide array of economicjournals, Phone: 541,346,4672, Email: Isingell@uoregon.edu, Website;
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<br />l Dr. Bill Conerly is the principal of Conerly Consulting LLC, which helps business leaders make more profitable decisions through a
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<br /> Thinking Economics, His book, Businomics, will be published in 2007 by Adams Media. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Duke
<br />VI. CIOSe University, Dr, Conerly is chairman of the board of Cascade Polity Institute, a member of Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski's Council of
<br /> Economic Advisors, and a Senior Fellow at the National Center for Polity Ana~sis. Phone; 503.598.2096. Email; bill@coneffyconsulting.com;
<br /> Website: wrnv.conerlyconsuRing.cam,
<br /> John W. Mitchell is U.S. Bancorp's economist, Western Region and the principal of M & Y Economic Consultants. He was chief economist
<br /> at U,S, Bancorp from July 1983 to July 1998. Prior to joining U.S. Bancorp, he was a professor of economics at Boise State University
<br /> for thirteen years, John received a B.A. degree from Williams College and his M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Oregon, His is a
<br /> member of the Western Blue Chip Forecast Panel and was Chairman of the Oregon Council of Economic Advisors from 1992 to 1998,
<br /> Phone: 503.215.6700, Email: john,Mitchell@usbank.com. Website: www.usbank.com,
<br />Helpful WebSlteS for Oregon Economic Data
<br />j Tom Potiowslry is a state economist for the State of Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. The office is responsible for developing and
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<br />5 disseminating quarterly state economic and demographic forecasts and estimating General Fund revenue for the State of Oregon. The
<br />U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics - httpalstats.bls.gov forecasts are used to develop both the governor's budget and the legislatively approved budget. Tom is on an indefinite leave from
<br />U.S. Census Bureau - www,census,gov Portland State University where he was a professor and chair of the Economics Department, He received a B.B.A. in economics from
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<br />Oregon Labor Market Information - www.qualityinfo.org Ohio University in 1975 and a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Colorado in 1981, Phone; 503.3183452, Email;
<br />tom.p.potiowsky@state.or,us,Wcbsite. www.oregon,gov,
<br />Office of Economic Analysis - www.oea.das.state.or,us
<br />Oregon Labor Market Information System - www.lomis.org Brian Rooney is a regional economist with the Oregon Employment Department, stationed in Eugene, He is responsible for covering
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<br /> personal income data and population/demographic statistics, Brian received a B.A. degree from George Washington University and a
<br />http,llinforumweb.umd.edulEconFAQlEconFAQ,html Oregon ~ M.S. in Economics at Oregon State University. Phone: 541,686.7703. Email: brian,t,rooney@state,or.us, Website: www,workinginOregon.org,
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