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SUMMARY:Coffee Talks Presented by ProService Hawaii: Economic Outlook for 2025
DESCRIPTION:Registration has closed\, but walk-ins will be accepted. Please contact Marisa Escalante at mescalante@cochawaii.org for any questions. Mahalo! \n\n\n\nKickstart Your 2025 Strategy!\n\n\n\nJoin us for the final Coffee Talks of 2024\, where we'll dive into Hawaii's Economic Outlook 2025 and actionable financial strategies to position your business for success. \nDr. Carl Bonham\, Executive Director and Professor of Economics at UHERO and Franklin Portillo\, Financial Advisor\, CFP & CEPA at Morgan Stanley\, will share their expert insights to help you stay ahead of the curve. Don't miss this chance to gear up for a prosperous 2025!\n\nTopics discussed will include:\n\n\n Economic Trends Affecting Businesses\n Hawaii Forecasts\n Business Financial Planning Tips\n And more! \n\n\n Registration includes coffee and complimentary pastries provided by 1132 Cafe & Catering. \n\n\n\nRegistration will close at 9AM Friday\, December 6.\n\n\n\nFeatured Speakers:\n\n\n\nDr. Carl Bonham\n\nExecutive Director & Professor of Economics\n\nThe Economic Research Organization at the University of Hawaii (UHERO)\n\n\n\nCarl Bonham was a founding member of UHERO in 1997 and currently serves as UHERO's Executive Director and Professor of Economics. Carl's research interests include macroeconomics\, applied econometrics and forecasting\, tourism economics\, and the Hawaii economy.\n\n\n\nHis current research focuses on mixed frequency models for nowcasting inputs for UHERO's quarterly Hawaii Forecasting System. Recent publications include\, "Long COVID and Unemployment in Hawaii" with Ruben Juarez and Nicole Siegal in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health\, "Forecasting in a Mixed Up World: Nowcasting Hawaii Tourism"\, with Ashley Hirashima\, James Jones\, and Peter Fuleky in the Annals of Tourism Research\, and "A Policy Analysis of Hawaii's Solar Tax Credit" with Makena Coffman\, Sherilyn Wee and Germaine Salim in Renewable Energy. \n\n\n\nDr. Bonham has served on the State of Hawaii Council on Revenues since 1996\, the House Select Committee on Covid-19 Economic and Financial Preparedness from 2020 to 2021. He currently serves on Governor Green's Build Beyond Barriers Working Group and is on the board of Child and Family Services.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFranklin Portillo\n\nFinancial Advisor\, CFP & CEPA\n\nMorgan Stanley\n\nAs a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA)\, Franklin focuses on providing distinct wealth management services to high-net-worth families and business owners. His approach includes innovative financial planning\, estate planning strategies\, portfolio management\, risk management\, cash management\, and business succession planning.\n\nFranklin collaborates with business owners to develop business succession and personal financial plans that align to help achieve their goals. A successful business succession plan will train the next generation of leaders\, account for contingencies\, protect the value of the business\, and maximize the after-tax value the owner will receive.\n\nBefore joining Morgan Stanley\, Franklin was a Private Wealth Advisor with First Hawaiian Bank\, where he helped many high-net-worth families and business owners create comprehensive financial plans and build confidence that they were taking the right steps to achieve their financial goals.\n\nAs a board member of the Hawaii chapter of the Financial Planning Association\, Franklin is committed to enhancing advisors' skills and maintaining the highest possible standards of ethics and integrity in the profession.\n\nHe lives in Honolulu with his wife\, Maria\, and their two daughters\, Clara and Aspen. In addition to all their sports and extracurricular activities\, they enjoy trying new places to eat and taking trips whenever they can.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Registration has closed\, but walk-ins will be accepted. \;Please contact Marisa Escalante at mescalante@cochawaii.org for any questions. Mahalo! \;
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\nKickstart Your 2025 Strategy!
\n
\nJoin us for the final Coffee Talks of 2024\, where we&rsquo\;ll dive into Hawaii&rsquo\;s Economic Outlook 2025 and actionable financial strategies to position your business for success. \;
\nDr. Carl Bonham\, Executive Director and Professor of Economics at UHERO and Franklin Portillo\, Financial Advisor\, CFP®\; &\; CEPA®\; at Morgan Stanley\, \;will share their expert insights to help you stay ahead of the curve. Don&rsquo\;t miss this chance to gear up for a prosperous 2025!\n\nTopics discussed will include:
\n\n\n - Economic Trends Affecting Businesses
\n - Hawaii Forecasts
\n - Business Financial Planning Tips
\n - And more! \;
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\n\n\;Registration includes coffee and complimentary pastries provided by \;1132 Cafe &\; Catering. \;
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\nRegistration will close at 9AM \;Friday\, December 6.
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\nFeatured Speakers:
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\nDr. Carl Bonham
\nExecutive Director &\; Professor of Economics
\nThe Economic Research Organization at the University of Hawaii (UHERO)
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\nCarl Bonham was a founding member of UHERO in 1997 and currently serves as UHERO&rsquo\;s Executive Director and Professor of Economics. Carl&rsquo\;s research interests include macroeconomics\, applied econometrics and forecasting\, tourism economics\, and the Hawaii economy.
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\nHis current research focuses on mixed frequency models for nowcasting inputs for UHERO&rsquo\;s quarterly Hawaii Forecasting System. Recent publications include\, "\;Long COVID and Unemployment in Hawaii"\; \;with Ruben Juarez and Nicole Siegal in the \;International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health\, "\;Forecasting in a Mixed Up World: Nowcasting Hawaii Tourism"\;\, with Ashley Hirashima\, James Jones\, and Peter Fuleky in the \;Annals of Tourism Research\, and "\;A Policy Analysis of Hawaii&rsquo\;s Solar Tax Credit"\; \;with Makena Coffman\, Sherilyn Wee and Germaine Salim in \;Renewable Energy. \;
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\nDr. Bonham has served on the State of Hawaii Council on Revenues since 1996\, the House Select Committee on Covid-19 Economic and Financial Preparedness from 2020 to 2021. He currently serves on Governor Green'\;s Build Beyond Barriers Working Group and is on the board of Child and Family Services.
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\nFranklin Portillo
\nFinancial Advisor\, CFP \;&\; CEPA
\nMorgan Stanley
\n\nAs a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) \;and Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA)\, Franklin focuses on providing distinct wealth management services to high-net-worth families and business owners. His approach includes innovative financial planning\, estate planning strategies\, portfolio management\, risk management\, cash management\, and business succession planning.
\n\nFranklin collaborates with business owners to develop business succession and personal financial plans that align to help achieve their goals. A successful business succession plan will train the next generation of leaders\, account for contingencies\, protect the value of the business\, and maximize the after-tax value the owner will receive.
\n\nBefore joining Morgan Stanley\, Franklin was a Private Wealth Advisor with First Hawaiian Bank\, where he helped many high-net-worth families and business owners create comprehensive financial plans and build confidence that they were taking the right steps to achieve their financial goals.
\n\nAs a board member of the Hawaii chapter of the Financial Planning Association\, Franklin is committed to enhancing advisors'\; skills and maintaining the highest possible standards of ethics and integrity in the profession.
\n\nHe lives in Honolulu with his wife\, Maria\, and their two daughters\, Clara and Aspen. In addition to all their sports and extracurricular activities\, they enjoy trying new places to eat and taking trips whenever they can.
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LOCATION:Pacific Guardian ABC Conference Room Parking is available at the Pacific Guardian Center parking garage for $4.00 every 30 minutes. Parking is also available at Alii Place Parking Garage. 1099 Alakea St. Honolulu\, HI 96813. It is around $3-$6 flat rate. Parking is not included with registration.
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