Economic Trends: Navigate the Insolvency Storm[Webinar]
Tuesday, September 22, 2020
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
The United States has seen an extraordinary surge in insolvencies. The shockwaves of the unexpected COVID-19 crisis have left many businesses across various industries struggling, uncertain how to stay afloat through the treacherous conditions.
What does this rise in insolvencies mean for your business? Which industries should you watch out for? Learn how to navigate the storm to ensure your business is protected, and sign up for our upcoming webinar. Our presenters include Dan North, Chief Economist, and Chris Baker, Regional Vice President.
What you'll learn:
- Key insights on the current and future North American economy.
- Developments in consumption, housing, manufacturing, financial markets, and employment.
- Industry trends and risk insights based on Euler Hermes North America's proprietary data.
- How to protect from nonpayment due to customer bankruptcy or insolvency.
Have a specific question about the economy? There will be a live Q&A at the end, so make sure to submit your question now!
Meet the presenters:
Dan NorthChief EconomistEuler Hermes North AmericaAs one of the leading U.S. economists, Dan North has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business News, ABC News Now, France 24, and Bloomberg Radio and Television. He has been quoted by USA Today, Barron’s, Bloomberg Business Week, The Washington Post, Paris Le Monde, and The Wall Street Journal. After having predicted the 2008/2009 recession and its implications accurately, Dan North was ranked 4th on Bloomberg’s list of the 65 top economic forecasters in 2010.
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Chris Baker
Regional Vice President
Euler Hermes North America
Since 2005, Chris has held many positions at Euler Hermes. Presently, Chris is Regional Vice President of Sales for Central region. He has been a guest speaker as well as a board member for both regional and national trade associations. In his spare time, Chris enjoys running marathons to raise awareness and money for the Pat Tillman Foundation.