Former Fed Chair Greenspan to Keynote LIMRA 2007 Annual Meeting


Alan Greenspan, Ph.D.,
former chairman of the
U.S. Federal Reserve,
will keynote the 2007
LIMRA Annual Meeting,
which will host the leaders
of major life
insurance and financial
services companies
to Boston from
Oct. 28 to 30, 2007


You may get more out of this address than reading his book...

Alan Greenspan is an American economist and was Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve of the United States from 1987 to 2006. Following his retirement as Fed chairman, he accepted an honorary (unpaid) position at HM Treasury in the United Kingdom.

Greenspan now works as a private advisor making speeches and providing consulting for firms through his company, Greenspan Associates LLC. On May 16th 2007, Greenspan was hired as a special consultant by PIMCO and he will participate in Pimco’s quarterly economic forums and speak privately with the bond manager about Fed interest rate policy. He is also working on a memoir.

"LIMRA has established a record of presenting the most distinguished speakers at our annual meeting," said Bob Kerzner, president and CEO of LIMRA. "We're pleased and proud to be able to have Dr. Greenspan share his experience and wisdom of global economics with our audience."

In addition to Dr. Greenspan, the program will include a panel of CEOs discussing their strategies for results. The panel will feature Thomas M. Marra, president and CEO of The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc.; Scott F. Powers, CEO, Old Mutual (USA) and Old Mutual Asset Management; and Stuart H. Reese, chairman, president and CEO, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.

The meeting, which will take place at the Sheraton Boston Hotel, typically draws more than 500 top executives from LIMRA member companies in the U.S., Canada and abroad.

CONTACT:
Howard S. Drescher, (860) 285-7875, hdrescher@limra.com
Catherine Theroux, (860) 285-7787, ctheroux@limra.com

 Robert Rudy      Paradox Advisors
 Strategy, Operations Improvement and Technology



 

 

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