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Luncheon: "Impact of Government Spending Cuts on the Aerospace and Defense Industries"

Wednesday, February 15, 2012 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (ET)

Cleveland, United States

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CFA Candidates
Candidates: If you're interested in purchasing a Candidate Membership ($125/year will provide unlimited access to regular events like weekly luncheons and networking functions), please contact Katie at cfa@cleveland.cfasociety.org or 216-696-8066.
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Cost per person per regular event (i.e. weekly luncheons and networking events) is $40. However, starting with the 2011-12 programming season, the CFASC is offering a Pay Pass. For $100, you’ll have access to 4 regular events, which is a $15 savings per event. Please contact Katie at cfa@cleveland.cfasociety.org or 216-696-8066 if you're interested in receiving more information or purchasing a Pay Pass.
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Event Details

With the Debt Supercomittee's failure to reach an agreement on budget cuts, the spending cuts imposed by the recent debt-ceiling deal could have a major impact on the Defense and Aerospace industries. Some are estimating the U.S. Department of Defense budget could be cut by more than $1 trillion. A reduced national defense budget could have significant ramifications for the industry and related research, especially in Ohio, which boasts two aerospace-related federal research laboratories, numerous aerospace-related companies with operations, and several universities with Ph.D. and research programs in aerospace-related fields. Here to provide clarity and guidance on the outlook for the industry is a panel of experts, each of whom has a unique and compelling perspective to share:  

Moderator: Michael Ciarmoli, Senior Analyst - Aerospace and Defense, Keybanc Capital Markets

Panelist: Jeff Rolf, VP Commercial Airframe Programs, Parker Hannifin Corporation

Panelist: Ray Lugo, Executive Director, NASA Glenn Research Center

Panelist: Michael Heil, President & CEO, Ohio Aerospace Institute

The panelists will provide their opinions and thoughts on many of the questions posed recently by the press and others covering the industry, including:

  • How will the defense-related budget cuts affect smaller suppliers?
  • How will large defense contractors respond?
  • Will export-control reforms be put in place to make it easier for firms to compete overseas?
  • Will the industry preserve a skilled workforce among cuts?
  • Audience questions 

PARKING

Please note that CFASC luncheon attendees can park in the Huntington Parking Garage for only $5 if they bring their ticket to the speaking venue and get it validated by Katie Khoury, our society's administrator. The garage is located at 947 Chester Avenue, one block north of The Huntington Building.

 

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Sammy's Metropolitan Restaurant
925 Euclid Avenue
21st Floor Huntington Bld.-Executive Room
Cleveland, 44114

Wednesday, February 15, 2012 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (ET)


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CFA Society of Cleveland



The CFA Society of Cleveland, formerly The Cleveland Society of Security Analysts, was founded in 1950 and provides investment-related programs and services to the northeast Ohio based membership.  The CFASC has approximately 450 members, and is a member society of CFA Institute, formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research (AIMR). AIMR was formed in January of 1990 as a combination of the Financial Analysts Federation, founded in 1947, and the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts, and was renamed CFA Institute in 2004. CFA Institute currently represents more than 90,000 investment professionals in over 135 countries.