Yardeni hosts T-200 Action Daygreenspun.com : LUSENET : TimeBomb 2000 (Y2000) : One Thread |
Well, it's 'bout that time again. Dr. Ed Yardeni will be hosting his next "100 Days" conference on Tuesday, June 15. We are (or will be on Tuesday) at T-200, and the topic is now a general "Global Assessment".Here's the line-up (a veritable "who's who" in the world of Y2K):
Global Assessment Interviews
Dr. Ed Yardeni, Moderator
John Koskinen, President's Council on Y2K
Gwynneth Flowers, Action 2000 UK
Peter de Jager, President, Petrus
Irene Dec, Prudential Insurance, VP Special Projects
Jan Timmer, (Netherlands), Chair, Millennium Platform
Maurice Newman, (Australia), Chair, Stock Exchange
Don Kittell, E.V.P., Securities Industry Assoc.
Rick Cowles, Director, TAVA/R.W. Beck
Michael K. Powell, Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
Gary Beach, Publisher, CIO Magazine
Arthur Gross, CIO, Albany Medical & formerly IRS
Joel Ackerman, Rx2000 Solutions Institute
David Hall, Senior Consultant, CARA Corp.
Jack Brock, Director, General Accounting Office
Bruce Webster, Chair, Washington D.C. Year 2000 Group
Carlos A. Primo Braga, Manager World Bank Information for Development
Jeff Jinnett, Esq., LeBoeuf, Lamb, Grene & MacRae, LLP
You can listen live or later using RealAudio.
-- Mac (sneak@lurk.hid), June 10, 1999
I'm impressed with the list and will most assuredly catch some of it.However, I'm just a bit miffed that they neglected to invite al-d to talk about sardines!
-- Craig (craig@ccinet.ab.ca), June 10, 1999.
Hang on just a minute......the last speaker is 'Jeff Jinnett, Esq., LeBoeuf, Lamb, Grene & MacRae, LLP'........Beef, Lamb, Greens and Macaroni..........what's that all about, the dinner menu perhaps??
And who's this 'Bruce Webster, Chair' guy........whatsa matter....he got four legs, a seat, a back and no head........
And I also don't even wanna know why one guys called Arthur Gross......i'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume its cause he's 144 years old.
-- Craig (craig@ccinet.ab.ca), June 10, 1999.
I see that Ed Yardeni has rounded up all of the usual suspects. For his sake, I hope that Ed doesn't have to spring for the food. Peter de Jager could alone put a steep dent in his bank account. Of course, with all financial assets becoming worthless in 2000, I guess Ed can afford to splurge.
-- Incredulous (ytt000@aol.com), June 11, 1999.
That menu one was great. As an aside, Jinnett was the guy Goldman Sachs brought in to discuss litigation.
-- Dave (aaa@aaa.com), June 11, 1999.