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Economic Recovery

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Adrian Cronje
August 14, 2020
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Our CEO Adrian Cronje, Ph.D, hosts a discussion on how he thinks the economy will recover. Our panel, which brings together complementary vantage points around small- and medium-sized business, large enterprises, and macroeconomic forecasting, includes:

Joe Galvin | Chief Research Officer, Vistage Worldwide
Frank Blake | Former CEO, Home Depot; Chairman of the Board, Delta Airlines & Grady Memorial
Don Rissmiller | Chief Economist, Strategas

Hear their vantage points in today's swiftly changing world, including their latest thinking on:

  • the effectiveness of continued fiscal and monetary policy in setting the stage for the shape and robustness of the future recovery
  • the ability for management teams to be agile and nimble, and to make decisions more quickly
  • how expectations and confidence, especially amongst small and medium sized businesses, can translate into future business, investment risk taking and job creation.

At Balentine, we’re committed to not only helping clients through these tough times, but also acting as a convener and aggregator, addressing the most pressing concerns on the Road to Recovery. Stay tuned for more panels & visit our dedicated page for more in our series: Road to Recovery.

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