Economic Briefing with Stephen Walters, NSW Chief Economist
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Stephen Walters, Chief Economist for NSW Treasury will offer his detailed insights into the NSW economy, discussing economic priorities and opportunities for the NSW Government and look at international investment, exports, and job creation within the context of addressing a global pandemic. pastevent
| Business Essentials Series |
Economic Briefing with Stephen Walters, NSW Chief Economist, Department of Treasury and Finance
| Registrations close at 8:00 AM AEST on Monday 1 June, please email [email protected] with your Full Name, Job Title, Company Name, State and Email Address for any last minute registrations. |
 About the Webinar
At more than 600 billion dollars, New South Wales is Australia’s largest state economy, accounting for around a third of the nation’s economic output. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact upon all aspects of the way we live and work, and the State Government have released a range of initiatives in response to the global crisis.
Stephen Walters, Chief Economist for NSW Treasury will offer his detailed insights into the NSW economy, discussing economic priorities and opportunities for the NSW Government and look at international investment, exports, and job creation within the context of addressing a global pandemic.
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 Speakers
 Stephen Walters, NSW Chief Economist, Department of Treasury and Finance
Stephen Walters is Chief Economist for NSW Treasury. He joined Treasury in July 2018. Previously, Stephen was chief economist with the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and investment bank JPMorgan, from October 2001 until February 2016. Before joining JPMorgan, Stephen was Senior Economist with Access Economics in Melbourne and International Economist with Norwich Union in the UK. He also spent 7 years as an Economist with the Treasury in Perth.
Stephen holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from the University of Western Australia and a Master’s Degree in Applied Finance from the University of Melbourne. He also is a graduate of the AICD’s Company Directors’ Course, and has qualifications in journalism. He has published three books. Stephen is Chair of the Australian Business Economists (ABE) and is a member of the Australian Statistics Advisory Council (ASAC). |
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| Date |
Tuesday 2 June 2020 |
| Time |
10am - 11am AEST |
| Webinar |
Link to attend the webinar will be sent after registrations have closed. |
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