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	ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR 2010
	7th Annual Focus on Orange County Regional Breakfast Conference
	Hyatt Regency Irvine (map) Thursday, October 29, 2009 Registration: 7:00am - 8:00am Conference: 8:00am - 11:15am

	Forecast Book is now available for purchase: $165

	Cost of the Event
	Registration Fee: $165
	VIP Table of 6: $600 (Includes corporate placard)
	Important: Registration closes 11:59pm, 10/26/2009

	Overview
	Dr. Bernanke all but called the recession over with. Wall Street is showing optimism. "Cash for clunkers" cleared out inventory, and consumer confidence is rising. But unemployment rates are rising in both the U.S. and in California. Are we really at the end of the recession? Will we have a jobless recovery or could it be a robust rebound from the deepest post-war recession? And how will California with its problems in Sacramento fare in this recovery? Will the recovery skip over parts or all of California? The 7th Annual Orange County Economic Outlook in October will discuss these issues along with a focused view of the Orange County regional economy.
	Agenda
	7:00-8:00am
	Registration and Breakfast
	8:00-10:30am
	Welcome and Introductions
	Jerry Nickelsburg, Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast
	Pamela Andes, Partner, Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory and Natsis, LLP
	I. National and State Outlook
	Jerry Nickelsburg, Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast
	Is the recession over? What will power the economy now? What will be the effects of the huge Federal deficits? Will California miss out on a 2010 recovery? Will the recovery snuff out reform in Sacramento?
	II. Orange County Outlook
	Mark Schniepp, Director, California Economic Forecast
	Is the Orange County Economy still in recession? What sectors will lead the region during the recovery? Has the structure of the Orange County economy changed? Is commercial real estate the next disaster waiting to happen? What will the housing sector recovery look like? Positive net hiring could save the local economy from further trauma. What is the forecast for job creation?
	III. Keynote Address - After the Bubble: Living in a World With Less Leverage
	Ramin Toloui, Executive Vice President, PIMCO
	Is the deleveraging of U.S. households & the financial sector nearly done or just beginning? Should we be worried about inflation? Are we entering a new global economic order? What are the investment implications?
	IV. Executive Panel Discussion - Orange County real estate in the doldrums, Where are the opportunities?
	Intro: Results of the Allen Matkins / UCLA Anderson Forecast Commercial Real Estate Survey
	Douglas F. Bauer, Principal, TRI Pointe Homes
	Jeff Friedman, Co-Founder & Co-CEO, Mesa West Capital
	John McMonigle, Principal, McMonigle Group
	Steve Swerdlow, President - Western and Latin America Divisions, CBRE
	Where will cap rates be in 2010? Will prices fall further? Is Orange County residential overbuilt? What financing is available for Orange County real estate? Where are the opportunities for Orange County real estate?
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	For more information regarding this event please contact: Sherif Hanna Managing Director UCLA Anderson Forecast 323-932-0411 sherif.hanna@anderson.ucla.edu
	For media information regarding this event please contact: Hilary Rehder Media Relations UCLA Anderson School of Management 818-689-5551 hilary.rehder@anderson.ucla.edu
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	Last updated: August 14, 2009