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The Economic Impact of Early Childhood Education – is presented in partnership with First 5 LA and is designed to explore the relationship between quality early childhood education and global competitiveness. As an academic institution dedicated to training the workforce of tomorrow, UCLA Anderson School of Management believes that one of the most important economic challenges facing our nation is producing the next generation of workers with the capacity and skills required to compete effectively in the global economy. In particular, we recognize the importance of the first five years of a child's life as the beginning of the educational pipeline. This full-day conference is designed to bring together a diverse constituency of academic scholars, policy makers, business leaders, philanthropists and young professionals – all discussing quality early childhood education as a critical sector of the economy that delivers the highest return on investment and a unique competitive advantage. |
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Agenda |
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8:00am-9:00am |
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Registration & Continental Breakfast |
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9:00-9:05am |
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Welcome Remarks: UCLA |
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9:05-9:25am |
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ECE and the Economy: Featured Keynote |
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9:25-10:20am |
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UCLA Anderson Forecast for the Nation and State |
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- National Forecast on Employment and Workforce
- The State of Early Childhood Education in California and Implications for the Future Workforce
- Local Forecast on Employment and Workforce
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10:20-10:45am |
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ECE and Individual Competitiveness Keynote |
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10:45-11:00am |
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Break |
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11:00-12:00pm |
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ECE and Business Competitiveness Panel |
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12:00-12:05pm |
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Morning Session Closing |
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12:05-1:35pm |
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Lunch and California Business Keynote |
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1:45-3:00pm |
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Concurrent Breakout Sessions |
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- SESSION 1: CAN WE MEET THE CHANGING NEEDS OF THE NEXT GENERATION WORKFORCE? - A multi-generational conversation with corporations, small businesses and young professionals
- SESSION 2: INCREASING THE CAPACITY AND MANAGEMENT EFFECTIVENESS OF ECE PROFESSIONALS - Seminar presentation featuring Pauline and Harold Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies and LA-Universal Preschool
- SESSION 3: ECE AND SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING - Panel discussion moderated by First 5 LA featuring the Los Angeles nonprofit, philanthropic, advocacy and business communities
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Early Registration (before 9/30/2012): $125 |
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Late Registration: $195 |
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Important: Registration closes 11:59pm, 10/7/2012 |
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Keynote Speakers:
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Robert H. Dugger, Managing Partner, Hanover Investment Group |
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Noel Massie, President, UPS, Central District |
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Neal Halfon, M.D., M.P.H, Director of UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families & Communities |
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Special Guest:
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Curren D. Price, Jr., Senator, California State Senate |
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Speakers:
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Edward Leamer, Director, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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David Shulman, Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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Jerry Nickelsburg, Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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William Yu, Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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Judy D. Olian, Ph.D., Dean, UCLA Anderson School of Management |
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Lynn Karoly, Senior Economist, RAND |
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Ariella Herman, Research Director, UCLA/J&J Health Care Institute, Faculty Advisor for the Management for Child Care Professionals Program |
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Karen Hill-Scott, Ph.D., Co-Founder, Crystal Stairs |
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Alfred E. Osborne, Jr., Ph.D., Senior Associate Dean, UCLA Anderson School of Management |
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Lauren A. E. Schuker-Blum, Journalist, Wall Street Journal |
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Holly J. Mitchell, Assemblymember, California State Assembly |
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Celia C. Ayala, Ph.D., Executive Director, LAUP |
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Tamika Lang, Corporate Citizenship Practitioner and Education Subject Matter Expert, The Boeing Company |
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Libby Leffler, Strategic Partner Manager, Facebook |
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Kim Patillo Brownson, Esq., Associate Counsel, The Advancement Project |
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Karen Hill-Scott, Ed.D., Founder and President of Karen Hill Scott and Company, Co-Founder, Crystal Stairs |
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Robert Sainz, Assistant General Manager, Los Angeles Community Development Department |
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Partners:
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Supporting Organizations:
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Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce |
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Los Angeles City Workforce Investment Board |
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Los Angeles Commission on the Status of Women |
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Los Angeles Community Development Department |
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Los Angeles County Office of Child Care |
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Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce |
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Los Angeles Universal Preschool |
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Los Angeles Urban League |
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Valley Industry and Commerce Association |
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UCLA Anderson Forecast is a research center of
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