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SUMMARY:CMMA January Meeting 2023
DESCRIPTION:CMMA breakfast meeting on January 26\n\nMeet at SCSU to hear from King Banaian! Tour of SCSU Engineering Labs\n\n\n\nTopic: Economic Trends in Manufacturing Post-Pandemic\n\nThe appearance of COVID-19 virus dramatically changed patterns of consumption and production. Incomes were maintained but services were either curtailed by consumer behavior or government restriction. This led to a large imbalance in supply and demand felt first and foremost in the manufacturing sector. Those shocks are still reverberating. What is the next response of manufacturing in 2023? We will look at pricing\, supply chain management and changes in labor supply.\n\nAbout the Speaker: \n\n\n\nKing Banaian\, Dean of the School of Public Affairs\, St. Cloud State University\n\nKing Banaian is a professor in the Department of Economics and dean of the School of Public Affairs at St. Cloud State University. He holds the Ph.D. in economics from the Claremont Graduate School. He has consulted at central banks and ministries of finance in several developing countries. He is author of two books and over 50 articles discussing monetary policy and political economy. A former state representative from St. Cloud\, he is co-author of the St. Cloud Quarterly Business Report\, president of the St. Cloud Economic Development Authority and a commissioner of the St. Cloud Regional Airport.\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nAbout the Tour: SCSU Engineering Labs \n\nOur students\, faculty and staff are discovering solutions to real-world business and STEM research needs through the Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory Facility (ISELF).\n\nISELF is a multi-disciplinary student-centered science facility that encourages collaboration\, experiential learning and innovation. Within these walls\, students are gaining experience and hands-on training that only comes with working in the field. And businesses are gaining access to resources\, knowledgeable faculty and staff and a strong pool of student talent. ISELF is a critical and complementary piece to all the other facilities in the College of Science and Engineering that empower our students to #unleashPossibilities.\n\n\n\nParking Information: Attendees can park in the 4th Avenue Parking Ramp. See Directions below. There will be signs on campus directing attendees to the correct meeting spot.
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\nCMMA breakfast meeting on January \;26
\nMeet at SCSU \;to hear from King Banaian! Tour of \;SCSU Engineering Labs
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\nTopic: \; \;Economic Trends in Manufacturing Post-Pandemic
\n\nThe appearance of COVID-19 virus dramatically changed patterns of consumption and production. Incomes were maintained but services were either curtailed by consumer behavior or government restriction. This led to a large imbalance in supply and demand felt first and foremost in the manufacturing sector. Those shocks are still reverberating. What is the next response of manufacturing in 2023? We will look at pricing\, supply chain management and changes in labor supply.
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\nKing Banaian\, Dean of the School of Public Affairs\, St. Cloud State University
\n\nKing Banaian is a professor in the Department of Economics and dean of the School of Public Affairs at St. Cloud State University. He holds the Ph.D. in economics from the Claremont Graduate School. He has consulted at central banks and ministries of finance in several developing countries. He is author of two books and over 50 articles discussing monetary policy and political economy. A former state representative from St. Cloud\, he is co-author of the St. Cloud Quarterly Business Report\, president of the St. Cloud Economic Development Authority and a commissioner of the St. Cloud Regional Airport.
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\n\nAbout the Tour: \;SCSU Engineering Labs \;
\nOur students\, faculty and staff are discovering solutions to real-world business and STEM research needs through the \;Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory Facility (ISELF).
\n\nISELF \;is a multi-disciplinary student-centered science facility that encourages collaboration\, experiential learning and innovation. Within these walls\, students are gaining experience and hands-on training that only comes with working in the field. And businesses are gaining access to resources\, knowledgeable faculty and staff and a strong pool of student talent. \; \;ISELF is a \;critical and complementary piece \;to all the other facilities in the College of Science and Engineering that empower our students to \;#unleashPossibilities.
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\nParking Information: \;Attendees \;can park in the 4th Avenue Parking Ramp. See Directions below. There will be signs on campus directing attendees to the correct meeting spot. \;
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LOCATION:Meeting and Tour Location: Meeting: SCSU - Cascade Room @ Atwood Memorial Center Tour: SCSU Engineering Labs
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URL:http://midwestmanufacturers.memberzone.com/events/details/cmma-january-meeting-2023-2062
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