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Public Square topic: economy

By Staff Reports
Published: November 9, 2008
Updated: November 10, 2008

The economic turmoil of recent months has transformed the country in many ways. How did we get here? Where is the economy going? What is the long-term impact?

Those and other questions will addressed Nov. 18 at the Richmond Times-Dispatch's 21st Public Square.

A panel of experts will discuss the state of the economy, the effect on the region and where we might find ourselves in the next few months. The panel includes:

J. Alfred Broaddus Jr., past president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond;

Laura Lafayette, senior vice president of the Richmond Association of Realtors;

T. Gaylon Layfield III, president and CEO of Xenith Bank (in organization);

Rudolph C. McCollum Jr., a former Richmond mayor who is an attorney with an expertise in bankruptcy; and

Keith L. Muth, managing partner of Virginia Asset Management.

The panel discussion will be followed by audience questions, challenges and concerns.

The Public Square starts at 7 p.m. at The Times-Dispatch's downtown offices, 300 E. Franklin St. Parking is available.

For more information or directions, call Robin Beres at (804) 649-6305 or visit inRich.com (keyword: square).

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