An Insightful Discussion with Frances Donald, RBC's Chief Economist

Tuesday, September 29, 202611:30 AMRegister Now
Members:
Individuals: $129 + GST
Table of 8: $1,250 + GST

Non-Members:
Individuals: $258 + GST
Table of 8: $2,500 + GST
Schedule:Registration and Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Program: 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

An Insightful Discussion with Frances Donald, RBC's Chief Economist

An Insightful Discussion with Frances Donald, RBC's Chief Economist

Join us for a detailed, insightful discussion with Frances Donald, one of Canada's leading economists. Frances will provide insights into the evolving macroeconomic landscape in Canada and the United States and address key challenges including trade and tariffs, competitiveness and growth, and inflation's impact on the cost of living.

The discussion with Frances promises to be a valuable session for anyone seeking to understand the current macroeconomic environment and the forces shaping economies across North America.

Keynote:

Frances Donald
Frances Donald
Chief Economist
RBC
Frances Donald is the Chief Economist at RBC and leads a team of economists who deliver economic analyses to help inspire and empower informed decision making in an evolving world. Frances is a leading voice on economic issues and is highly sought after by clients, government leaders, policy makers, and media in the U.S. and Canada for her deep insights on the macro-economic environment and financial markets in North America. She is recognized for her ability to effectively communicate complex economic issues to wide audiences.

Frances joined RBC from another financial institution where she served as global chief economist and strategist. In this capacity, she was responsible for forecasting global macroeconomic and financial trends, analyzing the economy and capital markets for potential opportunities and risks, and serving as a thought leader both within the firm and externally.

She’s a frequent public speaker and regularly appears in international media, including Bloomberg and CNBC.

Frances obtained a Bachelor of Economics from Queen’s University and earned her master’s degree in economics from New York University.

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