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Financial Crisis: How Did We Get Here?

Date	July 14, 2009
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Cost	FREE
	What exactly caused the current Financial Crisis that has engulfed the U.S. and World economy? Most of us know there was a real estate bubble that popped, but how exactly did things get this bad? This hour long FREE webinar takes a fact-based approach, explaining the confluence of greed, regulatory oversights and poor governance that have contributed to the worst Financial Crisis the U.S. has experienced since the Great Depression.
	Who Should Attend? Anyone interested in learning more about the root causes of the current Financial Crisis, for personal or professional reasons.
Instructor	David Rudofsky, President, Rudofsky Associates, LLC David is president and founder of Rudofsky Associates, a consulting firm dedicated to helping businesses solve financial and strategic issues. In addition to consulting, David teaches “Managerial Accounting and Finance” at Polytechnic University and “Finance for non-Financial Managers” for corporate training clients. His prior industrial experience includes 22 years in finance and strategic planning at the corporate, divisional and factory level with Kraft Foods and Altria. David Rudofsky earned his MBA in Finance at Wharton. He is a correspondence chess master, once ranked 40th in the US, and brings the same level of creativity, strategy and analysis to identifying and implementing fresh client solutions.
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