Pitney Bowes CEO Headlines April 30 Economic Conference

Pitney Bowes president and CEO Marc Lautenbach is the keynote speaker for CBIA’s April 30 Connecticut Economic Update.

Lautenbach will address a range of topics, including the company’s COVID-19 strategy—focusing first on employee health and well-being and then pivoting to rebuild and emerge from the pandemic as a stronger, more vital organization.

He will also share his outlook for the Stamford-based company, a Connecticut fixture for 100 years, address the current challenges and opportunities for rebuilding the state’s economy, discuss the importance of giving back to the community, and more.

The online conference also features Federal Reserve Bank of New York economist Andrew Haughwout, who will look at the regional and national economic picture.

Get the inside story on the state and national political scenes with our media panel, featuring News 8 chief political correspondent Jodi Latina, Hearst Newspapers Washington correspondent Emilie Munson, Connecticut Mirror state budget reporter Keith Phaneuf, and WSHU Public Radio senior political reporter Ebong Udoma.

You will also hear about the important role nonprofits play in the state’s economy—and why private sector support is essential— from Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council president and CEO Peter Hurst, Foodshare chief operating officer Miranda Muro, United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut chief operating officer Stefanie Boles, and Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford president and CEO Sam Gray.

What impact will the 2021 General Assembly session have on Connecticut’s economy? How is CBIA’s Rebuilding Connecticut campaign helping shape state policy discussions? Where is the Biden administration taking the national economy?

Find out the answers to these questions and more, Friday, April 30 at CBIA’s 2021 Connecticut Economic Update.

The Connecticut Economic Update 2021 is made possible through the generous support of KeyBank with additional support from AVANGRID, Berkshire Bank, and JP Morgan Chase.