Quarterly Market Updates

Quarterly Market Updates:

Hear the knowledge & perspective on the current financial markets and changing opportunities from Russell Investments’ Mark Eibel & Princeton’s Zach Slater. They will help contextualize recent market events against the backdrop of long-term investment objectives.

Agenda:

• 6:00pm CT: Introductions with SG’s Dave Talbot
• 6:05pm: Market update and review with Mark Eibel of Russell Investments
• 6:15pm: Market commentary from Princeton’s Zach Slater
• 6:25pm: Q&A
• 6:30pm: End

Schedule:

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