BCOP Virtual Discussion: John Spagnola, Managing Director – PFM: “Capital Market Assumptions – A Review of Expectations for the Markets, Economy, and Election” – Zoom ID 956 0749 3783
Please join us for our next Members-only virtual discussion via Zoom on October 29, 4:30 to 5:30 pm. We are pleased to welcome back keynote speaker, John Spagnola, Managing Director with PFM and multi-asset class expert. John will discuss his outlook for capital market assumptions in this low rate environment, the economy, and the election.
John’s responsibilities include serving on PFM’s Multi-Asset Class Investment Committee and providing investment advisory services to public, hospital, endowment, and Taft-Hartley fund clients. He oversees the multi-asset class investment consulting practice that serves clients with long-term needs. In 1984, John began his career in the financial services industry working for the First Boston Corporation in New York and Philadelphia. In 1992, he co-founded Spagnola-Cosack, Inc., an independent investment consulting firm. Over a 10-year period, assets under advisement grew to more than $3.5 billion. In 2003, PFM acquired Spagnola-Cosack, Inc.
A graduate of Yale University, John played professional football for 11 seasons, including nine with the Philadelphia Eagles. He has taught courses on managing public funds for the Fels Institute of Government at the University of Pennsylvania. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Magee Rehabilitation and St. Rose of Lima Parish, both in Philadelphia, the William Buckley Foundation at Yale University, and the Board of Directors of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. In 2012, John was inducted into the Eagle Scout Hall of Fame by the Cradle of Liberty Council of Philadelphia.
Our moderator will be BCOP member, Dr. Jonathan Scott, PhD, Professor of Finance and Department Chair, Temple University Fox School of Business.
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The Board of Governors