Inclement weather couldn’t keep over 200 people away from Infinity Park as they gathered to listen to the experts at Baird Financial discuss their financial forecast in the keynote address “Recovery Arrives on Main Street.”
Baird Financial is a premier wealth management group for individuals and families along the front range. The annual event is the gold standard for those looking to maximize their financial opportunities in the coming year. Baird Financial has an impeccable reputation for helping people just like you create a positive financial future and chart a course for success.
This year’s outstanding forum was presented by Rod Smyth, the Chief Investment Strategist at the Riverfront Investment Group. Smyth is often quoted in the financial press and is a frequent guest on popular financial news shows such as CNBC and Bloomberg News.
Rod Smyth mingles with attendees as he discusses concerns for employers and employees in 2014.
Some of the highlights at this fantastic event included anticipation of a 2-phase Bond Bear Market and a broader and more stable period of economic growth.
Attendees of this event found the information insightful and crucial to helping them make important financial decisions. One person said “Today’s global economy is so complex [that] it is impossible for me to personally track developments. Baird’s economic outlook helps me take advantage of opportunities while avoiding financial landmines.”
Rod Smyth, keynote speaker, shares thoughts with Jay Fraze of the Cherry Creek Chamber of Commerce.
The fact that we are well into 2014 shouldn’t stop you from taking advantage of the wealth of information and insight provided by Smyth. For a copy of Riverfront’s 2014 Economic Outlook “Recovery Arrives on Main Street” please contact Rick Palm at Robert W. Baird at rpalm@rwbaird.com or by phone at 303-270-6318.
This is a great opportunity to connect with a financial expert that can help empower your financial decisions and help create a strategy for your financial success in 2014.
The crowd enjoys scrumptious appetizers and meeting new people.
Source material provided by The Glendale/Cherry Cree Chronicle
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