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Posted: March 20, 2009
RDDC to hold "Repositioning Rochester Series" event March 31 at Hyatt Regency
The Rochester Downtown Development Corp. (RDDC) will be holding a "Repositioning Rochester Series" event on Tuesday, March 31 from 11:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event will be held at the Hyatt Regency Rochester on 125 East Main St. in the grand ballroom. The event is titled "Economic Report: Early Barometers of Change."
The panelists include: Jonathan Judge, president & CEO of PAYCHEX, Inc.; Jennifer Leonard, president and executive director of The Community Foundation; and Richard Deitz, officer & senior economist of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The lead sponsor for the event is Bergmann Associates.
Reservations are required by March 26. For more information call (585) 546-6920 or email [email protected]. The cost for RDDC members is $40 and non-members are $45. The prices for a table of eight members is $320 and non-member tables are $360.
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