Unveiling of Concordian Economics:

CONCORDIAN ECONOMICS

~ UNVEILING ~

“Every man is a consumer, and ought to be a producer. He fails to make his place good in the world, unless he not only pays his debts, but also adds something to the common wealth.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Wealth”, Conduct of Life

* DEAR FRIENDS *

A warm welcome to join us as The Center for American Studies at Concord introduces our research of nearly 40 years in the field of “Concordian Economics”. There is no charge for the evening. For further information contact: info@concordium.us

* Welcome: Allen Pittman, Chairman, The Center for American Studies at Concord.

* Bach Violin Sonata by Miha Pogacnik, Concert Violonist, Slovenian Cultural Ambassador, and founder of Idriart.

* Perspectives on our Economy: business, banking, and financial leaders are invited to speak to what they perceive as the major problems-challenges-opportunities facing them in their work today. The floor is open.

* An Introduction to Concordian Economics: Stuart-Sinclair Weeks, Founder, The Center for American Studies at Concord.

* An Overview of Concordian Economics: Dr. Carmina Gorga, Ph.D. Center Scholar, Economist, President of The Somist Institute, and former Fulbright and Council of Europe Scholar.

* Recollection of Indigenous Economics as Foundation for Concordian Economics: Ka’nahsohon Deer: Safe Keeper for the Mohawk Nation.

* The Dynamics of the Creative Process as the Central Motif of Concordian Economics: Miha Pogacnik, International Corportate Speaker

* Questions & Conversation: One and All.

“A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can [afford to] do without.” Thoreau