The seventh annual Automotive Outlook Symposium was held at the Detroit branch on June 1–2, 2000. The day-and-a-half conference focused on the long- and short-term forces shaping the vehicle industry. The event included a presentation by Chicago Fed Senior Economist William Strauss who will give the consensus outlook from Symposium participants.
David Allardice, Senior Vice President and Branch Manager, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago–Detroit Branch
G. Mustafa Mohatarem, Chief Economist, General Motors Corporation
Speaker
Walter McManus, Executive Director of Global Forecasting Services, J. D. Power and Associates
Moderator
William Strauss, Economic Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Panelists
David Littmann, Senior Vice President, Comerica
Steve Polk, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, R. L. Polk & Co.
Ed McLaughlin, Director, Financial Markets, J. D. Power and Associates
Moderator
Robert Schnorbus, Director, J. D. Power and Associates
Panelists
Richard Banfield, President, Magna Seating Systems
David Treadwell, Vice Chairman, ASC Incorporated
Richard Baker, Senior Partner, Business-to-Business, J. D. Power and Associates
David Allardice, Senior Vice President and Branch Manager, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago–Detroit Branch
William Strauss, Senior Economist and Economic Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Paul Ballew, General Director, Global Markets and Industry Analysis, General Motors Corporation
Kenneth W. Vieth, Co-principal, Americas Commercial Transportation Publications
Sean McAlinden, Associate Research Scientist and Manager, Economic Studies, University of Michigan–Office for The Study of Automotive Transportation
Paul Blumberg, Director, Advanced Vehicle Technology Division, Ford Motor Corporation
Haig Stoddard, Manager, Industry Analysis, Ward's Communications
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago - Detroit Branch
1600 E Warren Ave
Detroit, MI 48207
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