11 May 2011

CFA UK’s Will Goodhart Discusses 64th Annual Conference on BBC Radio 4

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From the “Today” program yesterday morning on BBC Radio 4:

Business news with Adam Shaw: Back-to-back bank holidays and warm weather have boosted sales on the high street. Bryan Roberts, director of retail insight at Kantar Retail, explains the turnaround. David McWilliams, a former economist at Ireland’s central bank, talks about eurozone ratings. And chief executive of the CFA Society of the UK, Will Goodhart, previews the “Davos of the investment industry.”

Listen to the interview (3 minutes in duration; interview begins at 00:23:30)

Tags: BBC, CFA Institute, CFA UK, financial crisis, investment profession, Tuesday, United Kingdom, Will Goodhart

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Stewart Mader

Stewart Mader was the director of social media and online engagement at CFA Institute, where he oversaw efforts to reach journalists, legislators, policymakers, and investment professionals who play essential roles in shaping the direction of the financial services industry. He helped launch the Enterprising Investor, established the organization’s growing use of social media campaigns, and he lead a global team with staff in New York, London, and Hong Kong. He is the author of Wikipatterns (Wiley, 2008), a practical guide to improving productivity and collaboration in organizations. He holds a BS in chemistry from the University of Hartford and an MS in curriculum development and instructional technology from the State University of New York at Albany.