Lucky Us -- the Public Banking in America Conference Schedule is Published!

As it turns out, this weekend is full of luck.  The Public Banking in America conference is lucky to have a complete lineup of luminaries scheduled to speak at our upcoming conference in Philadelphia.  The schedule has now been published and you may find it here.  You won’t have to search long to find a few four leaf clovers!

And, as luck would have it, Ellen Brown’s new book, The Buck Starts Here, will be in the hands of up to 15 of you who wish to receive a copy just as soon as it is published.  Simply register for the conference this weekend and you’ll be on this very special list.  Remember, there are two kinds of people, those who have read Ellen Brown’s Web of Debt and those who wish they had.  You’ll be in the even more exclusive club of those who have read her new book before anyone else!

It’s said that it is better to spend money like there’s no tomorrow than to spend tonight like there’s no money, which may be one reason why Conference attendees will be gathering on Thursday evening, April 26th, for a welcome reception at Fergie’s Pub at 1214 Sansom.  Brought to us by the good folks at the Pennsylvania Public Bank Project, this night will feature both the inspiring, time-travelling American Revolutionary Ethan Allen and the amazing Nigel Armstrong, the virtuoso violinist who played — behind his back — at the Tchaikovsky Competition in the Bolshoi Theatre last year. 

Can’t travel to Philly, but you still wish you could talk with a public banker?  Well, you’re in luck.  Next Friday, March 23rd, at 9am PDT/noon EDT, you can talk to Eric Hardmeyer, the President of the Bank of North Dakota (BND).  He’ll be joined by Rick Clayburgh, President of the North Dakota Bankers Association, and community bankers who will discuss how BND helps them better serve their communities.  You can easily register for this call here.

Finally, for an overview of the conference, see the conference website here:
www.publicbankinginamerica.org

To register, simply select the registration panel below.  Inexpensive travel suggestions ($99/night at the Wyndham) may be found here.  Thank you for considering this invitation and we look forward to seeing you in Philadelphia.  And, remember, may the saddest day of your future be no worse than the happiest day of your past!

Regards,
Marc

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Marc Armstrong
[email protected]

Executive Director
Public Banking Institute
Banking in the Public Interest