Las Vegas, Nevada -- Nasdaq’s senior director of economic research, Michael Normyle, will deliver the keynote at the 14th annual MSO Symposium on November 3 at the Rio Hotel & Casino.
Normyle works alongside Nasdaq’s chief economist to help clients interpret macroeconomic developments and market forecasts. His expertise in economic cycle forecasting — including business and inflation cycles — is expected to give collision repair stakeholders a clear view of how shifting economic forces and trade policy may impact the industry.
He will open the one-day conference with a session titled Global Uncertainty & Tariffs: Economic Implications for Companies and Markets, sponsored by I-CAR. Organizers say his expertise in economic cycle forecasting will provide attendees with insights into U.S. trade policy, inflation, business cycles and the forces behind record-high equity prices.
The MSO Symposium is a closed event tailored to collision repair executives, managers, independent facility leaders generating more than $3 million in annual sales, along with insurance and OEM representatives.
Beyond the keynote, the agenda features panel discussions and presentations on market intelligence and business strategy, along with networking opportunities including a luncheon hosted by PPG and a welcome breakfast sponsored by LKQ Corporation.
The symposium takes place during AAPEX and SEMA week but requires separate registration. Seating is limited, and organizers are encouraging early sign-ups.
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