Shahira Knight

Shahira Knight
Shahira Knight joined Fidelity in September 2009 as vice president in the government relations
and public policy group. She handles tax and budget issues for Fidelity.
Prior to joining Fidelity, she was Managing Director in the Government Affairs department of
the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA).
Shahira served on the Ways and Means Committee for seven years before joining the private
sector. During her last two years with the Committee, Shahira was the Senior Advisor to the
Chairman. In this position, she was in charge of the Committee's legislative operations and
acted as the Committee's top policy advisor and political strategist. Prior to assuming this
position, she worked on the Committee's tax staff and Social Security Subcommittee staffwhere
she specialized in pension, insurance, fmancial product, and various corporate tax issues. She
also handled Federal budget issues for the Committee.
Prior to joining the Committee, Shahira worked in the Washington National Tax Services Office
of Price waterhouse Coopers and on the Majority Staff of the Joint Economic Committee.
Shahira received her undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Virginia and her
M.A. in Economics from George Mason University.

Financial Planning Association of the National Capital Area
June 8, 2012 Symposium
Title: Risks and Opportunities in the Economy and Stock Market in 2012
Summary:
Financial Planners can form a better alliance with their clients by helping them to understand
the current investment environment. They can also help clients advance by encouraging them
to develop strategies that will strengthen their portfolios. We believe that stocks wi I
outperform bonds over the next year and into the coming decade. Clients who need growth in
their portfolios will need to include equities as part of their investment strategy. Thi session
will help financial planners put recent economic and stock market events in perspec ive.
Content Outline
I. Overview - 10 Minutes
A. A quick review of 2011
B. Setting the stage for 2012
II. What's up with the U.S. economy-and what's not - 10 Minutes
A. The corporate economy
B. The consumer economy
C. The government economy
III. The case for owning stocks - 10 Minutes
A. Earnings drive stock prices (usually)
B. Valuations appear attractive
C. Give me my cash back
D. A longer-term view
IV. What should we worry about? - 10 Minutes
A. Europe
B. China
C. Iran
D. U.S. Politics
V. Conclusion and Audience Q&A - 10 Minutes
About the Speaker
Presenter: Richard England, CFA,Lead Portfolio Manager, Calvert Equity Portfolio, and Managing
Director, Calvert sub-advisor Atlanta Capital Management Company, LLC. Mr. Englandholds an MBA
from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvaniaand a BSfrom the University of Florida. He has 25
years industry experience. Prior to joining the Atlanta Capital in 2004, Mr. England was with
Putnam Investments in Boston, where he was a Senior Portfolio Manager on the Core Growth
Equity team. Previously, he was with Aetna Equity Investors.
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Biography
Trey Sgroi is a Senior Vice President of Business Development
and Training for American Funds Distributors. He brings 24 years
of knowledge and experience in the investment industry to the
development and delivery of specialized adviser education.
His specialties include understanding investor behavior, constructing
portfolios, evaluating investments and defining the characteristics
of successful financial advisers.
Trey was previously based in upstate New York, working
with advisers to achieve such key business goals as attracting
and growing assets, acquiring new clients and developing a suc-
cessful practice.
Prior to joining American Funds in 2002, Trey was a Vice
President at Fidelity Investments and at Alliance Capital. He began
his financial services career in 1987 as a financial adviser in
Albany, New York.
Trey earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Siena College
and holds FINRA series 7, 26 and 63 registrations.
He lives in Glenmont, New York, with his wife and three children
and enjoys golf, cooking and coaching his children's baseball and
basketball teams.
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Michael S. Barclay, CFA
Senior Portfolio Manager
Michal Barclay is a senior equity portfolio manager at Columbia Management Investment Advisers, LLC (CMIA). Mr.
Barclay is responsible for researching and identifying catalysts for above average earnings growth for capital markets
companies. He joined the firm in 2006 and has been a member of the investment community since 1991.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Barclay worked as a senior equity analyst at Fortis Investments. Previously, he was an
investment analyst at MFM International and senior vice president and equity analyst at Independence Investments. Prior
to that, he worked at FleetBoston Financial, Morgan Stanley & Company, Bank of Boston and National Westminster
Bancorp.
Mr. Barclay earned a B.A. in government and a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) degree from Cornel University. In
addition, he holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation.

W. P. Carey's, "Eight Critical Factors in Analyzing a Non-traded REIT"
Now, more than ever, it is important for Advisors to be able to carefully research
the non-traded REITs they recommend to clients. This presentation will provide
Advisors with a REIT tool kit to help differentiate one non-traded REIT from
another. Eight key areas will be discussed to help Advisors research and analyze
REITs to determine which is appropriate and suitable for a client.
Bio:
C. Jay Steigerwald III serves as Senior Vice President of National Accounts for
Carey Financial, LLC, W. P. Carey's broker/dealer subsidiary, and oversees all
broker/dealer relationships for the firm. Mr. Steigerwald is a 25-year veteran of the
financial services industry and has extensive experience building relationships
within the independent broker/dealer community. Prior to joining W. P. Carey, he
was a Vice President at CNL Securities where he managed the Western Region
National Accounts Department. Previously, Mr. Steigerwald was Founder and
CEO of Integrity Investment Partners, Managing Partner of the hedge fund
Prosperity Investors, and the National Account wholesaler at Related Capital.
Mr. Steigerwald earned his B.Sc. in Chemistry at Muhlenberg College in
Allentown, PA. Mr. Steigerwald resides in Hoboken, NJ with his two dogs.

Amory Cockrell is the personal lines manager for Chubb Personal Insurance operating
out of the Baltimore, MD branch. Amory has over 12 years experience in the high end
property and casualty personal insurance industry. Since 1882, Chubb & Son has
provided high end property and casualty insurance to businesses and individuals around
the world. In his current role, Amory is responsible for new business development, risk
management, and sales training for over 50 Independent Insurance Agencies throughout
Maryland, and Washington, DC Metro area. Chubb Personal Insurance utilizes a
network of independent insurance agents to sell its core insurance products and services
to individuals which generate over $100 million in annual written premiums for the DC
territory.
Prior to managing the Baltimore office, Amory worked in the DC branch for six
years, and spent two years in Florham Park, NJ functioning in the marketing specialist
role. Amory started his career as a personal lines underwriter in Bridgewater, NJ, a
position he held for five years before transitioning into his current marketing role.
Amory earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a minor
Communications from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, in addition to
maintaining various P&C insurance licenses.

DUNDEEWEALTH
SPEAKER NOMINATION INFORMATION
Company Name DundeeWealth US
Speaker Name Martin Murenbeeld, PhD
Proposed Presentation
Topic:
Theme:
Targeted to Advisors in
Career Stages:
Presentation Outline:
Actionable Ideas for FPA
Members:
Page 1
Gold & the World Economy
Investment Planning
Early (1-5 years)
Mid (6-14 years)
Late (15+ years)
1. An overview of the current investment case for Gold, detailing
both bullish and bearish factors.
2. The growth of Gold as an investable asset and discussion of
various investment vehicles to gain exposure to Gold.
• Gold continues to serve investors as a portfolio
diversifier and inflation hedge.
3. Short, medium and long term price forecasts for Gold and other
commodities.
• Perspective on historical price trends will be critically
important as price volatility among certain
commodities reaches new highs.
• The price of gold and other commodities may fluctuate
based on inflationary and monetary debasement
pressures.
4. Impact of the sovereign debt crisis on the global financial
markets, Gold and other commodities.
• Global monetary and fiscal policy actions will continue
to impact the global economy by increasing inflationary
pressures.
• Currency valuations will continue to have significant
impact on trading deficits.
• Better understanding of Gold as an investable asset and
appropriate portfolio vehicles.
• Investment solutions that may protect client portfolios from the
impact of rising inflation, increasing deficits, a falling US dollar and
volatile commodity prices.

• Insight and perspective on gold as an investable asset, a global
currency and a reliable portfolio diversifier.
Biography: Dr. Murenbeeld is the Chief Economist of DundeeWealth. Dr.
Session
Collateral/Handouts
Murenbeeld has more than 30 years of research and consulting
experience in gold and precious metals, currency, foreign exchange and
credit markets.
Dr. Murenbeeld graduated from the University of California, Berkeley,
with a PhD in International Finance. He joined the faculty at the
University of Toronto to develop the international business curriculum
within their MBA program. In 1978, he founded M. Murenbeeld &
Associates, which provided consulting services on global economic
trends and developments to clients internationally. Murenbeeld &
Associates was acquired by DundeeWealth in 2004.
Known worldwide as an expert on gold, Dr. Murenbeeld is frequently
quoted in the financial press and is a regular speaker at conferences.
His direct clients include many of the world's largest gold mining
companies and organizations. Dr. Murenbeeld is also currently an
adjunct professor in the Faculty of Business at the University of Victoria.
Presentation Slides
Economic Research Reports (Gold Monitor, Financial Monitor,
Economic Monitor, Currency Monitor)
For more information about DundeeWealth US or to request this speaker for a presentation or
educational session, e-mail us at FPATeam@dundeewealthus.com or contact a member of our FPA
Education Team shown below.
Sameer S. Somal, CFA, CFP'"
Senior Investment Analyst, Investment Strategy Group
Office: 610.727.0019
ssomal@dundeewealthus.com
Amy D. Duling
Senior Vice President & Chief Compliance Officer
Office: 610.854.0903
aduling@dundeewealthus.com
Oz Karakus
Senior Investment Analyst, Investment Strategy Group
Office: 610.727.0020
okarakus@dundeewealthus.com
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Presentation Outline - June 8, 2012
Presenter: Roger Arnold
Mr. Arnold is the chief economist for ALM Advisors, Pasadena, CA, and an economics
columnist for The Street and on the faculty of Lawline.com where he provides continuing
education. Roger Arnold has been involved in real estate and finance for the past 20 years. For
15 years, Arnold was a radio talk show host who lectured on global macroeconomics, the
relationships between political, economic and social systems, and how they are all reflected in
the financial markets. He has also worked for Merrill Lynch and Voss & Co. In early 2007,
Arnold founded Triple Point, a real estate operating company, for the purpose of buying
distressed residential real estate assets.
Presentation: "The ABCs of Global Macro" which is a set of guidelines Mr. Arnold uses, among
many others, to organize the world and view current events from a perspective were Arnold can
consider them with continuity. This approach consists of three principles:
A. As goes housing, so goes the U.S. Economy - 15 Minutes
B. As goes the U.S. economy, so goes the world economy - 15 Minutes
C. What's good for the U.S. is good for the world - 15 Minutes
D. Questions - 5 Minutes
The "ABC's of Global Macroeconomics" is a set of guidelines that I use, among many others, to
organize the world and view current events from a perspective where I can consider them and
place them with continuity. It consists of three principles:
• As goes housing, so goes the U:S. economy.
• As goes the U.S. economy, so goes the world economy.
• What's good for the U.S. is good for the world.
Before analyzing each one in depth, I want to reiterate that these are just guidelines, not rules.
As Goes Housing, so Goes the U.S. Economy
Employment and economic activity directly related to housing, along with its first derivative,
make up the largest segment of the U.S. economy when measured by GDP. This is a point
missed by many pundits when discussing the impact of housing on the economy. Housing as a
direct measurement accounts for between 2% and 3% of annual GDP compared with health care,
which accounts for about 17%.

As a result, many pundits have been arguing that since the collapse of subprime mortgages in
2007 and the related banking crisis of 2008, housing, although still weak, will not have a
detrimental long-term drag on u.s. economic performance.
However, that 2% to 3% only measures the economic impact of two areas: the creation of new
homes and the transfer of all homes. This includes land developers and builders in the first
category and real estate brokerages, mortgage lenders, and title insurance companies in the
second.
What's not included are the jobs and the economic impact of sectors that service existing housing
stock: home repair contractors, lawn services, appliance sales, maid services, pool maintenance
companies, window and siding companies, roofers, plumbers, electricians, painters, movers,
fencing companies and so on.
Once all of the jobs directly related to the service and maintenance of housing are taken into
account, housing's employment and economic impact exceeds healthcare's, putting it in the range
of22% ofGDP.
What's important is that these jobs cannot be exported, have a low barrier to entry, and are
usually performed by small businesses and individuals. That means someone who lost a job in
some other sector can, if necessary, create an opportunity in the housing sector when it is strong.
They can mow lawns or paint houses -- even become a commissioned mortgage loan officer or
real estate agent -- relatively easily. It's a catch-all for those otherwise unable to fmd employment
elsewhere, and it has served in that capacity forever. That's important.
AS'a result, a weak housing sector is a drag on the u.s. economy because those base-level
employment opportunities are lost.
As Goes the U.S. Economy, so Goes the World Economy
The Ll.S. represents about 5% ofthe global population but accounts for the consumption of
between 25% and 33% of all goods and services produced in the world, and about 25% of
production of those goods and services. No other sovereign comes close to the U.S. in its
consumption or production. As a result, the u.s. is the marginal consumer of just about
everything.
That also means that when the u.s. is in recession, the rest of the world experiences a reduction
in exports to the u.s. and, as a result, experiences a negative economic impact that is greater
than in the u.s. In other words, when the u.s. sneezes, the world catches a cold.
Due to the nature of globalization and increased economic activity in developing countries,
especially China, the U.S. has been experiencing a decline in its economic impact on the rest of
the world over the past decade. Because of this, many financial types looking for investment
opportunities and the tailwind of a rising economy have disregarded the immediate and
continuing impact of U.S. consumption and investment on the world's developing countries.
There is a general feeling that the West is declining and the East is rising. But the East,
especially China, did not rise on its own. For 30 years it has relied on two fundamental events:
u.s. consumption and u.s. foreign direct investment. That reliance continues today.
What's Good for the U.S. Is Good for the World
This is the most contentious of the three points, but it is only logical. The world's sovereigns and
domestic companies continue to rely on the consumption oftheir goods and services by the u.s.

So they need a strong U.S. in order to continue growth. And on the current trajectory for
globalization and world growth, assuming it is maintained, this will remain true for at least the
next few generations -- about 40 years.
Global GDP is about $60 trillion. u.s. GDP is about 25% ofthat, or $15 trillion. The European
Union also accounts for about 25% at $16 trillion. So between the U.S. and Europe, the West
still produces half of all goods and services in the world annually.
The rise of the East and the fall ofthe West is a story that is way ahead of its time. Although the
growth rates in the West are lower than they are in the East, the East's growth is still predicated
on consumption and investment from the West. It is good to remember that.
Conclusion
There is no substantive corollary in history to the impact the West, especially the U.S., has had
on human civilization whether it be social, political or economic. This is something most easily
forgotten in the U.S. by its citizens and by investors. It is easy to take for granted that which you
are accustomed to and seek opportunities elsewhere -- after all, familiarity breeds contempt.
But for now, when trying to determine a trajectory for the global economy, it's still important to
understand the trajectory of the U.S. economy and its probable impact on the rest of the world.

Dan Reilly, CIMA®
Regional Consultant and Managing Director
BA, Lynchburg College
MBA, Georgia State University
Dan Reilly is a regional consultant for Thornburg Investment Management.
He joined Thornburg in 1999 as a regional consultant and was named managing
director in 2004. Prior to joining Thornburg, Dan was the assistant vice
president of Business Development for Wells Real Estate Funds and served as
vice president for Keogler Investment Advisory.
Dan received his Certified Investment Management Analyst" designation
from the Investment Management Consultants Association. He earned his B.A.
in Economics from Lynchburg College and an MBA in Finance from Georgia
State University. He is currently registered with FINRA with a Series 24, 7, 63,
and 65. Dan serves financial professionals in the MidAtlantic Region.
Thornburg Investment Management.lnc.®
2300 North Ridgetop Road
Santa Fe. New Mexico 87506
800.847.0200
www.thornburg.com
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Tracy Fielder
Sr. Product Manager
Biography
Tracy Fielder
Sr. Product Manager
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Tracy Fielder is a senior product manager for Invesco covering U.S. Value strategies.
He works with Invesco's U.S. Value investment teams and client portfolio managers to
develop sales/marketing programs, positioning Invesco's product line across all global
distribution channels.
In addition to his other responsibilities, Mr. Fielder is part of a team which develops the
themes, researches the data and presents the concepts of Invesco's Rethinking Risk
thought-leadership program. The Rethinking Risk program is Invesco's approach to
looking at risk holistically by considering market history, investor psychology/behavior,
and asset allocation theory/application. This program and philosophy also looks at the
impact of risk parity as it relates to portfolio construction by diversifying across sources
of risk in relation to various market and economic environments.
Prior to joining Invesco in 2010, Mr. Fielder was vice president of Investment Research
at VALIC (Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.) responsible for leading a team of analysts
overseeing the selection and monitoring of all mutual funds managers and sub-advisors
utilized for defined contribution retirement plan clients. Before joining VALlC, he
worked as a marketing coordinator at PaineWebber and as an account executive for
Van Kampen Investments. At Van Kampen, he was in charge of marketing and sales for
the Van Kampen mutual fund product line distributed by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
financial advisors. He entered the financial industry in 1993.
Mr. Fielder earned a Master of Business Administration degree from Houston Baptist
University and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, cum laude, with a
concentration in finance from the University of Houston. He holds the Series 6 and 63
registrations.

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Patrick Maldari, CFA
Senior Portfolio Manager
Artio Global Management LLC
Patrick Maldari joined Artio Global Management in 2008 as a Senior Portfolio Manager in the
Fixed Income Group. Prior to that, he spent twenty-two years at Merrill Lynch Investment
Managers where he rose to become a Managing Director and Fixed Income Portfolio Manager.
Patrick holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. He also received his Bachelor of
Science degree from Montclair State University.
Artio Global Management LLC is a registered investment adviser and a subsidiary of Artio Global Holdings which is wholly owned by Artio Global Investors
Inc. Experience at Artio Global includes employment at Julius Baer, the firm's prior owner.

Emily Dupre
Emily Dupre is a Regional Director for MFS Fund Distributors, Inc. (MFD), the mutual
fund sales division of MFS Investment Management (MFS). She is responsible for sales
through investment advisors in Virginia and the Washington, D.C. area. Dupre has been
in her current role since 2008.
She joined MFS in 2004 and previous experience includes serving as an internal sales
representative in MFD, supporting field wholesalers.
Dupre holds a Bachelors degree from Northeastern University.

James T. Wong, CFA
Principal
Biographies
Frank J. Lee, CFA
Vice President
1995 - Join~d Payden & Rygel 2004 - Joined Payd~n & Rygel
James Wong, CFA, is a principal and co-manager of both the domestic large-cap and
global equity strategies at Payden & Rygel. He has worked with firm's equity products
since their inception. Wong has over 15 years of equity portfolio management
experience, during which he has managed the breadth of equity styles and market
capitalizations. He has extensive experience managing long/short portfolios, creating
hedging strategies using derivatives and developing customized investment solutions
for client specific needs. Wong is also a member of the Investment Policy Committee.
Before joining Payden & Rygel, Wong was a trader at the Union Bank of Switzerland
where he focused on rnortqaqe-backed securities. Previously, he was in the corporate
finance group at Salomon Brothers Inc.
Wong holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and the FINRA series 7, 3
and 63 licenses. Wong received a BS in Economics from The Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in finance. He earned an MBA from
The Anderson School at the University of California, Los Angeles with an emphasis in
finance.
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Frank Lee is a vice president at Payden & Rygel. He is a member of the equity strategy
group and co-manages the firm's large-cap domestic equity strategies. Lee also
manages the equity trading desk. He is actively involved in all aspects of portfolio
management, including stock selection, risk control, and trading.
Prior to joining Payden & Rygel, Frank Lee was the head equity trader at a statistical
arbitrage hedge fund. Previously, he was a NASDAQ 'market maker at Spear, Leeds, &
Kellogg.
Frank Lee holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. He earned a BS in
Economics from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania with a concentration
in finance.

Michael Lynch
Vice President, Advanced Markets
Wealth Management
The Hartford
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HARTFORD
Michael Lynch is vice president of advanced markets in the Wealth Management division of
The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. In his current position, Mike is responsible for the
advanced markets consultants, a team of field-based advanced financial services
professionals, concentrating on retirement-related issues, as well as estate and business
planning support.
Mike joined The Hartford in 1993 as an annuity client service specialist. In 1997, he joined the
Advanced Product Marketing department, where he developed an extensive knowledge of
estate and retirement planning. In 2004, Mike became a regional sales director. In 2006, he
became vice president and national director of The Hartford's Retirement and Wealth
Consulting Group, which provided thought leadership and financial education focused on
retirement and small business planning. Mike has been an invited speaker on a variety of
retirement planning, advanced markets, and other financial topics nationwide.
Mike earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Eastern Connecticut State
University. He is FINRA Series 6, 63, and 26 registered, and holds a life insurance license. He
currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with his wife, Kim, and their children, Josh and
Em.
Celebrating 200 years, The Hartford (NYSE: HIG) is an insurance-based financial services
company that serves households, businesses, and employees by helping to protect their
assets and income from risks, and by managing wealth and retirement needs. A Fortune 500
company, The Hartford is recognized widely for its service expertise and as one of the
world's most ethical companies. More information on the company and its financial
performance is available at www.thehartford.com.
"TheHartford"isTheHartfordFinancialServicesGroup,Inc.anditssubsidiaries, includingthe issuingcompaniesof the HartfordLifeInsuranceCompanyand
HartfordLifeandAnnuityInsuranceCompany.
HartfordLifeDistributors, LLCis a registeredbrokerdealerandsubsidiaryof TheHartford
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INVESTMENTS
Christopher P. Hennessey
Lawyer and CPA
Member, Putnam Business Advisory Group
Faculty Director, Babson College Executive Education
Responsibilities
BIOGRAPHY
Mr. Hennessey has extensive consulting experience in all areas of wealth management. Although no longer
an active partner, he is a co-founder of an investment advisory firm that manages financial assets for highnet-worth
individuals. He is also a former academic dean of the Babson College undergraduate program
and formerly served as co-acting dean of Babson Executive Education. Mr. Hennessey currently serves as
Trustee for a private college, and serves on the board of directors of the largest independent food service
distributor in New England. He has served as an advisor to a number of businesses.
Mr. Hennessey is a member of the Putnam Business Advisory Group, Putnam's national speaking bureau.
He speaks extensively at various national and regional meetings on wealth management topics such as tax,
estate, retirement, and college planning, as well as asset protection. Mr. Hennessey has instructed
managers and executives in most areas of the world in the areas of finance, investments, accounting,
strategy, and entrepreneurship. His research interests include finance, estate planning, innovation, and
ethics. Mr. Hennessey has made numerous radio and television appearances, and is often quoted in print
media.
He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Massachusetts Bar Association, the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants. As
an instrument-rated private pilot, Mr. Hennessey is also a member of Angel Flight New England.
Mr. Hennessey has been involved in events for both financial advisors and shareholders for Putnam. For
financial advisors, he has delivered presentations on wealth management strategies; retirement, college,
IRA distribution, and estate planning; advanced estate planning topics, charitable remainder trusts; and
asset protection strategies to safeguard wealth. He has also given presentations and conducted meetings
with advisors and shareholders on wealth management topics and strategies. His shareholder events with
Putnam include speaking at client appreciation events on topics such as estate, tax, college, and
retirement planning; speaking on asset protection and tax strategies for target audiences such as medical
professionals or business owners; and conducting dinner events with key advisor clients to discuss current
wealth management topics.
Education
Babson College, B.S.BA, 1972
Suffolk University Law School, J.D., 1976
Boston University Law School, LL.M., Taxation, 1979
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Peter Barnes
Senior Washington Correspondent, FOX Business Network
P-eter Barnes joined FOX Business Network (FBN) in September 2007.
He serves as FBN's senior Washington correspondent.
Until 2004, Barnes served as the Washington bureau chief and
correspondent for television group Hearst-Argyle. He has also worked at
numerous business programming outlets, including TechTV from 2001 to 2003,
where he was the Washington bureau chief for the satellite channel which
specialized in technology coverage.
Barnes served as an anchor and Washington correspondent for CNBC
from 1993 to 1998. In 1996, he anchored Capitol Gains, an election year
weekday morning show on business, economics, and politics. Barnes received a
Cable ACE Award while at CNBC for a special series on retirement.
A graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Arts in
political science, Barnes also holds a Masters of Business Administration from
the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Barnes was born in Rochester, NY and raised in Philadelphia, PA.
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