Byron Gangnes
PhD
NM, USI provide expert insights into the US and global economies, emerging trends, and implications for industry, drawing on several decades analyzing and forecasting. My talks are dynamic and accessible.
I talk about the economy in a way that your audience will enjoy and understand clearly, without avoiding challenging issues. They will leave my presentation with ideas about topics vital to their business planning, and with greater confidence about how to digest new economic material that comes their way.
I have spoken to national trade associations, financial institution leadership, public sector decision makers, community groups, the media, and others, including plenary addressed to large conference audiences. Some topics have included:
- US and global outlooks
- Population aging
- Rising inequality
- Stagflation risks
- Federal Reserve and fiscal policies
- The US economy in a global context
- Regional economies
- Understanding economic statistics
Some anonymous testimonials from conference attendees and a host:
"What a great presentation! Concepts were very well explained and very interesting. Thank you!"
"Byron is always well informed and engaging. I could listen to him all day! He always provides kernels of information I can take home and use."
"Very up to date, informative and took a different spin on more relevant issues than I have seen in other conferences."
“Thank you for being a part of our successful conference this year. Great presentation!”
I am Professor Emeritus and UHERO Senior Research Fellow at the of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. I specialize in macroeconomics, econometric modeling and forecasting, and policy analysis. Recent research studies the impact of aging on global patterns of trade and finance, the effect of COVID-19 on trade and the economy, and the implications of global value chain production arrangements.
I have a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from the University of Puget Sound. I have had visiting appointments at a number of prestigious foreign universities, and I have been an Affiliated Researcher with the United Nations forecasting and analysis project.
I have been named a LinkedIn Top Voice and a Top Voice for North America for my influential analysis and commentary on economic issues.
I have served in volunteer leadership roles with academic, religious, and community organizations. For co-founding UHERO, I was awarded the Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Award for Faculty Service to the Community.
I talk about the economy in a way that your audience will enjoy and understand clearly, without avoiding challenging issues. They will leave my presentation with ideas about topics vital to their business planning, and with greater confidence about how to digest new economic material that comes their way.
I have spoken to national trade associations, financial institution leadership, public sector decision makers, community groups, the media, and others, including plenary addressed to large conference audiences. Some topics have included:
- US and global outlooks
- Population aging
- Rising inequality
- Stagflation risks
- Federal Reserve and fiscal policies
- The US economy in a global context
- Regional economies
- Understanding economic statistics
Some anonymous testimonials from conference attendees and a host:
"What a great presentation! Concepts were very well explained and very interesting. Thank you!"
"Byron is always well informed and engaging. I could listen to him all day! He always provides kernels of information I can take home and use."
"Very up to date, informative and took a different spin on more relevant issues than I have seen in other conferences."
“Thank you for being a part of our successful conference this year. Great presentation!”
I am Professor Emeritus and UHERO Senior Research Fellow at the of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. I specialize in macroeconomics, econometric modeling and forecasting, and policy analysis. Recent research studies the impact of aging on global patterns of trade and finance, the effect of COVID-19 on trade and the economy, and the implications of global value chain production arrangements.
I have a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from the University of Puget Sound. I have had visiting appointments at a number of prestigious foreign universities, and I have been an Affiliated Researcher with the United Nations forecasting and analysis project.
I have been named a LinkedIn Top Voice and a Top Voice for North America for my influential analysis and commentary on economic issues.
I have served in volunteer leadership roles with academic, religious, and community organizations. For co-founding UHERO, I was awarded the Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Award for Faculty Service to the Community.
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