Wednesday, July 21, 2010

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Rutgers University Camden hosted its Quarterly Business Outlook panel in Cherry Hill on July 20. Four panelists from different industry sectors gave their views on the economy.

Panelists were:

Luke Tilley
Regional Economist
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Maxine Ballen
President & CEO
New Jersey Technology Council

George Sowa
Executive VP and Senior Managing Director
Brandywine Realty Trust

Greg Charbeneau
Vice President and Executive Director
Adventure Aquarium

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Rutgers QBO Actualities

Luke Tilley
Regional Economist
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Tilley1: Outlook is for growth going forward in activity and employment.

00:25 OUTCUE: ...coming forward

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Tilley2: The credit situation remains difficult for banks and for borrowers.

00:29 OUTCUE: ...economic activity

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Maxine Ballen
President & CEO
New Jersey Technology Council

Ballen1: She sees light at the end of the tunnel for technology companies in New Jersey

00:22 OUTCUE: ...past couple months.

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George Sowa
Executive VP and Senior Managing Director
Brandywine Realty Trust

Sowa1: The commercial real estate industry is starting to stabilize.

00:09 OUTCUE: ...within the industry

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Sowa2:  Smaller borrowers are still having a hard time getting credit.

00:17 OUTCUE: ...in particular.

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Sowa3: Confidence in the outlook means tenants are looking for longer leases in commercial buildings.

00:23 OUTCUE: ...in some sectors.

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Greg Charbeneau
Vice President and Executive Director
Adventure Aquarium

Charbeneau1: People need to have cultural and recreational activities and will be looking for more cost-effective options for family vacations.

00:29 OUTCUE: ...how they go about doing things.

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Charbeneau2: Travel and tourism industry will remain strong, and business travellers will be a leading indicator of economic recovery.

00:33 OUTCUE: ... especially in 2011.

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Thomas Morr
President and CEO
Select Greater Philadelphia


Mr. Morr attended the QBO and offered his perspectives on why the Delaware Valley region is attractive for businesses considering relocation.

Morr1: This region has a lot of positive factors that companies should consider

00:25 OUTCUE: ...about the future.

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Morr2: Morr describes the kinds of industries that flourish in the Philadelphia region.

00:22 OUTCUE...to do business.

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Morr3:  Morr explains why companies should want to be in the Northeast.

00:35 OUTCUE: ...in annual economic output.

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