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Philadelphia Council for Business Economics

A Philadelphia area forum for business economists and finance professionals that convenes speakers and economic outlook discussions among practitioners

87named by peers

Peer societies

Five societies Philadelphia Council for Business Economics is read alongside.

NABE

National Association for Business Economics

A professional home for the people who read the economy for a living, built around credentials, a peer…

48 companies named

BCP

The Bond Club of Philadelphia

A Philadelphia club for fixed income and financial market professionals offering educational events and…

PSA

Philadelphia Securities Association

A regional professional association for the securities and investment community that shares corporate and…

ECP

Engineers' Club of Philadelphia

A long-standing membership club for engineers in the Philadelphia region, sustaining professional fellowship…

39 companies named

HES

History of Economics Society

An international scholarly society founded in 1974 that fosters research and discussion in the history of…

Who backs PCBE

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Who backs Philadelphia Council for Business Economics's peers, but not Philadelphia Council for Business Economics

Companies named publicly by at least one of Philadelphia Council for Business Economics's five peer societies, and not found in Philadelphia Council for Business Economics's reviewed public records.

CompanyNABEECPPeers
ADPGold1 of 2
AECOMFranklin1 of 2
Aero AggregatesFranklin1 of 2
AirbnbSponsor1 of 2
AmazonFounding Partner1 of 2
BakerMcKenzieGold1 of 2
Barsalou Lawson RheaultGold1 of 2
Bentley SystemsFranklin1 of 2
BloombergSilver1 of 2
Boles Smyth AssociatesEdison1 of 2
BowmanEdison1 of 2
BrattleSilver1 of 2
Brehm Nofer & McCarterGolf Cart Sponsors1 of 2
BrooksourceHole Sponsors1 of 2
Burns EngineeringFranklin1 of 2
Caplin & DrysdaleGold1 of 2
Cornerstone ResearchSponsor1 of 2
CotalityBronze1 of 2
DeloitteGold1 of 2
Devine + PartnersSpecial Recognition1 of 2
EgisEdison1 of 2
EYPlatinum1 of 2
EY-ParthenonGold1 of 2
FidelityDiamond1 of 2
Ford CreditBronze1 of 2
French & Parello AssociatesBaxter1 of 2
GarlandBronze1 of 2
GFTWashington1 of 2
Gilmore & AssociatesBronze1 of 2
GoogleFounding Partner1 of 2
GPIHole Sponsors1 of 2
Grant ThorntonGold1 of 2
Hashtag StrategiesBronze1 of 2
Haver AnalyticsGold1 of 2
HDREdison1 of 2
Imperial Traffic & Data CollectionWashington1 of 2
IndeedPlatinum1 of 2
JacobsHole Sponsors1 of 2
Jacobs Engineering GroupWashington1 of 2
JBC Associates IncBaxter1 of 2
Johnson Mirmiran & Thompson (JMT)Edison1 of 2
KeystoneSponsor1 of 2
KPMGGold1 of 2
Kreischer MillerBronze1 of 2
KrollGold1 of 2
Langan Engineering and Environmental ServicesWashington1 of 2
MacrobondPlatinum1 of 2
MacroPolicy PerspectivesBronze1 of 2
Mayer BrownSilver1 of 2
McCormick Taylor, Inc.Washington1 of 2
McHugh Engineering AssociatesBaxter1 of 2
McKinsey Global InstituteGold1 of 2
Menna Engineers & Associates LLCBaxter1 of 2
MetaSponsor1 of 2
MetLife Investment ManagementSilver1 of 2
Michael Baker InternationalEdison1 of 2
MicrosoftFounding Partner1 of 2
Morgan LewisGold1 of 2
Morgan StanleyGold1 of 2
NationwideBronze1 of 2
NDSBronze1 of 2
NERASilver1 of 2
NetflixFounding Partner1 of 2
Oxford EconomicsBronze1 of 2
Peirce Engineering, Inc.Washington1 of 2
PennoniEdison1 of 2
pwcGold1 of 2
QuantCoSponsor1 of 2
Regional Economic Models, Inc.Bronze1 of 2
Remington & Vernick EngineersEdison1 of 2
Revelio LabsSponsor1 of 2
RK & KWashington1 of 2
Rodriguez ConsultingBronze1 of 2
RyanPlatinum1 of 2
S&P Global Market IntelligenceSilver1 of 2
Seemas AIPlatinum1 of 2
Taylor Wiseman & TaylorBaxter1 of 2
The Philadelphia Business JournalMedia Sponsor1 of 2
TPDEdison1 of 2
UpworkSponsor1 of 2
Urban Engineers, Inc.Franklin1 of 2
Urban Global SolutionsWashington1 of 2
Valuation ResearchSilver1 of 2
VisaBronze1 of 2
Wells FargoGold1 of 2
Woods & Poole EconomicsSilver1 of 2
WSPWashington1 of 2

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The outside view

A Philadelphia area forum for business economists and finance professionals that convenes speakers and economic outlook discussions among practitioners

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Inward
  • Volunteer

Their shape

The Parliament

Argued into being, and stronger for it.

The Parliament earns its decisions through debate and the vote, governed by and for its members. Its gift is legitimacy and broad buy-in, its challenge is the speed lost to deliberation.

Also reads toward The Village and The Guild.

Strengths

→Decisions carry broad buy-in once made.
→A wide range of members feel genuinely heard.
→Institutional memory is deep and well-kept.

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