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Artificial Intelligence that Works for You: AI’s Impact on the Economy and Your Portfolio

Stay Informed. Stay Ahead.

April 30, 2026 4:00 pm

A surge of AI innovation is reshaping not just markets but the very structure of work and productivity, making it harder to distinguish lasting economic shifts from short‑term noise. This session focuses on the signals that matter—how AI is influencing the labor market, the broader economy, and the strategic decisions that shape a resilient portfolio.

Speakers:
Nathan Weiss, Director of Artificial Intelligence Research and Strategy
Andrew Wetzel, CFA, Managing Director of Sustainable Investing, Portfolio Manager
Ellen Hazen, CFA, Chief Market Strategist

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