Just a quick note for any of you who are planning to join us on Thursday for what promises to be an interesting discussion about the state of the local economy:
We’ve had such a great response that we need to move to a larger venue. We won’t be having the event at Liberty Station anymore; we’re moving to the University of San Diego’s Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, on the first floor.
The forum, “The San Diego Economy: Where Are We Really? will feature some great panelists:
- Financial advisor and Professor Piggington himself, Rich Toscano.
- North County real estate broker and recent Nightline celebrity Jim Klinge.
- Ryan Ratcliff, USD economist and regular contributor to UCLA’s Anderson Forecast whose exasperating house-hunting experience I wrote about last fall.
I’ll join these gentlemen on the panel and Scott Lewis will be moderating. The panel is scheduled to run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Again, the forum will not be at Liberty Station. It’ll be at USD instead. So please join us Thursday. Everyone’s welcome.
Parking Information:
There is no charge for parking. You will be directed to the Lower West Lot. Shuttle service runs from the Lower West Lot with a stop conveniently located at the Front Plaza of the Institute for Peace & Justice. On street parking is available throughout the campus, as is a large, central parking facility a few blocks from the IPJ. Please allow extra time for parking.
Directions to the University of San Diego and a campus map can be found here.
We look forward to seeing you on Thursday at 6 p.m. If you have any questions, please let us know.