Ed Friedman's guest appearances

Ed Friedman

Banking Information Security Podcast

Credit Union Information Security Podcast

Rewilding Earth Podcast

Richard Chambers

Robert Siciliano

Guy Kawasaki

Jeff Bezos

John Kelly

Dennis Angner

Michael Jacobson

Matt Speare

Steven Weisbart

Eva Weber

Dennis Simmons

Greg Kyrytschenko

Subhash Tantry

Randy Caraway

Bryan Sartin

OwlTail

About Ed Friedman Ed has been a resident of Bowdoinham near the shore of Merrymeeting Bay for over 35 years where he operates helicopter, welding, kayaking and farming businesses. His broad based background in the natural sciences includes over 45 years as an outdoor educator, some of that as a mountaineering instructor for the National […]Read full article: Episode 21: Ed Friedman Migratory Fish Restoration in Merrymeeting Bay

About Ed Friedman Ed has been a resident of Bowdoinham near the shore of Merrymeeting Bay for over 35 years where he operates helicopter, welding, kayaking and farming businesses. His broad based background in the natural sciences includes over 45 years as an outdoor educator, some of that as a mountaineering instructor for the National […]Read full article: <a href="https://rewilding.org/episode-21-ed-friedman-migratory-fish-restoration-in-merrymeeting-bay/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 21: Ed Friedman Migratory Fish Restoration in Merrymeeting Bay</a>

Episode 21: Ed Friedman Migratory Fish Restoration in Merrymeeting Bay

We all know we're mired in an historic global recession - the biggest economic downturn since the Great Depression, and it may well prove to be the longest.But when can we hope to escape it?In this exclusive interview, Ed Friedman, a director with Moody's Economy.com, a division of Moody's Analytics, shares fresh insights on:The latest economic signs and what they mean; Unique economic factors for banking institutions to weigh; What to expect from the new Administration in the months ahead.Ed Friedman is a director of Moody's Economy.com. He covers the states of Texas and Minnesota, provides monthly summaries of the U.S. financial industry, and maintains a high-frequency econometric model used to estimate current-quarter GDP. Dr. Friedman also edits monthly regional and macroeconomic publications, is participating in a project to expand metropolitan area forecasting to foreign cities, and manages the work of junior personnel. Now based in the company's West Chester PA office, he previously worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, supervising the collection of data on cross-border transactions in securities.  Friedman received a Ph.D. in international economics from Yale University. His bachelor's degree in mathematics is from Dartmouth College.

We all know we're mired in an historic global recession - the biggest economic downturn since the Great Depression, and it may well prove to be the longest. But when can we hope to escape it? In this exclusive interview, Ed Friedman, a director with Moody's <a href="http://Economy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Economy.com</a>, a division of Moody's Analytics, shares fresh insights on: The latest economic signs and what they mean; Unique economic factors for banking institutions to weigh; What to expect from the new Administration in the months ahead. Ed Friedman is a director of Moody's <a href="http://Economy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Economy.com</a>. He covers the states of Texas and Minnesota, provides monthly summaries of the U.S. financial industry, and maintains a high-frequency econometric model used to estimate current-quarter GDP. Dr. Friedman also edits monthly regional and macroeconomic publications, is participating in a project to expand metropolitan area forecasting to foreign cities, and manages the work of junior personnel. Now based in the company's West Chester PA office, he previously worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, supervising the collection of data on cross-border transactions in securities. Friedman received a Ph.D. in international economics from Yale University. His bachelor's degree in mathematics is from Dartmouth College.

2009 Economic Outlook:  Ed Friedman, Moody's Economy.com