>2001 Haas School Faculty Alumni Colloquium:
>Saturday, May 5, 2001 - 8:30 am to 2:00 pm
>
>FREE ADMISSION TO ALL HAAS STUDENTS, FACULTY, & STAFF
>  **RESERVATIONS REQUIRED** (see details below)
>  [DEADLINE: April 27, 2001]
>
>
>KEYNOTE:
>The keynote speaker, Patricia C. Dunn, AB 75, Global Chief Executive
>Officer, Barclays Global Investors (BGI), will discuss "Investment
>Management in an Era of Individual Retirement Planning". Barclays Global
>Investors is the world's largest institutional investment manager and the
>largest institutional investment manager and the largest provider of
>structured investment strategies, including indexing, tactical asset
>allocation and quantitative active strategies. After 30 years, BGI
>continues its history of performance through innovation by focusing on the
>three dimensions of Total Performance Management: return, risk and cost.
>
>Dunn's remarks will be followed by four faculty-led sessions touching on
>Economics, the California electricity crisis, the National and Bay Area
>economic and real estate outlook, and organizing the knowledge worker.
>
>
>AGENDA:
>
>8:30-9:00
>Registration & Coffee
>
>9:00-9:15
>Welcome and Introduction:
>Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Dean
>
>9:15-10:00
>KEYNOTE ADDRESS
>Patricia Dunn, BA 75, Global Chief Executive, Barclays Global Investors
>Investment Management in an Era of Individual Planning
>
>10:00-10:15
>Break
>
>10:15-11:30
>SESSION I
>A. Faculty Speaker: Michael Katz
>Does the New Economy Need a New Antitrust?
>
>B. Faculty Speaker: Ken Rosen
>The National and Bay Area Economic and Real Estate Outlook
>
>11:30-12:45
>Lunch
>
>12:45-2:00
>
>SESSION II
>A. Faculty Speaker: Severin Borenstein
>The California Electricity Crisis: Are Policymakers Learning the Right
>Lessons?
>
>B. Faculty Speaker: Homa Bahrami
>Organizing Knowledge Workers: Perspectives from Silicon Valley
>
>2:00
>Conclusion
>
>
>REGISTRATION:
>
>Name:
>Degree Class Year:
>Job Title:
>Company:
>Day Time Phone Number:
>Fax Number:
>Preferred Email Address:
>
>*Confirmation sent by email and fax only*
>
>Preferred Mailing Address:
>Street Address:
>City/ State / Zip Code:
>
>Guest Name(s) & Job Title/Company (if applicable):
>  YOUR GUESTS MUST PAY REGISTRATION FEE:
>$35 (if register by April 27); $40 (late / on-site registration)
>
>
>~Please note which section you will attend in each session~
>Session 1:
>[  ]  Section A - Does the New Economy Need a New Antitrust? (Katz)
>[  ]  Section B - The National and Bay Area Economic and Real Estate
>Outlook (Rosen)
>
>Session 2:
>[  ]  Section A - The California Electricity Crisis: Are Policymakers
>Learning the Right Lessons? (Borenstein)
>[  ]  Section B - Organizing Knowledge Workers: Perspectives from Silicon
>Valley (Bahrami)
>
>
>  **Includes session materials, networking roster, and boxed lunch**
>
>  Reservations accepted by:
>  FAX (510/643-0531) or via
>  EMAIL at alumni@haas.berkeley.edu.
>
>You may also mail your registration form below to:
>Haas School Alumni Relations Office,
>520 Student Services Bldg. #1904,
>Berkeley, CA 94720-1904.
>If you have any questions please contact the Haas School Alumni Relations
>Office:  510/ 642-7790 or email alumni@haas.berkeley.edu.