Dr. Sherry Cooper
Executive Vice-President and Global Economic Strategist, BMO Financial Group; Chief Economist - BMO Capital Markets
Style
Dr. Cooper delivers a fast-paced, thorough and easy to understand view of our economy, the world economy and future ramifications.
Books
Profile
Dr. Sherry Cooper is in constant demand as a speaker and writer because of her ability to simplify and de-mystify the complex subjects of economics and finance.
One of Canada’s national newspapers calls Sherry “the megawatt celebrity economist”. She leads a highly-respected economics team and has been repeatedly cited as one of the most influential women in Canada.
Dr. Cooper is regularly quoted in the financial press and you have heard her often on radio and TV. Sherry has just published her third book, The New Retirement: How It Will Change Our Future, released in January 2008.
Dr. Cooper has an M.A. and Ph.D. in economics from the University of Pittsburgh and began her career at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C., covering monetary policy and financial institutions. Following five years at the Fed, she joined the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) as director of financial economics and moved to Canada in 1983 to become Chief Economist at Burns Fry.
Clients Comments
"Sherry Cooper is a dynamo - bright, savvy, and plugged into the heart of our turbulent economic times."
- Don Tapscott,Co-founder of Digital 4Sight and co-author of Digital Capital: Harnessing the Power of Business Webs
Topics
- Taking Control in the Acceleration Age
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Dr. Cooper’s presentations are spectacular. She is in high demand by institutional money managers and corporations. Tailored to your specific interests and the interests of each audience, Dr. Sherry Cooper speaks to:
• Profit from the extended technology driven boom
• Expect and plan for volatility
• Break free from the anxieties associated with rapid change
• Take control of your own destiny
• Develop an investment strategy
• Change your mindset to be able to seize new opportunities
• Learn from the new economy success stories
• Avoid the costly trap of oversimplified demographics based predictions