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NCLTL
SPRING MEETING
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| Thursday, March 17, 2022 |
Speedway Club
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Concord, NC |
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Registration
Skip Registration, Go directly to Pay Online
Buddy Holson 828-455-7970 |
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$50 Members
$75 Nonmembers
$100 Display Tables
Buddy Holson 828-455-7970 |
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| Three lucky
attendees will get to ride around on the Charlotte
Motor Speedway Racetrack. Banking around the turns
is a great experience you will never forget. |
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| AGENDA |
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| 9:00 AM |
Board of
Governors Meeting
Conference Room Speedway
Club
Board, Officers and
Invited Guests Only |
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| 10:30 AM |
Networking
Session
Vendor Displays will be
set up - Cost $100.00 |
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| 11:30 AM |
Buffet Lunch
Blessing, Mark Andrews |
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| 12:15 PM |
Call to
Meeting & Salute to the Flag
President, Dana Hall
Welcoming Remarks
Chairperson, Sherry Ennis
League Updates
Executive Director, Buddy Holson
NCLTL Membership
Update
Membership Chairman, Kevin Perry |
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| 12:30 PM |
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Ron Hetrick
Guest
Speaker
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"The
Demographic Drought:
How a lack of people will change how we look at
labor Description" |
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Ron Hetrick is a leading
labor economist. |
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| Ron is passionate about
educating companies concerning the labor world that
surrounds them. |
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He previously worked
as the Chief Advising Economist for the largest
staffing company in the U.S. guiding the company
into new markets and
exposing risks and potential downturns before
joining his current company, Emsi, where he serves
as the product director for all staffing products
and data. |
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| Ron has published and
presented economic and corporate data findings to
large companies, trade associations and local
governments. He has worked extensively as a
consultant for both external and internal clients on
data analysis. |
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| Among his accomplishments
are his development of a best-in-class contingent
pricing consulting practice. designing the
contingent rate cards of 11 F100 companies and 40+
other companies in the F500. He has also developed a
rate guidance tool that resulted in the highest
internal ROI product in his previous company's
history. He has been quoted by NBC, CNN, USA Public Radio, The
Wall Street Journal, Forbes and numerous other
national news agencies. Hetrick has provided
analysis for prior Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, The
Council of Economic Advisors to the President,
Congress and numerous Fortune 100 companies and
trade associations. |
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The US is suffering
the beginning stages of a sansdemic: a lack of
people to do all the work that needs to be done.
Between 2011 and 2021, nearly every county in the US
saw declines in its working-age population.
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The 2020 census shows
that 16 states saw net population decline over the
past years—the worst numbers since the Great
Depression. Employers and higher education are already
feeling the pain but the people shortage is only
projected to get worse. So how did we get here? What
are the economic ramifications? And is there
anything we can do about it? |
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| As lead author of
The
Demographic Drought, Hetrick answers these questions
by analyzing past, present, and future workforces.
From baby boomers to millennials to the 2020 Baby
Bust, we track the rise and fall of America’s
population and labor force participation rate. We
also outline how employers and higher education
institutions can survive the sansdemic when it hits
in force. |
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Buddy Holson
Executive Director
North Carolina League of
Transportation and Logistics |
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