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G.A.M.E. II FORUM GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT EDUCATION Cosponsored by March 29 –31, 2012 EXCLUSIVE BROADCASTING PARTNER Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers, NYC WELCOME TO THE QUINNIPIAC G.A.M.E. II FORUM ver the next 2½ days, the second annual Quinnipiac Global Asset Management Education (G.A.M.E.) II OForum is bringing an international group of current and future leaders from the financial services industry together to explore important developments, challenges and opportunities facing investment professionals within our global financial markets. Industry support for this innovative investment conference is very strong. NASDAQ OMX Group, The Hartford, CFA Institute, LPL Financial, Eagle Asset Management and Davidson Investment Advisors, as Quinnipiac G.A.M.E. II Forum Strategic Partners, are joined by 93 firms in providing more than 122 keynote speakers, panelists, workshop presenters and student-managed portfolio competition judges. The global dimension of the Quinnipiac G.A.M.E. II Forum is also reflected in the more than 38 countries represented by our international group of participating students and their faculty mentors from more than 110 colleges and universities. Today, 16 keynote speakers will explore the economy, alternative assets, stock markets and corporate governance. After the keynote speaker panelists make their initial comments, the moderator will welcome questions from students in the audience. This will be your first opportunity to interact with top leaders in the financial services industry. On day two of G.A.M.E., students and faculty will participate in a number of concurrent breakout sessions, workshop presentations and keynote perspectives that will explore portfolio management, equity analysis, forensic accounting, risk and ethical decision making, to name a few. G.A.M.E. concludes on day three with a focus on careers and academic program development. Your G.A.M.E. experience will be rounded out through interactive career discussions with a group of young professionals who once sat in your shoes. We look forward to seeing you at the Quinnipiac G.A.M.E. III Forum in Spring 2013 in New York City. For more information, visit qgame.quinnpiac.edu, email [email protected] or call 203-582-3888. Sincerely, DR. DAVID A. SAUER Founder, Managing Director & Program Chair Quinnipiac G.A.M.E. II Forum QUINNIPIAC G.A.M.E. II FORUM STRATEGIC PARTNERS NASDAQ OMX GROUP EAGLE ASSET MANAGEMENT The NASDAQ OMX Since 1976 Eagle has been com - Group, Inc. is the world’s mitted to employing investment largest exchange company. It delivers trading, exchange technology and managers with extensive experience in the investment-management public company services across six continents, with more than 3,400 industry. In fact, our managing directors have an average 25 years of listed companies. 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