Forecasting Patterns of Change

Mr. Graham Molitor is one of the foremost authorities on forecasting government policy, is president of Public Policy Forecasting and former vice president/legal counsel of the World Future Society. He headed lobbying staffs at General Mills and Nabisco, chaired a legislative Commission on the Future, directed research for the White House Conference on the Industrial World Ahead, served on the White House Social Indicators Committee and served in elective, appointive or advisory capacities in each government branch—executive, legislative, judicial and independent regulatory. Mr. Molitor is the editor of the Encyclopedia of the Future (1996) and author of over 100 journal articles and essays on social and technological forecasting. He will be offering seven 30-minute lectures on September 20th to a doctoral residency, while being video-taped for future educational purposes within the School of Global Leadership & Entrepreneurship. His lectures will address the following topics:

• Scanning the Environment
• Framing the Issues
• Advancing the Issues
• Resolving the Issues
• Cyclical Patterns
• Bellweather Jurisdictions
• Next Five Economic Eras

Hotel
Participants are responsible for their own housing arrangements. Participants may stay in the Founders Inn & Spa, subject to room availability, under "Regent University" rates, $105 single, $115 double. Call 1-800-926-4466 to make your reservation.

Registration
Includes lecture, lunch and digital materials for $159.00. SGLE is not able to offer international participants travel, scholarship or entry visa assistance. Registration cancellations by participants will be honored, minus a $50 administration fee, up until Friday, September 14, 2007.