FOX21 to host panel on state of the economy
With so much uncertainty about the economy, FOX21 invited three experts–Chris Abeyta, Co-Founder and Owner of Confidence Financial Partners; Dr. Tatiana Bailey, Director of Data-Driven Economic Strategies; and Dirk Hobbs, Founder and Executive Publisher of Colorado Media Group–to better help you understand what you should know and look out for in the future.
After the 30-minute panel airs on Thursday, the full panel will be available in the video player above.
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