Maureen Farrow, BSc., is the President of Economap Inc. which provides strategic economic advisory services to business and government.The company specializes in applied economics, forecasting and policy development.In addition to her many other achievements, Ms. Farrow has held the positions of President of the C.D. Howe Institute, Executive Vice President for Loewen Ondaatje McCutcheon Limited and was a Partner of Coopers & Lybrand Consulting Group.Ms. Farrow is currently a director of Dylex Ltd., The Equitable Life Insurance Company and Penreal Capital Management Inc.She is a past director of Schneider Corporation and National Trustco.Ms. Farrow is an author and frequent speaker on a variety of economic issues.
Ms. Farrow holds a B.Sc. (Honours) in Economics from Hull University in England.For the past decade, she has served as Director of a number of public companies as well as a Public Governor of the Toronto Stock Exchange.Currently she serves as a Director of the Equitable Life Insurance Company and Bentall Capital.
Maureen Farrow is President of Economap Inc. and has specialized in applied economics, forecasting, and policy development for the past 35 years. She is widely recognized for her public speaking engagements on global economic trends, the new economy, Canadian and regional economics, demographics, competitiveness and the environment. From 1994 to 1999, Ms. Farrow served as Vice President, Director of Economics and Portfolio/Equity Strategy for Loewen, Ondaatje, McCutcheon Limited. She was President of the C.D. Howe Institute for two years and was Partner and Chief Economist of the Cooper & Lybrand Consulting Group from 1980 to 1992.
Ms. Farrow holds a B.Sc. (Honours) in Economics from Hull University in England. For the past decade, she has served as Director of a number of public companies as well as a Public Governor of the Toronto Stock Exchange. Currently she serves as a Director of the Equitable Life Insurance Company and Bentall Capital.
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Contact, Maureen Farrow. Tel, 416-364-2999.
The economic/financial outlook is kept up todate in the Weekly Economic Pulse,
... Once a quarter Maureen Farrow meets with the client to discuss the ...
Economap Inc. provides a comprehensive review and forecast of the global economic environment and the implications for the financial markets and equity strategy. The service is designed to bring independent, timely research to the portfolio manager. The economic/financial outlook is kept up todate in the Weekly Economic Pulse, delivered each Monday. On a daily basis global economic developments are scanned and as events break that are relevant to individual clients asset allocation advice is communicated directly. Once a quarter Maureen Farrow meets with the client to discuss the current analysis, economic forecasts and equity strategy. This discussion is customized to the clients needs in terms of content and timing. In addition special projects are undertaken for clients.
Maureen Farrow is President of Economap Inc. and during her career has specialized in applied economics, forecasting, and policy development. Her professional experience includes a wide range of public speaking engagements, spanning more than 30 years, on global economic trends, the new economy
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