Inside City Hall: Ted Egan on the San Francisco Economy

Tues, Apr 8 • 6:00 PM

Manny's

About this event

Join Dr. Ted Egan, SF's Chief Economist, as he explores the economic risks facing San Francisco in 2025. Dr. Egan will offer a nuanced perspective on the far-reaching implications of AI, remote work, and the Trump administration’s policies and dissect the complex economic landscape they have shaped. Manny’s never turns away anyone for lack of funds, offering free tickets upon request. Supports community participation through 'Pay It Forward' tickets.

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