This page is being phased out. Please see the New NABE Roundtables page for links to all the Roundtables. NABE Roundtables NABE offers members an opportunity to join special interest groups, called Roundtables. An explanation follows. Each Roundtable usually has at least two meetings a year and provides a means of networking among its members.
Roundtable dues are in addition to regular membership dues.
If you are already a Roundtable member, your membership renewal invoice includes Roundtable dues. There is no limit to the number of Roundtables to which a NABE member may belong. The Technology Roundtable is for NABE members interested in the technology sector of the economy. Of especial interest is the relationship of business economics and corporate planning and the need of the planning function to be thoroughly grounded in good economics. The Financial Roundtable is designed to provide a closer association of economists connected with financial institutions, to provide a means of communication and an exchange of experience and ideas among economists of varying job functions and financial institutions, and to develop specific financially oriented programs and seminars that will enhance the background of the financial economist.