Join us for the 6th instalment of our fireside chat between James Burron (President, CAASA) and Dr. David Fisman (Professor of Epidemiology, University of Toronto).
Everyone has read/viewed a copious amount of news and views about COVID-19 over the last 9 months and in this, installment of Dr. David Fisman’s talks on the disease and its effect on the world we will delve into the next legs of it and how to keep one’s head in the game.
First, we will discuss his well-researched point of Peak COVID (hint: it’s in 2021) and how the world might change (or evolve) going forward.
Second, Dr. Fisman will illustrate and explain the dispersion of infectious diseases in various populations that one might otherwise see as simply spurious correlations. (Knowing this might make doing the ‘right thing’ easier as it shows how an ounce of prevention and common sense really does block transmissions.)
This session is open for all members of CAASA. If you are with a member company, please contact us for access to the registration page as a member.
Professor in the Division of Epidemiology, Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto
Moderator
President & Co-founder, CAASA
Professor in the Division of Epidemiology, Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto
Dr. Fisman is a Professor in the Division of Epidemiology and a Full Member of the School of Graduate Studies. Dr. Fisman also has cross-appointments at the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation and the Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine. He also serves as a Consultant in Infectious Diseases at the University Health Network.
Moderator
President & Co-founder, CAASA
James co-founded CAASA in response to industry support for a Canadian alternatives association to serve all aspects including: hedge / alternative strategies; private lending; private real estate; private equity; plus emerging areas where Canada is a leader such as digital assets / blockchain and robo-advisors.
Prior to CAASA, James was the Chief Operating Officer of AIMA Canada where his team of three worked with 12 committees to produce 50-60 events per annum across Canada, organize 100+ committee meetings, and increase member numbers over his 7-year tenure from 66 to 164 corporate entities.
James also has experience in research and writing for the CAIA Association as well as serving on CAIA’s Exam Council and as a grader for the Level II portion of the exam. He also had roles in institutional sales and FoHF structuring in Seoul, South Korea, as a Product Manager at ICICI Wealth Management, and an Investment Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities. He graduated from Simon Fraser University with a BBA (Finance).
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