Attendees will leave with a sharper read on the economic currents that could shape their bottom line in the year ahead.
With 2027 looming on the horizon, business leaders are already trying to decode the signals that will define the next phase of the economy. The Morris County Chamber of Commerce is stepping in to help, hosting a Business Outlook Breakfast on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park, NJ. The session is built around economic trends, practical business insights and a forward-looking assessment of what companies can expect financially in 2027. Those who attend will get a clearer picture of the forces at play, from consumer spending and saving habits to workforce productivity, market movements and the broader economic climate influencing decisions at both the local and national levels.
Headlining the event is David Hanson, CEO of Fulton Financial Advisors and Fulton Private Bank. Hanson brings deep credentials to the podium: he is a charter member of the CEB Wealth Executive Management Roundtable and serves as a member and past-chair of the Trust and Wealth Executive Association. His presentation will offer expert analysis of the trends, opportunities and challenges expected to hit businesses in 2027 and beyond, along with actionable takeaways designed to help leaders navigate an increasingly complex economic landscape with confidence.
“Whether you are planning for growth, evaluating risk or simply looking to stay ahead of market changes, this program offers valuable insights plus meaningful connections with fellow members of the business community,” said Meghan Hunscher, chamber president. “The insight of key experts such as David Hanson proves invaluable in planning what’s best for your business, especially considering how intertwined local, regional, national and international economies are.”
Registration is open to both chamber members and non-members. To secure a spot, visit the event registration page or go directly to https://web.morrischamber.org/atlas/events/13162/details.
About the Morris County Chamber of Commerce
The Morris County Chamber of Commerce represents more than 700 member organizations, spanning everything from startups and small businesses to large corporations and Fortune 500 companies. Its mission is to collaboratively advance the interests of its members to champion a thriving business and community environment. Through a steady calendar of events, meetings and seminars, the chamber gives its members a platform to connect, collaborate, learn and succeed. Headquartered in Florham Park, the organization is dedicated to supporting the success of Morris County’s businesses and community by providing services, information and advocacy.
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Morris County Chamber of Commerce
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Why it matters: As businesses brace for an uncertain economic horizon, early intelligence on spending patterns, productivity and market shifts can separate proactive leaders from reactive ones. This breakfast offers a rare chance to hear from a top financial executive and walk away with a framework for 2027 planning — a competitive edge no local business should overlook.
