Alan Beaulieu

Biography

One of the country`s most informed economists, Alan Beaulieu is a principal of the Institute for Trend Research where he serves as President. He is coauthor of Make Your Move, a book on how to increase profits through business cycle changes. Alan is a principal and Managing Partner of ITR Capital Partners and is an active member of its Investment Committee. Alan is also the Senior Economic Advisor to the NAW and the Chief Economist for HARDI. And, beginning in September 2010, Alan will be the host of "Make Your Move", a business radio talk show heard Monday afternoons on the VoiceAmerica and World Talk Radio Networks.

Mr. Beaulieu has been providing workshops and economic analysis seminars across the US to literally thousands of business owners and executives for the last 20 years.

Pronouncements from the Institute for Trend Research and/or Mr. Beaulieu have appeared in/on: the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Knight Ridder News Services, Business Week, Associated Press, The Washington Times, CBS Radio, CNN Radio, Sirius talk radio, KABC, NPR affiliate WLRN and numerous other outlets.

Publications

Make Your Move

What: Long-awaited, 224-page book by ITR principals Alan and Brian Beaulieu shows readers how to spot unfolding business cycle trends well in advance with plenty of time to take advantage of them.

For Who: Business leaders, economics students, corporate decision-makers.

Key Benefits: An easy-to-read, informative book with practical strategies and proven solutions that businesses of all sizes can immediately implement to boost their bottom lines and strengthen their futures. The Beaulieus have a reliable 96% forecasting accuracy rate.

Titles

A sample of what you will learn:
* Short-term and long-term economic forecasts (U.S. and /or abroad).
* How those forecasts impact your company.
* Is the economy going to grow?
* What about inflation?
* How will the U.S. be affected by corporate production facilities being moved overseas?
* Republican or Democrat - what impact does each type of administration have on the economy?
* Does the stock market give us a true reading of the economy?
* What leading economic indicators should we be watching for?
* See the future first before your competition does!