Strategic Shifts for Resiliency in the 2030s Great Depression

Business leaders have limited time to prepare for the turmoil and turbulence of the 2030s. Effective planning and execution will make a difference, but there is limited room for trial and error.

The strains and stress that some businesses are contending with in the current economic environment will be briefly addressed in the webinar because we need to “clear the mental table” in order to focus on the larger threat of the Great Depression.

ITR Economics has done more work on the timing of the forthcoming high and the probable low as part of our extensive review of the megatrends driving our thinking and forecasts. We will share that with you, knowing that the years we have to prepare for the Great Depression are fewer than the six that will be spent managing economic turmoil and social change.

It is not easy to contemplate or emphasize markets based on our analysis of “resiliency.” But firms that made similar moves ahead of the Great Recession of 20 years ago found that it made a difference in their profits and competitive performance. ITR Economics warned of that downturn years before it occurred. We helped companies all the way through that decline, and we also helped them maximize the inevitable “bounce” in the economy that followed. We are prepped to do that again, but this time on steroids.

No politics – nothing but economic data and analysis with one focus: maximizing your profits and prospects between now and 2040. Join us and step ahead of the rest.

Join us for this live presentation with Q&A session on December 9, 2025. You'll receive answers to questions like:

• "What is an effective, economically savvy plan for a Gen Xer or anyone else planning to retire in the 2030s?"
• "Beyond identifying resilient markets, what are the attributes and characteristics of the firms that will be truly resilient in those markets in the 2030s."
• "What are the potential forces that could alter the projected timeline or mitigate the projected magnitude of economic displacement?"
• "What will the recovery trend look like following the Depression low?"
• and more!