NABE Chapters and Affiliates
NABE Chapters
Upcoming Chapter Events | Affiliates
NABE members have formed dozens of local and student chapters across the US. Please see below for the complete list. Just like the national organization, NABE Chapters are comprised of those who use business economics in their work and seek to network with others in the field.
No chapter near you? NABE can help you form your own chapter, and below are some steps for getting started. Please contact NABE if you need any further resources.
Chapters by State
Alabama
Alabama Economics Club
President: Clara Prevo
cprevo@bham.rr.com
Arizona
Arizona Economic Roundtable
Chartered March 28, 1972
President: Kent Ennis
Arizona Economic Roundtable
ktennisaz@gmail.com
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Economics Forum: NABE Chapter (Student Chapter)
President: Anna La Tour
Faculty Adviser: Raja Kali
RKali@walton.uark.edu
California
Los Angeles Chapter, NABE
Chartered October 18, 1968
President: Tyler Laferriere, LAEDC
tyler.laferriere@laedc.org
Sacramento Economic Roundtable
Chartered September 26, 1984
President: Andrew King
andrew.king@arb.ca.gov
San Francisco Chapter, NABE
Chartered September 26, 1966
President: Asim Khan
asim.khan@sfgov.org
University of California, Irvine Student Chapter
Chartered May 20, 2009
President: Kerry Dang
kkdang@uci.edu
Colorado
Denver Association of Business Economists
Chartered May 3, 1968
President: David Hanson
davgushansen2@gmail.com
DABE@dabedenver.org
District of Columbia
National Economists Club
Chartered 1968
President: Emily Sanchez
emily_sanchez@americanchemistry.com
Florida
Economic Roundtable of Jacksonville
Chartered October 7, 1975
President: Curt Cunkle
Director of Florida and Executive Banking, EverBank
curt.cunkle@everbank.com
Florida State University
Faculty Advisor: Martha Evans, Evans Economic Consulting
evansecon@earthlink.net
Chapter President: Vittorio Nastasi
vsn15@my.fsu.edu
Georgia
Atlanta Economics Club
Chartered June 12, 1972
President: Jessica Dill, FRB Atlanta
jessica.dill@atl.frb.org
Georgia State University Student Chapter
Juan David Sanabria
jdsanabria13@gmail.com
Grace O, Faculty Advisor
graceo@gsu.edu
Hawaii
Honolulu Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 16, 1972
President: Lesley Gabrielle
lesley@gwandc.com
Illinois
Chicago Association for Business Economics
Chartered June 21, 1968
President: Greg Mycio
info@cabeconomics.org
www.cabeconomics.org
Indiana
Indiana Economic Forum
Chartered May 19, 1967
President: Tom Dean
(317) 345-4648
tbndean@att.net
Louisiana
Grambling State University
President: Regine Prospere
GSU Economics & Finance Club
gsuecongroup@gmail.com
New Orleans Council of Business Economists
Chartered November 8, 1972
President: Robert P. Thibeaux
Attorney-At-Law with the law firm of Sher Garner Cahill Richter Klein & Hilbert L.L.C.
kjkourko@my.uno.edu
Massachusetts
NABE Boston
President(s): Laura Sarlo / John Levin
nabe.boston@gmail.com
Brandeis University Student Chapter
President: Hitesh Sharma
Brandeis International Business School
hiteshsharma@brandeis.edu
Michigan
Detroit Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 29, 1966
President: Paul Traub
paul.traub@chi.frb.org
Economic Club of Michiana
Chartered October 10, 1979
President: Donald Fischesser
djf43@aol.com
Minnesota
University of St. Thomas Student Chapter
President: Justin Hollis
holl3698@stthomas.edu
Missouri
St. Louis Gateway Chapter, NABE
Chartered June 12, 1972
President: Bill Emmons
Economist
St. Louis Federal Reserve
william.r.emmons@stls.frb.org
University of Missouri at St. Louis Student Chapter
William Rogers, Advisor
Nevada
Economic Club of Las Vegas
President: Ken Heck
Ken.heck@heckwm.com
702-823-3350 (phone)
888-844-2676 (fax)
New York
New York Association for Business Economics
Chartered November 17, 1970
President: Alan Goldman
info@nyabe.org
North Carolina
Charlotte Economic Club
President: Rob Roy McGregor
UNC-Charlotte
rrmcgreg@uncc.edu
Appalachian State University Student Chapter
President: John Whitehead
whiteheadjc@appstate.edu
University of North Carolina at Greensboro Student Chapter
Faculty Advisor: Ken Snowden
snowden@uncg.edu
University of North Carolina at Wilmington Student Chapter
Justin Barnes
jtb6886@uncw.edu
Ohio
The Boler Economics Society, John Carroll University
Faculty Advisor: Sokchea Lim
slim@jcu.edu
Central Ohio Association for Business Economics
President: Ben Ayers
Nationwide Economics
AYERSB4@nationwide.com
The Cincinnati Economics Organization
President: Dustin Lester
lester.dml@gmail.com
University of Cincinnati Student Chapter
President: Jackson Burton
Cleveland Association for Business Economics
Chartered December 11, 1962
President: Candice Ensinger
Parker Hannifin
Weatherhead Economics Society, Case Western Reserve University
President: Alex Warofka
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 16, 1980
Russell Evans
rrevans@okcu.edu
Oregon
Portland Chapter, NABE
Beau Whitney
nabe.pdx@gmail.com
503.724.3084
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Council for Business Economics
Chartered September 30, 1965
President: Luke Tilley
Wilmington Trust
Economic Club of Pittsburgh
Chartered September 18, 1972
President: Meredith Cassandra
MCassandra@wyndham.com
Temple University Student Chapter
Faculty adviser: Donald Wargo
docwargo@temple.edu
Tennessee
Mid-South Association for Business Economics
President: David J. Ottum
Division of Insurance and Research
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
dottum@fdic.gov
Economics and Finance Society of Tennessee State University
Andre D. Moore
maplewood1971@yahoo.com
Texas
DFW Association for Business Economics
Chartered March 8, 1965
President: Ryan Tharp
dabeemail@gmail.com
The Houston Economics Club
Chartered November 13, 1967
President: Jesse Thompson, CBE
Senior Business Economist
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas - Houston Branch
713-483-3575
jesse.thompson@dal.frb.org
Rio Grande Economics Association
President: George Novela – El Paso Electric Company, george.novela@epelectric.com
Vice President: Marycruz De Leon – Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, El Paso Branch, marycruz.deleon@dal.frb.org
Secretary – Manuel Reyes – University of Texas at El Paso, Hunt Institute, mlreyes2@utep.edu
Treasurer – Adam Walke – University of Texas at El Paso, BRMP, agwalke@utep.edu
San Antonio Business and Economics Society
Chartered February 22, 1994
President: Alejandro Velez
avelez1977@gmail.com
University of Texas at Arlington Student Chapter
Dora Sigala
nabeuta@hotmail.com
c/o Economics Department
College of Business
University of Texas at Arlington
Room #240B
Arlington, TX 76019
817-272-3440
University of Texas at San Antonio Student Chapter
President: Jose Camacho
qrm695@my.utsa.edu
Faculty Adviser: Kenneth Weiher
kweiher@utsa.edu
Texas A&M Economics Society (Student Chapter)
President: Sofia Suarez Navarrete (sofinava@tamu.edu)
Faculty Adviser: Ben Klopack (bklopack@tamu.edu)
Utah
The Economic Club of Utah
Juliette Tennert
Chief Economist, Director of Economic and Public Policy Research
Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute
Juliette.tennert@utah.edu
Virginia
Richmond Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 25, 1981
President: David Jolley
dstylesjolley@gmail.com
Virginia Commonwealth University Student Chapter
Faculty Advisor: Leslie Stratton
lsstratt@vcu.edu
Washington
Seattle Economics Council
Chartered January 15, 1968
President: Samrat Bhattacharya
sec.secretary@gmail.com
7 Steps to Founding a New NABE Chapter:
1) Contact NABE for a contact list of active NABE Members in your area to identify possible officers and members.
2) Identify a venue or host for Chapter Meetings. Most NABE Chapters meet over lunch either weekly, monthly or quarterly.
3) Identify a speaker for the inaugural Chapter Meeting (see the NABE Speakers Bureau).
4) Contact NABE to post the event on the NABE Calendar.
5) Draft Chapter By-laws, select officers, set regular meeting schedule.
6) Write a formal letter to the NABE Board of Directors requesting official chapter status.
7) The Board will vote at the next meeting, and you will be notified of the decision.
Starting and Running NABE Student Chapters
A group of students at a college or university with an interest in business economics may form a NABE Student Chapter. The following links provide more information on forming and running a student chapter.