Should Washington Have a Public Bank?
About this event
Washington's Public Banking Future
Presented by Washingtonians for Public Banking and co-sponsored by Indivisible Bellingham.
A public bank is a "state-owned" institution in which public funds are deposited. It is mandated to serve a public mission, which may include loans to other government agencies or to support private development. Unlike private banks, it has no shareholders. What are the pros and cons? Find out more!
Presenters:
- Don Morgan, President & CEO, Bank of North Dakota
- Liz Lovelett, Senator, 40th Legislative District
Location
Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship
Social Hall
1207 Ellsworth St
Bellingham, WA
USA
Registration Info
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