White House Conference on Social Security: Conference Participants (December 8)
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8:45-9:30: Opening Session.

Speakers (not in speaking order):

  • President Bill Clinton
  • Senator Tom Daschle
  • Senator Rick Santorum
  • Representative Richard Gephardt
  • Representative Clay Shaw

9:50-10:50: Panel -- The Challenges of Social Security Reform: Why We Need To Act Now, the Budget Surplus, and Social Security Reform

Presenters:

  • Marilyn Moon -- Urban Institute
  • Rudy Penner -- Former Director of CBO

11:00-12:00: Panel -- The Challenges of Social Security Reform: Impact of Reform on Different Segments of the Population

Presenters:

  • Alicia Munnell -- Boston College
  • Kilolo Kijakazi -- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
  • Richard Thau -- Third Millennium
  • Carol Cox Wait -- Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

12:00-1:30: Lunch Break.

1:30-3:00: Panel -- The Challenges of Social Security Reform: Private Market Options.

Presenters:

  • Henry Aaron -- Brookings Institution
  • Carolyn Weaver -- American Enterprise Institute
  • Josè Piñera -- Cato Institute
  • Bob Ball -- Former SSA Commissioner
  • Gene Steuerle -- Urban Institute

3:15-4:45: Closed Press and Off-the-Record Breakout Sessions to Provide Conference Participants the Opportunity to Speak Directly With Key Administration Officials and Members of Congress. (See color codes for location of breakout sessions)

 

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