Date: December 1, 2009, Tuesday

Time: 6:30-9:00 PM

Location:        Maggianos Little, Italy Restaurant
                 5333 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Friendship Heights
                 Washington, D.C.        
                 Phone: (202) 966-3108

Parking:         Underground Garage, Discount Available, Get your ticket stamped at the restaurant 
                 Enter either from Wisconsin Avenue,NW or from 43rd Street, NW behind the Restaurant

Transit Access: METRO Red Line at Friendship Heights Station

Price:           Members of HBS Club  $35.00; members of partner clubs $40.00; non-members $55.00

Join members of the Harvard Business School Alumni Club and our partners for a family-style Italian Dinner  and hear  Stephen A. Boyko  discuss his new book entitled "We're All Screwed!  How Toxic Regulation will Crush the Free Market System"

A financial regulation insider explains how three dimensional governance is the right model for the U.S. Capital Markets.  In plain English, Boyko makes his case in an easily digestible and  entertaining manner. We're All Screwed builds on Boyko's long experience and research  and includes explanations of market volatility, boom-bust cycles, transformative change, randomness, uncertainty, and much more.  

Bad rule writing has resulted in bad legislation such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and has created an ineffective system for regulating the U.S. Capital Markets.
If corrective action does not occur,  the 2008 subprime stock market crash could potentially result in more toxic regulation. In We're All Screwed, former NASD executive Steve Borko offers in-depth analysis of how we got into this mess and a critique of the U.S. Treasury's regulatory proposal.

Steven A. Boyko has more than 40 years of financial experience in a broad range of industries. He formulated securities regulatory policy for NASD and taught MBA-Level Management and Finance at the Kogod School of Business.  He is Chairman and CEO of N2K Ecosystems, Inc.  He has managed regional brokerage operations for retail. institutional and corporate clients, creating metrics for economic development and providing practitioner's  prospective for the privatization  of the former Soviet Union in areas of corporate governance and regulatory development of the Ukrainian Capital Market.