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Announcing dates for 2012: Fri-Sun, March 16-18 @ Camp Casey

Guest Speaker: Dr. Bob Patton* (Ph D, D Min): More about Bob, click here

*Economics, investing, money, and Bible expert and counselor

TOPIC: MEN and MASTERING MONEY MATTERS (6 sessions with Bob)

 

"Bob Patton is one of the most generous financial experts you'll ever know.  He freely shares from his wealth of financial knowledge and wisdom in practical ways that ordinary people like me can easily grasp and apply immediately.   And he genuinely enjoys doing this as a loving service to help God's people gain financial freedom. " -- Charles Gibson, pastor, Northwood Alliance

"There are great Christian teachers on finance -- Larry Burkett, Ron Blue, Dave Ramsey -- and I would put Bob right up there with them. I have attended his financial freedom seminar several times and brought it to my church. It's powerful, challenging, helpful, biblical and very practical. He truly wants people to succeed in their financial life, life debt free, and find the fullness of Christ in the world of money and things. We are super fortunate to have him at Casey this year." -- Jon Mutchler, pastor, Ferndale Alliance Church

 

 

Pacific Northwest Men*

of the Christian and Missionary Alliance

* This ministry is part of the service and work of the men of Ferndale Alliance Church

For more detailed information about Alliance Men's retreat, contact Gene Goldsmith, or call (360) 384-2484

As iron sharpens iron, So one man sharpens another (Proverbs 27:17)

Golfing

and again, a ping pong!

 

Bike Rides (5, 13, 20, 25 mile courses marked out). Bring your own bike and helmets.

 

Welcome to the web site that brings you all the information you need for the

2012 Alliance Men's Retreat at Camp Casey. Plan to attend!

 

Days and Date: Friday Evening through Sunday Lunch, March 16-18, 2012

Cost and Registration: $125 for men, $110 for teens.

Location: Camp Casey Retreat Center near Coupeville on Whidbey Island. Click here for directions.

Who should come? EVERY Alliance fellow, from boys to great grandfathers! Yes dads, your lads should come with their dads!

Weekend Theme: Being God's Man

Key Verse: 1 Timothy 4:11: set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity

Speaker: TBA

Schedule: Begins with dinner Friday night, wraps up before noon Sunday. Registration is from 4-6 Friday.

Food: Great! (note: if you have special diet needs or concerns contact Donna Gamel at D_GAMEL@yahoo.com)

Music and Worship: TBA

Contact Info: Gene Goldsmith at (360) 384-2484, or email Gene at GeneGoldsmith@comcast.net

Other Web Sites:

The Christian and Missionary Alliance

The Pacific Northwest District of the C&MA

Find an Alliance Church to visit near you!

 

Directions:

From the North (Bellingham)

From the South (Seattle)

From the South (Tacoma and Bremerton)

 

Useful Web Sites For Men

Promise Keepers

Alliance Men

Man in the Mirror

C&MA MEN

 

 

 

To register send $125 for men ($110 for fellows age 18 and under) to "Alliance Men", c/o Gene Goldsmith, 5840 Church Road, Ferndale, WA 98248. Include the following please:

Your Name_____________________________________

Mailing Address and Zip _______________________________ ____________

Phone (__________) _______________________________

Email_______________________________@_______________________________

Your home church __________________________________________ Church

Make sure we can read it!

Thank You

 

 

 

 Who is Bob Patton?

 

Dr.. Bob Patton holds a Ph.D. in finance and economics from the University of Washington and a Doctor of Ministry from Western Seminary in Portland.

He retired as Professor of Finance at Western Washington University after teaching at both Western and the University of Washington.

Dr. Patton has authored more than 30 articles and has worked as the consulting economist on more than 2,000 legal cases in our State and Federal court system. He has served on the Board of Directors for more than twenty corporations and nonprofit organizations. He has also owned and operated several businesses in Washington and Alaska.

He is currently serving as a consulting economist for various investment managers throughout the United States after working as a professional investment manger in his own RIA business for 18 years.

He also serves on the pastoral staff at Hillcrest Chapel Assemblies of God church here in Bellingham.

 

ACADEMIC PREPARATION

D.Min. Administration, 1984, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary

Ph.D. Business Administration, 1969, The University of Washington
Major Areas: Finance, Economics, Management and Personnel Administration

MBA 1966, The University of Minnesota
Major Areas: Finance and Management

BSME 1962, The University of Michigan
Major Areas: Mechanical Engineering

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

A. Professional Investment Experience

1. Registered Investment Advisor, State of Washington, 1982 to 2001
Specializing in market timing of mutual funds

2. Registered Representative, LINSCO/Private Ledger, 1982 to 1996

B. Teaching Experience

1. Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington, 9/70 to 9/79
Professor in the College of Business and Economics
Subjects Taught: Business Finance and Investments
Voted Outstanding Professor, 1970-71
Awarded "Excellence in Teaching Award", 1967-77

2. University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, 9/69 to 6/70
Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Management and Organization
Subjects Taught: Personnel Management and Organizational Behavior

3. University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, 9/67 to 6/70
Lecturer in Business Finance

 

C. Industrial Experience
1. The Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington, 7/66 to 9/69
Financial and Management
2. 3M Company, St Paul, Minnesota, 6/64 to 7/66
Market Research and Product Development
3. The Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington, 8/62 to 6/64
Manufacturing Development
4. University of Michigan Research Institute, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 5/61 to 8/62
Research Assistant

D. Consulting Experience (Incomplete Sample), 1969 to present
1. Management Training, Weyerhaeuser Company
2. General Business Management, Pearson Enterprises, Inc. and Queen Studios
3. Management Training, Lummi Indian Tribal Enterprises
4. Supervisory Training, Lummi Indian Tribal Enterprises
5. Wage and Salary Administration, Lummi Indian Tribal Enterprises
6. Organization Development, Lummi Youth Organization
7. Business Development, New Wellington Resources, Ltd.
8. Business Development, Zephyrus Corporation
9. Business Development, Swiftsure Enterprises, Inc.
10. Business Development, Thompson Home Insulation, Inc.
11. Business Development, San Juan Marine Service, Inc.
12. Organization Development, Lummi Indian Integrated Services
13. Business Development, Bellingham Crate Company
14. Business Development, Whatcom Security Agency
15. Business Development, Trinity Communications and Electronics, Inc.
16. Systems Design, Builders Concrete, Inc.
17. Financial Management, Intercristo
18. Financial Management, Viking Financial Services, Inc.
19. Financial Management, Dayspring Nursery
20. Financial Management, Bellingham Medical Arts Association
21. Financial Management, Cascade College of Commerce
22. Financial Management, Hillcrest Chapel, Inc.
23. Financial Management, Fiberglass Structural Engineering
24. Financial Management, Cornerstone Construction
25. Financial Management, Feller Heating and Air Conditioning
26. Financial Management, Reliance Orthotic and Prosthetic Services
27. Financial Management, Swanson Construction
28. Financial Management, The Firs Bible and Missionary Conference
29. Economic Consulting, Trillum Corporation
30. Economic Consulting, Nicholas Suzick, Registered Investment Advisor
31. Economic Consulting, Haskell Corporation
32. Economic Consulting, Stephen P. Ludeman, Registered Investment Advisor
33. Economic Consulting, Technical Financial Services, LLC
34. Economic Consulting, Barracuda Investments, LLC
35. Economic Consulting, Randy Welsh Portfolio Management
36. Economic Consulting, Ludeman Capital Management

E. Forensic Economic Expert, 1972 to present. Cconsulting on more than 2,000 personal injury & wrongful death cases.

SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, HONORS, etc.

Excellence in Teaching Award, Western Washington University, 1977
Elected Outstanding Professor, Western Washington University, 1971
Beta Gamma Sigma - National Business Honorary, 1969
The Boeing Company Doctoral Award, 1978
Michigan Alumni Scholarship, 1961
Midland, Michigan Engineer Society Scholarship, 1957

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

National Association of Forensic Economics
American Academy of Economic and Financial Experts
Professional Engineer in the State of Washington

PUBLICATIONS

Published Articles:

1. "Lummi Management Education Program: A Pilot Program for Native Americans," Education Journal of the Institute for the Development of Indian Law, May, 1973.

2. "Lummi Aquaculture Project: A Tribal Business in Harmony with Indian Culture," Education Journal of the Institute for the Development of Indian Law, May, 1973.

3. "The Educational Enterprise," Man/Society/Technology, November, 1973.

4. "The Lummi Management Education Program: A Second Look," Education Journal of the Institute for the Development of Indian Law, November, 1973, pp. 10-13.

5. "A Management Education Model for Native Americans," Education Journal of the Institute for the Development of Indian Law, Vol. 2, No. 5, 1974.

6. Lummi Aquaculture Final Report to the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, Technical Assistance Grant No. 07-6-09226-2, September, 1975.

7. "Where are the Lummi Management Graduates Today?" American Indian Journal, October, 1975.

8. "Improving Management Training Using Apprenticeship Principles," Training and Development Journal, October, 1975.

9. "Measuring the Effectiveness of Training Programs for Tribal Enterprises Management," American Indian Journal, November, 1976.

10. "Past and Present Trends Which Influence the Economic Expert in Litigation," Washington State Bar News, Vol. 31, No. 9, October, 1977.

11. "Companies Favored Over Corporations in Tax Changes," Washington Business, December 7, 1978.

12. Intalco Distinguished Lecture Series Proceedings, 1976-77, Western Washington University, 1978.

13. "Job Satisfaction Among Business School Deans," AACSB Bulletin, Vol. 15, No. 1, Fall, 1979.

14. "Evaluating Annuity Settlement Options," Washington State Bar News, vol. 33, No. 11, November, 1979.

15. "Job Satisfaction Among Business School Deans," Faculty Report Series, Western Washington University, April, 1980.

16. "The Income Tax Effect on Present Cash Value of Lost Earning Capacity," Washington State Bar News, Vol. 36, No. 3, March, 1982.

17. "The Economic Value of Future Earnings," WSTLA Trial News, June, 1982.

18. "The Economic Value of Future Earnings in an Era of High Interest," Trial Bar News, Concord, NH, Vol. 2, No. 3&4, November and December, 1982.

19. "Estimating Personal Consumption in Wrongful Death and Survival Actions," Washington State Bar News, Vol. 38, No. 6, June, 1984.

20. A Manual for Operating a Church Corporation in the State of Washington, Hillcrest Chapel, Bellingham, Washington, 1984.

21. "Selecting a Discount Rate: A Case for the 'Alaska Method'," Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol. 2, No. 2, April, 1989.

22. "Alternative Measures of Earnings Growth," Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol. 3, No. 1, December, 1989.

23. "Estimating Personal Consumption Costs in Wrongful Death Cases," Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol. 4, No. 2, Spring/Summer, 1991.

24. "Measuring Earnings Growth in the U.S.," Journal of Legal Economics, Vol. 3, No.3, December, 1993.

25. "Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables Updated," Journal of Forensic Economics,
Vol. 11, No. 1, Winter, 1998.

26. "Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables 1997-98 Update," Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol.13, No. 3, Fall, 2000.

27. "It's All About Income! A Response to 'Patton & Nelson Personal Consumption Revisited: Is Income Important'," Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol. 14, No. 2, Winter, 2001.

28. "Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables 2000-01: Updated and Revised" Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol. 15, No. 3, Fall, 2002.

29. "America's Economic MeltdownHow Can We Fix This Mess" Barron Smith Daugert Business and Employment Newsletter, Fourth Quarter, 2008.

30. "Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables 2005-06," Journal of Forensic Economics, Vol. 20, No. 3, Spring, 2009.

31. "Two Definitional Issues with the Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables: A Reply", Journal of Forensic Economics . Vol.21. No. 1, December, 2009.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

1. Member of the Board of Directors and President for Greater Bellingham Ministries, 9/81 to Present.
2. Member of the Board of Directors and Treasurer for Hillcrest Chapel, Inc., 8/79 to present.
3. Chairman of the Board of Directors for Nootka Mission Association, 3/79 to 12/88.
4. Member of the Board of Directors of Fiberglass Structural Engineering, Inc., 2/81 to 12/86.
5. Member of the Board of Directors for Cascade College of Commerce, 1/79 to 6/81.
6. Member of the Board of Directors of Trinity Communications and Electronics, Inc., 10/75 to 2/77.
7. Member of the Board of Directors of Sea Farms International, 5/74 to 1/76.
8. Member of the Board of Directors of San Juan Marine Services, Inc., Anacortes, WA., 4/74 to 6/75.
9. Member of the Board of Directors of Thompson Home Insulation, Inc., Bellingham, WA 4/74 to 6/75.
10. Member of the Board of Directors and President of Island Cruise, Inc., Bellingham, WA 12/73 to 5/76.
11. Member of the Board of Directors and Secretary-Treasurer of New Wellington Resources, Ltd.,
12. Member of the Board of Directors of Zephyrus Corporation, Bellingham, WA, 6/73 to 10/74.
13. Member of the Board of Trustees for the Lummi Indian Tribal Enterprises, 1/71 to 1/74.
14. Member of the Board of Directors and Vice President for Pearson Enterprises, Inc., 2/70 to 7/73.
15. Member of the Board of Directors of the Firs Foundation, 12/95 to present.
16. Member of the Board of Directors and President of Pacific Helicopter Leasing, Inc., 1/01 to 12/07.
17. Member of the Board of Directors and President of Gold Aircraft, Inc., 4/08 to 12/11.
18. Member of the Board of Directors of Environmental Research and Development, 8/08 to present.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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