Written by Mulroe Staff Friday, 25 March 2011 12:34
Eric Zorn, a Chicago Tribune columnist, moderated the discussion and panel. This year's panel included: State Senator Kimberly Lightford, State Senator Kirk Dillard, Executive Director to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, Matt Gardner, Crain’s Chicago Business columnist, Greg Hinz and Secretary to the Illinois Department of Human Resources, Michelle Saddler. A keynote address was given by Illinois Senate President John Cullerton. "Taking part in discussion and debate plays a key role in policy making," Senator Mulroe said. "Events like this symposium help us all to be more knowledgeable about the State's budget and the steps which are necessary to restore the fiscal health of our state."
CHICAGO, IL – This morning at the Urban League Club of Chicago, State Senator John Mulroe (D-Chicago) attended a Fiscal Symposium, held by the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability, to address how recently passed legislation will affect Illinois’ economy presently, and in the future.
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Senator John G. Mulroe
John G. Mulroe
Senator 10th District
217-782-1035
Years served: 2010 - Present
Biography: BBA – Accounting, Loyola University, CPA; Loyola University of Law, member of Chicago and Illinois State Bar Associations; full-time attorney; appointed August 2010 to fill the position of retired Senator James DeLeo; lives in Edison Park with wife Margaret and their four children.