Canada’s Economy Sees Modest Growth in January
Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 0.1 per cent in January, following a 0.2 per cent rise in December….
Viktor Cicman
Economist, Economic Forecasting
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Viktor Cicman works in the Economic Forecasting team at Signal49 Research. In this role, Viktor is in charge of forecasts for multiple areas. For the provincial forecast, he is tasked with Ontario, Nova Scotia, and the commercial services sector. For city forecasts, he is assigned St. Catherine’s, Hamilton and Halifax.
Prior to Signal49 Research, Viktor worked for 10 years at workforce planning boards in Brantford and Hamilton. These were research focused organizations that worked as an intermediary in local labour markets. Along with providing timely, crucial job market information to various stakeholders, the organization built strong relationships with public institutions and employers to help the job market as effectively as possible.
Academic Qualifications
- Bachelor of Arts, Economics, McMaster University
- Master’s of Arts, Economics, McMaster University
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