Fundamentals of the Producer Price Index (PPI): 2025 Conference

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Includes a Live Web Event on 10/22/2025 at 1:00 PM (EDT)

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The Producer Price Index (PPI), is a key economic indicator that measures the average change over time in selling prices by domestic producers. It's a measure of producer inflation, tracking price changes from the perspective of sellers as they move from raw materials to finished goods. The PPI is a key economic indicator, often seen as a leading indicator of consumer price inflation.

Joseph Marino

CMEA, EECA

President of Truman Mox, Inc.

Joseph Marino, CMEA is the President of Truman Mox, Inc., and brings over 20 years of financial and appraisal expertise to his clients. Starting his career in commercial lending, he served as Vice President for two regional, publicly traded banks, managing diverse loan transactions, including commercial real estate, asset-based lending, and equipment financing. He later spent over a decade as CFO of a $60 million multi-state restaurant group, gaining invaluable experience in financial operations and strategy. He went on to establish his own investment fund, focusing on a diverse portfolio of restaurant ventures across the United States.

Joseph’s firm specializes in Machinery, Equipment, and Inventory Asset appraisals, working with clients nationwide on projects ranging from mergers and acquisitions to senior debt restructuring and SBA lending. Based in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Joseph also dedicates time to charitable causes such as Boys Town, the ALS Association, and the City Mission. In his free time, he enjoys celebrating his Italian heritage as a member of the Italian Sons & Daughters of America.