<p>Editor-in-chief of<em> The Economist </em>and named one of the "Most Powerful Women in the World” by <em>Forbes</em>, Zanny Minton Beddoes is a renowned global economics expert, sought-after for her authoritative perspectives on the world economy.</p><p>The first female editor in <em>The Economist’s</em> 170+-year history, Minton Beddoes previously served as the publication’s business affairs editor, economics editor and emerging-markets correspondent. She is renowned for delivering sophisticated insight on all facets of economic affairs. At the nexus of the global economy and policy, Minton Beddoes adeptly positions new developments that impact business and industry into the broader context of world events, from emerging markets and a precarious European Union to corporate America and the latest twists in U.S. politics.</p><p>Her post at the top covering the global economy, policy and business enterprise, she enlightens audiences on financial and economic trends with prescient analysis that is detailed yet comprehensive in scope. With charming wit and remarkable precision, her unique depth of perspective on the future of the global economy provides an unparalleled outlook that always engages and informs.</p><p>Minton Beddoes is the recipient of the 2017 Loeb Award in the “Breaking News” category for<em> The Economist’s </em>scoop on Saudi Aramco, as well as the 2012 Loeb Award for economic journalism.</p>
Editor-in-chief of <em>The Economist</em>
<ul><li><strong>A Future View: Global Leadership and Our Global Economy</strong></li><li>What will be the long-term geopolitical and economic consequences of the global pandemic? Zanny Minton Beddoes examines the scale of the damage and the impact on government finances, on trade and globalization and the role of the State. What does the future of business look like; what trends have been accelerated and will reshape business? Minton Beddoes tackles these and other complex questions, and she thoughtfully sketches out what the world will look like as we chart a way forward. </li><li><strong>What’s Next? Making Sense of a Global Economy</strong></li><li>In this big picture presentation, Zanny Minton Beddoes—The Economist’s Editor-in-Chief and former Washington Editor, Economics Editor and Business Affairs Editor—reveals the interplay of democracy, demography, technology, energy and government policies as the ultimate drivers of economic change. </li><li>As it relates to global economy: 1) How is Europe displaying attributes typical of Japan, where economies are no longer shrinking, but stagnant? 2) Emerging market economies are being tested: A candid look at which have promise and those that could collapse under the pressure.</li><li>Minton Beddoes delivers unmatched insights and global perspective on the various economic elements at work in presentations that are constantly evolving along with global economic conditions and circumstances.</li></ul>