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Paul Lewis Biography
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Paul Lewis is an accomplished conference facilitator and prize-winning freelance finance journalist. Paul speaks about the world of finance, opening up the specifics of subjects such as pensions or taxes to any audience - he is ideally suited as a speaker at any conference for a wide range of audiences.
In 2006 he was named Consumer Pension and Investment Journalist of the Year by Aon and won a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of British Insurers.
Paul Lewis - Award Winning Finance Journalist & Broadcaster
Paul presents Money Box on Radio 4 and is often seen on Breakfast on BBC1.
Paul writes two monthly columns on personal finance and money in Saga Magazine and is responsible for most of the financial content on its website. In the past he has written regularly about finance for The Daily Telegraph, Reader’s Digest, The Herald, The Scotsman, and a wide variety of other publications.
Paul Lewis is a real talent and recognised by his audiences and peers alike. He received Headlinemoney's 2010 Journalist of the Year award, and Broadcast Journalist of the Year 2010 award. The London Press Club also presented him with the Consumer Journalist of the Year 2010 award. An incredible year for Pawl Lewis.
Paul Lewis as Author
Paul is the author of "Live Long and Prosper", a book about pensions without most of the boring bits, published in April 2006. He also wrote "Money Magic", a fun guide to sorting out your finances, published in 2005. He has written the annual Understanding Taxes and Savings for Age Concern and Can you Claim it? and Check Your Tax for Help the Aged.
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Amid all the panic, there is some good news claims Hamish McRae
8th October 2008The numbers involved are well within the financial capacity of the modern state
8th October 2008The numbers involved are well within the financial capacity of the modern state
Spotlight on author & international keynote speaker, Niall Ferguson a contender for The Thinkers 50 poll
27th July 2009Author of the best-selling book and television series 'The Ascent of Money', the international keynote speaker on the global economy & finance, Professor Niaill Ferguson is one of the key contenders in the frame for the Thinkers 50 poll, voting for which ends on the 18th August
27th July 2009Author of the best-selling book and television series 'The Ascent of Money', the international keynote speaker on the global economy & finance, Professor Niaill Ferguson is one of the key contenders in the frame for the Thinkers 50 poll, voting for which ends on the 18th August
Speaking tour by Dambisa Moyo to promote her new book 'Dead Aid'
4th June 2009Kenyan born Dambisa Moyo argues in her latest book, Dead Aid that aid to the Third World is not bettering lives. Her premise is that the over-reliance on aid has encouraged a culture of over dependency and corruption leading to the need of yet more aid. Dr Moyo was recently named by Time Magazine as one of the world’s 100 most influential people. She is currently on a speaking tour to promote the book.
4th June 2009Kenyan born Dambisa Moyo argues in her latest book, Dead Aid that aid to the Third World is not bettering lives. Her premise is that the over-reliance on aid has encouraged a culture of over dependency and corruption leading to the need of yet more aid. Dr Moyo was recently named by Time Magazine as one of the world’s 100 most influential people. She is currently on a speaking tour to promote the book.
Innovation is the Key to Surviving the Economic Crisis says Sahar Hashemi
18th December 2008Sahar Hashemi believes that during an economic downturn, innovation is the single most important condition for turning the crisis into an opportunity. Sahar, one of the founders of Coffee Republic, believes that in challenging economic times companies have a greater need than ever to innovate and behave entrepreneurially.
18th December 2008Sahar Hashemi believes that during an economic downturn, innovation is the single most important condition for turning the crisis into an opportunity. Sahar, one of the founders of Coffee Republic, believes that in challenging economic times companies have a greater need than ever to innovate and behave entrepreneurially.
Professor of Economics at Indiano University, Elinor Ostrom is the first woman ever to win the Nobel Prize for Economics
13th October 2009Since its inception in 1968, 62 men have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics. Elinor Ostrom, Professor of Economics at Indiana University has a reputation for challenging conventional wisdom and is the first woman ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics
13th October 2009Since its inception in 1968, 62 men have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics. Elinor Ostrom, Professor of Economics at Indiana University has a reputation for challenging conventional wisdom and is the first woman ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize for Economics
Global Leaders Prepare for Washington Summit
13th November 2008The Group-of-20 leaders, representing the world's major industrialized nations and large developing countries, will meet in Washington this weekend to discuss measures to restore global financial stability.
13th November 2008The Group-of-20 leaders, representing the world's major industrialized nations and large developing countries, will meet in Washington this weekend to discuss measures to restore global financial stability.
Leo Johnson Discusses the Challenges of a Low-Carbon Economy
8th July 2010Leo Johnson, keynote speaker, co-founder of Sustainable Finance Ltd, and partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, spoke at a roundtable discussion yesterday about the challenges of a low-carbon economy confronting government and investors.
8th July 2010Leo Johnson, keynote speaker, co-founder of Sustainable Finance Ltd, and partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, spoke at a roundtable discussion yesterday about the challenges of a low-carbon economy confronting government and investors.
A New Era of Coalitions - Keynote speakers who speak together
13th May 2010In this new era of coalitions, Speakers Corner could discuss the potential dawn of a new phase of politics but we prefer to take a look at some of our favourite speakers who have joined together to create excellent double speaking acts for any conference or event
13th May 2010In this new era of coalitions, Speakers Corner could discuss the potential dawn of a new phase of politics but we prefer to take a look at some of our favourite speakers who have joined together to create excellent double speaking acts for any conference or event
Speakers Andrew Marr, Robert Skidelsky, Bob Ayling, Howard Davies, Mrs Moneypenny & others talk on economic & finance topics at Hay Literary Festival
9th May 2010The Hay Literary Festival covers numerous genres and there are some outstanding speakers who will be delivering talks on the subject of economics, finance and banking. Andrew Marr will deliver a talk entitled The Making of Modern Britain; Mrs Moneypenny, the FT cult columnist will give her take on the financial crisis, Howard Davis, Director of the LSE asks where next for the UK in the global economy and Robert Skidelsky suggests we look back to one of the greatest economists Keynes - to name but a few.
9th May 2010The Hay Literary Festival covers numerous genres and there are some outstanding speakers who will be delivering talks on the subject of economics, finance and banking. Andrew Marr will deliver a talk entitled The Making of Modern Britain; Mrs Moneypenny, the FT cult columnist will give her take on the financial crisis, Howard Davis, Director of the LSE asks where next for the UK in the global economy and Robert Skidelsky suggests we look back to one of the greatest economists Keynes - to name but a few.
Heavyweight keynote speakers are expected at the CBI Conference today including Gordon Brown, David Cameron, Dominique Strauss-Kahn & Stuart Rose to name but a few
23rd November 2009Heavyweight keynote speakers are expected to address the CBI conference in London today. Talking to the most influential and important of business audiences will be our political leaders Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg, business chiefs such as Sir Stuart Rose and Stephen Hester, as well as Lord Adair Turner, BBC Economics Editor Stephanie Flaunders and the CBI's Director-General Richard Lambert. Chairing the conference will be CBI's President, the recently appointed Helen Alexander, former chief executive at The Economist and the first woman in the role.
23rd November 2009Heavyweight keynote speakers are expected to address the CBI conference in London today. Talking to the most influential and important of business audiences will be our political leaders Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg, business chiefs such as Sir Stuart Rose and Stephen Hester, as well as Lord Adair Turner, BBC Economics Editor Stephanie Flaunders and the CBI's Director-General Richard Lambert. Chairing the conference will be CBI's President, the recently appointed Helen Alexander, former chief executive at The Economist and the first woman in the role.
Paul Lewis Reviews
Paul Lewis has spoken and appeared at a number of recent corporate events. Please find some client speaker testimonials and reviews for Paul Lewis for a number of these events and conferences. If you would like some additional information as to how to book Paul Lewis for your corporate event, then please contact one of the Speakers Corner booking agents on +44 (0) 208 365 3200 or email info@speakerscorner.co.uk
"This is the second time we invited Paul. The speech was delivered in an interesting way. I will consider inviting Paul again to next years event"
"Paul's presentation was meticulously researched and delivered. He had 'choreographed' his visual aids so that they perfectly enhanced what he was saying and he kept it lovely and amusing too."
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