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Politics & Current Affairs Speakers
Politics and current affairs are constantly adapting to the demands of an ever-changing landscape. Our political keynote speakers share stories, exclusive insights and hope on how the future looks, along with explaining the commonly misconceived attitudes adopted by the general population.
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E E: £2k-£5k As the director of the UK’s leading economic research institute, Paul Johnson has spent his whole working life focussing on the economics of public policy and can talk on a range of topics related to this field.
E E: £2k-£5k Freelance reporter, formerly Channel 4’s Economics Editor, Paul Mason was appointed BBC Newsnight's business correspondent in 2001, making his first live appearance on 9/11.
POA POA: Contact Us Sir Peter Gershon was head of the Office of Goverment Commerce and is now Chaiman of National Grid. His career has spanned both the private and public sectors.
E E: £2k-£5k Political thinker, Anglican theologian, and director of think tank ResPublica.
POA POA: Contact Us Piers Morgan was famously the youngest national newspaper editor in more than half a century. He edited the News of the World and the Daily Mirror under Murdoch.
A A: £25k and over Pippa Malmgren was an advisor to US President George Bush in the White House and a member of the National Economic Council during Enron and 9/11.
C C: £10k-£15k Former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Rachel Lomax delivers keynote speeches on topics including the current economic climate & monetary position.
C C: £10k-£15k Rachida Dati is a French Politician for the Republican Party.
C C: £10k-£15k Rahaf Harfoush is a Digital Anthropologist and bestselling author researching the impacts of emerging technologies on our society.
D D: £5k-£10k Ranvir Singh is the award-winning presenter and political editor for Good Morning Britain
E E: £2k-£5k Professor Richard Aldrich is a leading expert on intelligence, espionage and cyber security, known for making the hidden world of spies and state surveillance both accessible and compelling.
D D: £5k-£10k Keynote speaker Richard Davies served as economics advisor to George Osborne at HM Treasury from 2015 to 2016.
E E: £2k-£5k Journalist and broadcaster, Ritula Shah has worked across a range of radio stations and television news programs.
A A: £25k and over Robyn Meredith is one of the world's best-respected Asia analysts
D D: £5k-£10k Former editor of the Today programme, Rod Liddle is an entertaining after dinner speaker with a great knowledge of politicians - especially useless politicians.
D D: £5k-£10k A global thought leader on the relationship between public policy and innovation, Rohan Silva has an unrivalled perspective on technology’s potential to transform public services and drive economic growth and job creation