Top Uk Business Speakers Who Can Help Companies To Grow

Businesses facing up to stark reality following the tax rises in the Budget will be looking for ways to be leaner and meaner in future.

Rachel Reeves’ controversial package of measures leaves businesses facing higher costs and many business leaders will be looking for creative ways to cope.

The Budget has thrown up a lot of uncertainty, as the government presses on with its stated goal of national renewal – or another period of austerity, as some would see it.

As well as the challenges around tax, Labour’s plans will also result in lower GDP growth in the coming years, as attested to by the Office of Budget Responsibility.

High tax and low growth are two factors that could potentially act as a drag of businesses, but there are other challenges too.

Government policies on health, energy, the environment, housing and infrastructure also present challenges and opportunities for businesses.

Looking abroad, there are also changes ahead perhaps in the UK’s relationship with Europe and its backing for the conflict in Ukraine.

Organisations looking to understand where the government is going are looking to experts and insiders to interpret what these changes could mean for relationships in the workplace and business goals.

Jack Hayes, founder and director of the Champions UK speakers agency, says hiring a leading UK business speaker to share their experiences and discuss them with employees would be a good way forward.

He said: “We have built up a fantastic roster of economic specialists over the past few years, including former world leaders and academic experts and are keen to get them to help you.

“Organisations in the Uk face a world of unprecedented change, with a new Labour government and an incoming Trump administration, and we have experts on and who will be able to help them to map out the future.”

Data compiled by Champions Speakers, which is based on reviews and feedback from thousands of events, shows the current top macroeconomic speakers in 2024 to be:

1. Elliott Harris – UN’s former Chief Economist
2. Carmen Reinhart – Professor at Harvard Kennedy School
3. Andrew Sentance – former member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England
4. Stephanie Flanders – economist and journalist
5. Todd Buchholz – founder of the G7 Group and author of The Price of Prosperity
6. Pippa Malmgren – former Special Assistant to the President for Economic Policy
7. Danny Alexander – ex-Chief Secretary to The Treasury
8. Zanny Minton Beddoes – Editor in Chief of The Economist
9. Andy Xie – former Morgan Stanley Managing Director
10. Jeremy Rifkin – president of the Foundation of Economic Trends
11. Dame Frances Cairncross – economic journalist and former Management Editor for The Economist
12. Richard Davies – Chief of Staff at the Growth Commission
13. Peter Goodman – Global Economic Correspondent for The New York Times
14. Bronwen Maddox – Director of the Institute for Government
15. Andrew Scott – acclaimed economist and author of The 100 Year Life
16. Haiyan Wang – distinguished figure in macroeconomics
17. Victoria Scholar – Head of Investment for Interactive Investor
18. Rain Newton-Smith – Director General of the Confederation of British Industry,
19. Ranjay Gulati – Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School
20. Dambisa Moyo – economist and Member of the House of Lords
21. Koichi Hamada – Tuntex Professor Emeritus of Economics at Yale University
22. Supachai Panitchpakdi – former Deputy Minister of Finance for Thailand.
23. Francis Fukuyama – Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at Stanford University
24. Lionel Barber – ex-Editor of the Financial Times
25. Noreena Hertz – former Director at Warner Music Group

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