Graeme Leach

CEO & Chief Economist of 'Macronomics'

Graeme Leach is CEO & Chief Economist of Macronomics, a research consultancy focused on macroeconomics, geopolitics and future megatrends. He is also a Visiting Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Lincoln, a Senior Fellow at the Legatum Institute, and a member of the IEA Shadow Monetary Policy Committee—an influential group of UK macroeconomists offering independent analysis of the Bank of England’s decisions.

“A household name in economy”

Topics

Global Economic Outlook & Future Megatrends
Geopolitical Risks & Their Business Impact
Inflation, Interest Rates & Financial Markets
The Future of Capitalism & Economic Policy
Technology Disruption & The Digital Economy
Leadership in Uncertain Economic Climates
The Great Inflection

Languages

He presents in English.

How he presents

Graeme speaks with clarity, energy and authority, making complex global trends and economic analysis accessible to all audiences. His engaging delivery and talent for storytelling ensure his presentations are both thought-provoking and highly practical.

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In Detail

Previously, Graeme was Chief Economist and Director of Policy at the Institute of Directors, where he represented over 30,000 business leaders in discussions with government, including the Chancellor of the Exchequer and 10 Downing Street. Earlier roles included Chief UK Economist and Chief International Economist at The Henley Centre for Forecasting, and Economic Adviser at the Scottish Provident Investment Group. A regular commentator, Graeme has participated in more than 150 live TV and radio interviews for BBC News, Sky News, CNBC, CNN, and BBC Radio 4. He has contributed articles to The Times and The Daily Telegraph and for over a decade wrote a weekly column in City AM.

What he offers you

In a world in which the future is becoming more and more uncertain, and there is less time to make sense of it, Graeme helps clients to understand the big picture, and thereby have a clearer view of tomorrow, today. He’s also not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom and over the course of his career has made many big calls subsequently proven correct.