Andrew Scott is an economist, speaker, advisor, and author focusing on macroeconomics, business strategy, and longevity. He is a Professor of Economics at London Business School and has also been Deputy Dean. Scott studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at the University of Oxford and earned a Master's degree from the London School of Economics. He has held important editorial positions, including Managing Editor of the Economic Journal. His research on macroeconomics and longevity has influenced economic policies for institutions like the House of Commons and the Bank of England. His book, "The 100 Year Life," co-authored with Lynda, has sold over a million copies and won the Knowsquare Business Book of the Year. Scott is a consulting scholar at the Stanford Center on Longevity and Chairman of The Longevity Forum, advising organisations on adapting to longer careers. He has also provided guidance to the UK Office for Budget Responsibility.
As a speaker, Andrew shares insights on economic trends and is known for his engaging style. His talks cover economics, business strategy, and sustainability, making him a popular choice for corporate events. His work in economics and longevity has received significant recognition, including a shortlisting for the FT/McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award for "The 100 Year Life." Currently, Andrew is active in research and advisory roles, helping shape economic policies and assisting businesses with longevity challenges. He continues to share his expertise through speaking engagements.
