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Naomi Klein
Naomi Klein helps organizations cut through misinformation and political confusion with clarity on climate change, economic shocks, and AI-driven polarization. Award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author published in 35+ languages worldwide.
Naomi Klein is an award-winning journalist and author whose work cuts through political confusion to reveal the systems shaping our world.
She has written multiple New York Times bestsellers, including The Shock Doctrine, This Changes Everything, and Doppelganger, which TIME named a Best Non-Fiction Book. Her books have been published in over 35 languages worldwide.
Naomi's decades of investigative work give her a rare ability to connect seemingly unrelated crises, from economic shocks to climate change to the rise of misinformation. Her latest book, Doppelganger, examines how political polarization and artificial intelligence have created what she calls the "Mirror World," a landscape of doubles and confusion that distorts public understanding. She translates these complex forces into language that empowers audiences to think and act with greater clarity.
Audiences leave Naomi's sessions with a sharper framework for understanding how misinformation spreads and why, practical insight into how economic and environmental crises intersect, and a renewed sense that collective action remains possible even in fractured times. Her analysis is grounded in rigorous reporting, not abstract optimism.
Book Naomi Klein to give your audience the tools to see clearly in an era designed to confuse.
Klein's investigative work on economic shocks, climate systems, and misinformation gives leadership teams a rigorous framework for navigating political polarisation and strategic uncertainty. Her analysis connects crises most organisations treat separately, which makes her particularly valuable for boards and senior teams managing reputational risk in fractured markets.
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Naomi Klein draws on decades of investigative journalism to build her talks around a framework-first approach, using her own long-form research — including the reporting behind books such as The Shock Doctrine and Doppelganger — to trace connections between economic shocks, climate change, and misinformation. She translates this research into structured analysis, giving audiences a concrete lens through which to interpret current events rather than relying on abstract argument.
Naomi Klein's sessions address political polarisation and misinformation, the intersection of economic and environmental crises, and the social implications of artificial intelligence. She is the author of multiple New York Times bestsellers, including The Shock Doctrine and This Changes Everything, with her book Doppelganger named a Best Non-Fiction Book by TIME and her work published in over 35 languages.
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