Stephanie Flanders is an authority in international economics, market strategy, and investment banking. With a remarkable thirty years of experience in both the public and private sectors, her extensive knowledge and expertise have earned her recognition as a leader in the industry. Stephanie provides a range of valuable skills to corporate clients, including professional presenting, hosting, facilitating, and delivering bespoke keynote talks.
Stephanie made significant contributions to the field during her tenure as the Economics Editor at the BBC. She covered Britain's economics for Panorama and conducted an insightful interview with former Prime Minister David Cameron, offering an in-depth analysis of the economic climate. Stephanie also presented series such as Stephanomics on Radio 4 and Masters of Money.
Stephanie's educational background is equally impressive, with a first-class honours degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from the University of Oxford and a scholarship to Harvard University. Before her career in journalism, Stephanie worked as an economist at the London Business School and the Institute for Fiscal Studies. She has also held prominent positions at the Financial Times and New York Times, serving as a speechwriter and advisor to the US Treasury Secretary.
Stephanie currently holds the positions of Senior Executive Editor and Head of Economics at a financial software data company. Leveraging her comprehensive experience in both the public and private sectors, Stephanie is available as a speaker, offering bespoke talks on economics, politics, and market strategy. To book Stephanie Flanders for your next event, please contact PepTalk.
An engaging discussion on the intersections of politics, economics, and communication. Explore how these fields influence one another and shape societal outcomes. Attendees will gain insights into the complexities of political discourse, the impact of economic policies, and the role of effective communication in driving change. This conversation promises to deepen understanding and inspire new perspectives on these critical issues.
