Dambisa Moyo
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- Global Economist
- Principal of Versaca Investments & Chair of the Economic Club of New York.
- 5X NYT Bestselling Author
- Member of the United Kingdom House of Lords
- American Chemistry Council
- United Nations
- World Economic Forum
- Milken Institute
- International Women's Forum
- Global Investment Summit UK
- Fortune Magazine
- Forbes
- Council on Foreign Relations
- Blackstone
"Dambisa did a fabulous job during our annual meeting, and she is lovely individual. I was fortunate enough to meet her partner and her dog prior to her presentation. So very sweet."
-American Chemistry Council Event"She received some of the strongest feedback of any speaker at Summit; several comments on her compelling delivery and insightful messages. Many attendees left excited to read her book.'"
-NACD Event"'Enjoyed that she brought up thinking points and context that I had not yet considered. Great energy and emanated caring.' 'Very knowledgeable, professional yet personable, clear, concise, gave appropriate examples, and charismatic. Enjoyed.' 'So clear, and ideas that can be put to work.'"
-Crowd Comments from IVY EventIn this speech, DR. DAMBISA MOYO outlines the life and work of the seven greatest economists, their key ideas, and the importance of their ideas for the future of the global economy:
- Adam Smith’s The Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
- Thomas Malthus’s An Essay on the Principle of Population
- David Ricardo’s On The Principles of Political Economy, and Taxation
- Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto & Das Kapital
- John Maynard Keynes’ The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
- Joseph Schumpeter’s Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy
- Friedrich von Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom
Economic thinking of these seven economists has underpinned the global economic progress of the past two centuries; from agrarian local economies to today’s US$100 trillion global
economy.
This year marks 250 years since the United States declared independence, and 250 years since the publication of The Wealth of Nations by the “Father of Economics,” Adam Smith. In an era of heightened economic uncertainty, geopolitical conflicts, and social instability, now is the time to analyze, the veracity and relevance of the most important ideas that have governed the global economy for the past 250 years. We must, as a society, interrogate the extent to which these ideas remain relevant to our future.
DAMBISA MOYO dives into the intricate dynamics of the global economy, offering an expert analysis of future growth trajectories and market trends. Drawing from her extensive experience in international economics, Dr. Moyo provides a comprehensive overview of the factors shaping global growth and market strategies driving the net wave of global prosperity.
As the world grapples with shifting trade policies, DR. DAMBISA MOYO explores the critical investment themes emerging in a de-globalizing landscape. This keynote addresses how Dr. Moyo’s deep understanding of global markets and economic policy equips her audience with the knowledge to navigate and capitalize on the evolving investment climate.
In this thought-provoking presentation, DR. DAMBISA MOYO examines the complex interplay between policy, business, and democracy in today’s fast-changing world. Discussing how businesses can thrive while upholding democratic values and navigating regulatory challenges, Dr. Moyo offers a roadmap for leaders seeking to balance profit and purpose in a landscape marked by political and economic uncertainty.
As a board member of many international organizations, DR. DAMBISA MOYO often leads businesses through moments of turbulence. In this informative presentation, Dr. Moyo offers ten questions for business leaders to ask themselves and their teams in a moment of crisis.
Esteemed economist DR. DAMBISA MOYO shares five lessons for women in business, learnings from her own successes and failures. In this engaging, authentic conversation, Dr. Moyo uses her own story as a jumping-off point for her perspective on climbing the corporate ladder.





