Ron Insana
- 40-Year Veteran, Financial News Reporting
- CNBC Senior Analyst & Commentator; Host, The Market Score Board Report
- CEO, iFi AI; CEO & Founder, The Insana Entertainment Group
- Author of Four Books on Investing & Financial Markets Trends
- Prudential
- Oracle
- Merrill Lynch
- IBM
- Albrecht, Viggiano, Zureck & Company, P.C
- Consumer Technology Association
- Omnicom
- The Counselors of Real Estate
- Molloy College
- National Association of Industrial and Office Properties
"It was a rare and distinct pleasure to work with you during our summit. We received immediate positive feedback – literally as people were leaving the ballroom. I know the Long Island business community is better informed today, because of all the insights you shared with us yesterday."
-Albrecht, Viggiano, Zureck & Company, P.C"You should know that your newest fan club – CTA – was abuzz yesterday! The Board unanimously declared you best speaker we’ve had…period. Lunch and dinner were spent talking about your insights; your range and depth are extraordinary. The gut punches of laughter were the icing on the cake. Thank you for opening our eyes much wider."
-Consumer Technology Association"Ron Insana delivered the most insightful commentary across the political and economic landscape – all with great style and humor. Without slides or a script, he captivated the room – without exception, the audience absolutely loved him."
-Omnicom"Our annual convention was a great success, thanks, in no small part, to Ron Insana’s involvement. Attendees were highly complementary, commenting on the relevance of your session."
-The Counselors of Real Estate"Ron was perfect. No one could have done a better job. He was not only as good as I expected - he was even better. He's a pro!"
-Molloy College
The Economy 2025: Washington, Wall Street, and the World – Who Stands To Win, Who Stands To Lose?
For the first time in decades, regardless of which political party wins, the White House, Washington and Wall Street might find themselves at odds over critical economic policies. This situation potentially places Main Street in a difficult position. On one side, there are proposals for across-the-board tariffs and mass deportations; on the other, there are capital-damaging tax hikes, and both sides are proposing deficit-increasing budgets. The federal government may wield more influence over the economy than a “friendly” Federal Reserve for the first time in years.
The first year of a new presidency always brings uncertainty, and 2025 will likely be no different for markets, the economy as a whole, and, perhaps more importantly, for specific sectors and regions that could be affected by upcoming policy and political changes. Ron Insana outlines the potential for profits and pitfalls, risks and rewards, and gains and losses in the year ahead – domestically and globally. What happens in 2025 may well shape the economy and markets for decades to come. Ron tailors this presentation to suit each audience on topics such as:
• Central Banks: Have They Risked a Recession to Fight Inflation?
• De-Globalization & De-Dollarization: Fact and Friction?
• Geo-Politics: 5 Hot Spots to Watch Around the World
• The AI Revolution: From Infrastructure to Implementation
• Battling Climate Change: Big Business versus Mass Migration
• The Culture Wars: What’s the Economic Cost of Societal Change?
