Alexis Crow

Dr. Alexis Crow is a global economist who serves as partner and chief economist at PwC US, where she leads the firm's geopolitical investing practice. Crow advises corporations and private investors on navigating macroeconomic trends that influence business strategy and capital allocation. Her work spans Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and North America, and she is a commentator in financial media including Financial Times, New York Times, Bloomberg, BBC, CNN, and Washington Post.

In addition to her role at PwC, Crow is a senior fellow at Columbia Business School and the Observer Research Foundation in India. She is involved with the World Economic Forum, serving on the Global Futures Council on Geopolitics and recognized as a Young Global Leader. Her research and public speaking address financial stability, trade and globalization, global energy markets, and the evolving landscape of real assets and technology investments. Crow frequently delivers keynote speeches at international conferences and contributes to policy discussions on economic empowerment and sustainable growth.

Crow's previous roles include academic appointments at the London School of Economics, leading policy research at Chatham House, and serving as managing director at G2 Investment Group in New York. Her academic credentials include a first class MA from the University of St Andrews and both an MSc and PhD from the London School of Economics. Throughout her career, Crow has contributed to global economic understanding through public speaking, research, and thought leadership in economics, geopolitics, and investment strategy.