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Daniel Altman BiographyIn a world rocked by economic downturns and geopolitical uncertainty, rational long-term forecasts and innovative strategies have special value for executives and investors. That’s where visionary economist Daniel Altman comes in. An internationally bestselling author and veteran of the Economist and New York Times, Altman has spent his career identifying and implementing solutions to the problems facing the global economy. Not only is Altman focused on growth and profitability, but he is also committed to improving the lives of people around the world. In his fascinating presentations, Altman outlines the steps that countries, businesses and individuals can take to enhance their economic future.
A renowned professor, writer, and advisor, Altman believes that it is deeply ingrained factors – patterns that can be traced throughout history – that are dictating the economic and societal trends of today. His latest book, Outrageous Fortunes, uses this idea to identify 12 diverse trends that will reshape the global economy in the coming decades. Altman has played a direct part in fashioning this future as an economic advisor to the British Government. Today he is changing the way managers assess foreign investments as the inventor of the Baseline Profitability Index, a tool for assessing the attractiveness of markets around the world. He also serves as Chief Economist of the website Big Think.
A gifted speaker with a keen ambition to simplify the complex, Daniel Altman makes economics accessible to everyone. With an incredible range of knowledge and expertise, Altman shares his insights on subjects ranging from engaging with the Chinese economy to cultivating the competitive advantages of the American worker. His most recent work, in the young and fascinating science of sports analytics, uses data to understand how athletes work together to win games. Taking these same principles, he has developed tools for companies to help their employees achieve peak performance.
Altman’s pivotal contributions to the world of economics have challenged traditional assumptions and methods, and his presentations provide audiences with a roadmap to future success and growth. Not afraid of rocking the boat, Altman’s presentations leave audiences with a new perspective on economic trends and new ways to thrive in the global marketplace.
Contact a speaker booking agent to check availability on Daniel Altman and other top speakers and celebrities.
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Speaker Daniel Altman has exhaustively researched the future of consumption in the global economy: what we will buy, how we will use it, and who will sell it to us. He explains how underlying trends in technology, population, and resources will affect all of these facets of selling in the coming years and he points out which public policies and strategies would make the most of these changes for the private sector.
Big economies like Brazil, China, and India attract plenty of attention from the markets but investors don't always see the returns they expect. Speaker Daniel Altman shows how combining smaller and safer markets can be a more sensible choice for exporters, multinationals, and portfolio investors. He also outlines the risks and opportunities that will drive the performance of emerging markets in the future.
Major investors in large public companies insist that executives maximize profits. But these companies can create massive benefits for society as well. Speaker Daniel Altman is one of the originators of the "long-term single-bottom line," an alternative to concepts such as corporate social responsibility, shared value, and double
• and triple-bottom lines. He explains why the long-term single-bottom line is the best choice for shareholders, companies, and societies as a whole.
The recent economic downturn has shown that a good education and a wealth of experience are not always enough to keep the American worker competitive. Yet economist, author, and speaker Daniel Altman sees promising signs that distinctly American skills and talents can be brought to bear in the global economy, both in existing industries and in new roles. He shares his insights in this hopeful keynote.
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In a world rocked by economic downturns and geopolitical uncertainty, rational long-term forecasts and innovative strategies have special value for executives and investors. That’s where visionary economist Daniel Altman comes in. An internationally bestselling author and veteran of the Economist and New York Times, Altman has spent his career identifying and implementing solutions to the problems facing the global economy. Not only is Altman focused on growth and profitability, but he is also committed to improving the lives of people around the world. In his fascinating presentations, Altman outlines the steps that countries, businesses and individuals can take to enhance their economic future.
A renowned professor, writer, and advisor, Altman believes that it is deeply ingrained factors – patterns that can be traced throughout history – that are dictating the economic and societal trends of today. His latest book, Outrageous Fortunes, uses this idea to identify 12 diverse trends that will reshape the global economy in the coming decades. Altman has played a direct part in fashioning this future as an economic advisor to the British Government. Today he is changing the way managers assess foreign investments as the inventor of the Baseline Profitability Index, a tool for assessing the attractiveness of markets around the world. He also serves as Chief Economist of the website Big Think.
A gifted speaker with a keen ambition to simplify the complex, Daniel Altman makes economics accessible to everyone. With an incredible range of knowledge and expertise, Altman shares his insights on subjects ranging from engaging with the Chinese economy to cultivating the competitive advantages of the American worker. His most recent work, in the young and fascinating science of sports analytics, uses data to understand how athletes work together to win games. Taking these same principles, he has developed tools for companies to help their employees achieve peak performance.
Altman’s pivotal contributions to the world of economics have challenged traditional assumptions and methods, and his presentations provide audiences with a roadmap to future success and growth. Not afraid of rocking the boat, Altman’s presentations leave audiences with a new perspective on economic trends and new ways to thrive in the global marketplace.
Contact a speaker booking agent to check availability on Daniel Altman and other top speakers and celebrities.
China's rising influence is reaching into every corner of the global economy. Speaker Daniel Altman explains the likely path of China's growth, the expanding importance of its currency, and the opportunities that will arise in other countries as China gets richer and exerts its economic power. He provides invaluable advice for companies and individuals involved in trade, overseas business, and portfolio investment throughout East Asia.
Speaker Daniel Altman has exhaustively researched the future of consumption in the global economy: what we will buy, how we will use it, and who will sell it to us. He explains how underlying trends in technology, population, and resources will affect all of these facets of selling in the coming years and he points out which public policies and strategies would make the most of these changes for the private sector.
Big economies like Brazil, China, and India attract plenty of attention from the markets but investors don't always see the returns they expect. Speaker Daniel Altman shows how combining smaller and safer markets can be a more sensible choice for exporters, multinationals, and portfolio investors. He also outlines the risks and opportunities that will drive the performance of emerging markets in the future.
Major investors in large public companies insist that executives maximize profits. But these companies can create massive benefits for society as well. Speaker Daniel Altman is one of the originators of the "long-term single-bottom line," an alternative to concepts such as corporate social responsibility, shared value, and double
• and triple-bottom lines. He explains why the long-term single-bottom line is the best choice for shareholders, companies, and societies as a whole.
The recent economic downturn has shown that a good education and a wealth of experience are not always enough to keep the American worker competitive. Yet economist, author, and speaker Daniel Altman sees promising signs that distinctly American skills and talents can be brought to bear in the global economy, both in existing industries and in new roles. He shares his insights in this hopeful keynote.
Daniel Altman is a keynote speaker and industry expert who speaks on a wide range of topics . The estimated speaking fee range to book Daniel Altman for your event is $20,000 - $30,000. Daniel Altman generally travels from New York, NY, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances. Similar motivational celebrity speakers are Joseph Stiglitz, Geoff Colvin, Steven Mazie, Richard Florida and Todd Buchholz. Contact All American Speakers for ratings, reviews, videos and information on scheduling Daniel Altman for an upcoming event.
China's rising influence is reaching into every corner of the global economy. Speaker Daniel Altman explains the likely path of China's growth, the expanding importance of its currency, and the opportunities that will arise in other countries as China gets richer and exerts its economic power. He provides invaluable advice for companies and individuals involved in trade, overseas business, and portfolio investment throughout East Asia.
Speaker Daniel Altman has exhaustively researched the future of consumption in the global economy: what we will buy, how we will use it, and who will sell it to us. He explains how underlying trends in technology, population, and resources will affect all of these facets of selling in the coming years and he points out which public policies and strategies would make the most of these changes for the private sector.
Big economies like Brazil, China, and India attract plenty of attention from the markets but investors don't always see the returns they expect. Speaker Daniel Altman shows how combining smaller and safer markets can be a more sensible choice for exporters, multinationals, and portfolio investors. He also outlines the risks and opportunities that will drive the performance of emerging markets in the future.
Major investors in large public companies insist that executives maximize profits. But these companies can create massive benefits for society as well. Speaker Daniel Altman is one of the originators of the "long-term single-bottom line," an alternative to concepts such as corporate social responsibility, shared value, and double
• and triple-bottom lines. He explains why the long-term single-bottom line is the best choice for shareholders, companies, and societies as a whole.
The recent economic downturn has shown that a good education and a wealth of experience are not always enough to keep the American worker competitive. Yet economist, author, and speaker Daniel Altman sees promising signs that distinctly American skills and talents can be brought to bear in the global economy, both in existing industries and in new roles. He shares his insights in this hopeful keynote.
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