Gillian Tett is an award-winning journalist, anthropologist, and bestselling author. Known for her foresight in predicting major global trends, she helps leaders understand economic, political, and cultural shifts, offering clear insights into how organisations can navigate uncertainty and embrace sustainable futures.






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Dr Gillian Tett is one of the world’s most respected commentators on global finance, politics, and society. A journalist, anthropologist, and bestselling author, she is renowned for her prescient analysis, from predicting the 2008 financial crisis to highlighting the rise of populism and the challenges of financial innovation today.
Gillian is currently Provost of King’s College Cambridge and was formerly Chairman of the US Editorial Board and America Editor-at-Large at the Financial Times. During her distinguished career at the Financial Times, she also served as Managing Editor (US), columnist, and head of capital markets coverage.
Key achievements include:
Her background as an anthropologist (PhD, Cambridge University) informs her unique ability to apply cultural and social perspectives to the world of finance and business. She speaks French and Russian and has studied Japanese and Tajik.
Gillian is a dynamic, thought-provoking speaker who blends rigorous research with engaging storytelling. Her keynote talks are clear, entertaining, and rich with examples that resonate across industries.
Audiences value her ability to:
She speaks across formats including keynote addresses, fireside chats, and panel moderation, and is frequently invited to address international governments, financial institutions, and global conferences.
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Dr Gillian Tett is one of the world’s most respected commentators on global finance, politics, and society. A journalist, anthropologist, and bestselling author, she is renowned for her prescient analysis, from predicting the 2008 financial crisis to highlighting the rise of populism and the challenges of financial innovation today.
Gillian is currently Provost of King’s College Cambridge and was formerly Chairman of the US Editorial Board and America Editor-at-Large at the Financial Times. During her distinguished career at the Financial Times, she also served as Managing Editor (US), columnist, and head of capital markets coverage.
Key achievements include:
Her background as an anthropologist (PhD, Cambridge University) informs her unique ability to apply cultural and social perspectives to the world of finance and business. She speaks French and Russian and has studied Japanese and Tajik.
Gillian is a dynamic, thought-provoking speaker who blends rigorous research with engaging storytelling. Her keynote talks are clear, entertaining, and rich with examples that resonate across industries.
Audiences value her ability to:
She speaks across formats including keynote addresses, fireside chats, and panel moderation, and is frequently invited to address international governments, financial institutions, and global conferences.
Gillian is the author of several acclaimed books, including Anthro-Vision: A New Way to See in Business and Life, which explores how anthropological insights can transform business decision-making, and The Silo Effect: The Peril of Expertise and the Promise of Breaking Down Barriers. Her New York Times bestseller Fool’s Gold chronicles the rise of shadow banking and the financial crisis, while Saving the Sun examines Japan’s financial collapse in the 1990s.
Through Moral Money, Gillian pioneered coverage of ESG and sustainable business practices, shaping global debate on ethical finance and corporate responsibility. Her journalism has illuminated the intersection of culture, economics, and governance, offering a holistic understanding of complex issues.
Contact us now for more information on how Gillian can bring her unique foresight, global expertise, and engaging perspective to your next event.

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