Robyn Meredith stands as a luminary in the realm of keynote speaking, bringing with her a profound understanding of Asia's economic landscape and an esteemed career as a journalist and author. Her expertise is cemented by her role as an award-winning foreign correspondent and the author of the best-selling book 'The Elephant and the Dragon: The Rise of India and China and What it Means for All of Us'. This book has positioned her as one of the world’s most respected analysts in Asia, making her insights invaluable to global audiences. Based in Hong Kong, her work with prestigious platforms such as Bloomberg TV, Forbes Magazine, and The New York Times has provided her with a unique vantage point from which she elucidates the intricate dynamics of Asia’s rise on the global stage.
During her tenure at Bloomberg Television as the Asia Correspondent, Robyn demonstrated an unparalleled capacity for engaging with complex issues in a manner that is both accessible and compelling. Her interviews with heads of state and global CEOs over the course of two years have provided audiences with direct insights into the minds leading the world today. This experience not only enhanced her reputation as a seasoned business journalist but also deepened her understanding of global business and economic trends, further enriching the content she brings to her keynote speeches.
Before her impactful work with Bloomberg Television, Robyn honed her expertise on Asian markets, global finance, and foreign policy as the Senior Editor of Asia for Forbes. In this role, she penned influential cover stories on some of the world’s largest corporations and most notable business figures, demonstrating her ability to dissect complex business narratives and present them in a form that resonates with a wide audience. Her contributions to Forbes, which included a tenure as Detroit Bureau Chief before moving to Hong Kong, highlighted her versatility and depth of knowledge in covering significant economic and corporate developments.
Robyn Meredith’s journalistic journey, which includes a significant chapter covering Detroit for The New York Times and investigative reporting that led to significant regulatory changes in U.S. banking, showcases the breadth of her experience and the depth of her investigative rigour. Her keynote speeches not only draw upon this vast reservoir of knowledge but also reflect her commitment to uncovering the truth and presenting it in a manner that enlightens and inspires. Whether addressing the intricacies of Asia’s economic rise or the challenges and opportunities it presents to the global order, Robyn stands out as a speaker capable of transforming complex economic landscapes into compelling narratives that captivate and educate her audiences.
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Robyn Meredith's official speaking topics are listed below:
- The Future of China
- Japan's Jump-Start: Abenomics
- Navigating Globalisation
- Making the Most Out of Asia's Rise
- 2019 - Senior Vice President of Client Strategy at BNY Mellon
- 2019 - Life Member for the Council on Foreign Relations
- 2017 - Executive Director at J.P. Morgan
- 2015 - Executive Director at Goldman Sachs
- 2013 - Managing Director at ReOrient Group
- 2012 - CEO of Asia Hands
- 2012 - Author of 'The Elephant and the Dragon: The Rise of India and China and What It Means For All of Us'
- 2011 - TV Asia Correspondent at Bloomberg LP
- 2009 - Asia Editor at Forbes
- 1996 - Detroit Coorespondent for The New York Times
- 1993 - Washington Bureau Reporter at American Banker