Pippa Malmgren is best known for advising presidents, central banks, and global institutions on how geopolitical shifts translate into economic and market consequences. An economist by training and a former advisor to the White House, she focuses on how power, policy, and technology interact to reshape growth, risk, and opportunity at global scale.

Her work examines moments of transition, when established economic assumptions break down and new rules begin to form. Pippa helps leaders understand how inflation, debt, energy, technology, and political realignment intersect, and why traditional forecasting struggles when systems move simultaneously. Her perspective is not predictive, but interpretive: how decision-makers read signals, manage uncertainty, and act with confidence when precedent no longer applies.

Her talks are rigorous, expansive, and strategically framed. They focus on how leaders navigate volatility, make capital and policy decisions under uncertainty, and position organisations for resilience as global systems rebalance.