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Ian Dunt
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Why book speaker Ian Dun for your next event
- Bestselling Political Author & Thought Leader – Ian Dunt’s books, including How Westminster Works... and Why It Doesn’t, provide an unparalleled deep dive into the inner workings of British politics, helping organizations anticipate change.
- Master Media & Misinformation – With deep expertise in journalism, Ian Dunt provides actionable strategies to recognize, counter, and thrive in an era of fake news and media manipulation.
- Respected Media Authority & Trusted Voice – As a contributor to The Guardian, Washington Post, and a national TV and radio pundit, Ian Dunt offers unique, insider perspectives on global political and media dynamics.
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The Business-Politics Breakdown.
Renowned political analyst, best-selling author, and media expert, Ian Dunt delivers compelling keynotes that decode Westminster’s complexities, expose misinformation, and analyze the global rise of populism. His sharp insights help businesses and leaders navigate political uncertainty and media disruption. Book now for an unfiltered, eye-opening perspective.
Keynote Speaker Ian Dunt is a leading political analyst, best-selling author, and media commentator, known for his deep expertise in Westminster politics, media disruption, and the global rise of populism. As a columnist for The i Newspaper, former editor of Politics.co.uk, and a regular contributor to The Guardian and The Washington Post, Ian has built a reputation for delivering sharp, unfiltered analysis of political systems and their impact on businesses and society.
Book Ian Dunt for your event to gain critical insights into how political decisions, misinformation, and shifting global power structures shape the business landscape. His dynamic keynotes help corporate leaders, policymakers, and organizations navigate political uncertainty, understand regulatory changes, and anticipate challenges posed by media manipulation and populist movements.
A regular guest on Newsnight, Sky News, and Any Questions, Ian brings unparalleled knowledge and engaging storytelling to the stage. His research-backed presentations provide actionable strategies for businesses to mitigate risks, adapt to policy changes, and maintain resilience in volatile times. Whether addressing the breakdown in business-government relations, the future of media credibility, or the challenges of modern democracy, Ian Dunt’s keynotes equip organizations with the tools to make informed strategic decisions.
With a compelling ability to make complex political and media topics accessible and relevant, Ian’s keynotes are a must for any organization looking to stay ahead in an era of rapid political and social change. Book Ian Dunt for your event to gain a fresh perspective on the forces shaping the future of business, politics, and media.
Customer Reviews
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If you are looking for a good guide to Brexit and what comes next, I can recommend What the Hell Happens Now?
Tom Watson, deputy leaderLabour Party
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Ian delivered a nuanced, substantiated and commercially-relevant commentary on contemporary British politics for a number of audiences (ranging from 3 to 20 people). His insights have been well-received by clients, and he has been a pleasure to liaise with both before and after such engagements.
Jack LambertGatehouse Advisory Partners
Rated 5.00/5 based on 2 customer reviews
Keynotes
Keynote by Ian Dunt:
‘F*** business’: What happened to business’ relation with politics and how can it be repaired?
The business lobby was once courted by both main parties, but now they find themselves despised by Labour and dismissed by the Conservatives. What led to the breakdown and how can it be fixed?
Keynote by Ian Dunt:
How Westminster works…and Why it Doesn’t
Our political and financial system is cloaked in secrecy, archaic terminology, ancient custom, impenetrable technical jargon and deliberate obfuscation. The reality is that despite all the coverage, hardly anyone understands how Westminster actually works.
Keynote by Ian Dunt:
Where do we go next: Disturbance in the media and fake news.
Mainstream politicians routinely discredit the media, and fake news is making global events largely unpredictable. How have changes in behaviour and technology influenced this, and where will it go next?
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Is there a limit to the global spread of populism?
Populists are defeating established parties and threatening to overturn established institutions. What defines and motivates the populist assault, and which political systems have succeeded in resisting them?
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