Speaking

A clear, honest read — made for the room.

I give audiences a clear, honest read on the economy — and what it means for the decisions in front of them. No jargon, no canned talking points, no one-size-fits-all macro deck. Every talk is built for the room: what your audience is worried about, and what they’re trying to decide.

Why me

I make rigorous economics hold a room.

I’ve briefed the White House Council of Economic Advisers, testified before state legislatures, and owned the macro outlook for the largest U.S. real-estate marketplace. I’m a regular voice in national media and co-host the Everyday Economics podcast — which means I do the hard part for a living: making rigorous economics clear enough to hold a room.

Audiences

Who I speak to.

Leadership and strategy teams

Offsites, planning sessions, sales kickoffs.

Client and investor events

Appreciation events, investor days, member meetings.

Conferences and associations

The economic-outlook keynote that anchors the agenda.

Boards and IR teams

Private briefings on the outlook and the risks that matter to you.

Signature talks

Starting points, not a fixed menu.

Each is tailored to your audience and the moment.

The Outlook, Measured

The labor market, housing, interest rates, and the consumer. Where the economy is actually heading, and how to tell signal from noise.

Reading the Fed

What the data say about the next move, the Fed reaction function, and why the headlines so often get it wrong.

Is AI Helping or Hurting Your Business?

How AI is affecting the economy and what it could do to your bottom line.

Formats

Built to fit the agenda.

Keynote (20–45 min)

The outlook, made vivid and specific to your audience.

Fireside / moderated conversation

An interview or on-stage Q&A.

Executive or board briefing

A private, closed-door read.

Quarterly outlook series

A recurring economic update for your team, clients, or members.

Bring me to your stage

Tell me your audience and the date.

Tell me your audience, the date, and what they’re trying to figure out, and I’ll tell you whether I’m the right fit.