Alex Bellos is a captivating speaker, author, and broadcaster whose expertise spans mathematics, Brazilian culture, and football. With over a million copies of his books sold and translations in more than 20 languages, Alex has made a significant impact through works like ""Alex’s Adventures in Numberland"" and ""Futebol: The Brazilian Way of Life."" His engaging style is evident in his popular puzzle column for The Guardian and his documentaries on BBC Radio 4. As the inventor of the elliptical pool game Loop, Alex combines creativity with analytical thinking, making complex topics accessible and entertaining.
In 2024, Alex served as the Science Communicator in Residence at the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing, University of California, Berkeley, further solidifying his role as a thought leader in mathematics communication. His talks, which range from educational conferences to corporate events, are known for their ability to inspire and educate diverse audiences, from schoolchildren to CEOs. Alex’s presentations offer actionable insights into problem-solving and innovation, making them invaluable for teams and businesses navigating today’s challenges.
Book Alex Bellos for your next event to experience a speaker who not only informs but also transforms the way audiences perceive the world.