Dambisa Moyo is a well-known economist, author, and speaker who has contributed important to macroeconomics and international affairs. She has a PhD in economics from Oxford University, a Master’s degree from Harvard University, an undergraduate degree in chemistry, and an MBA in finance from American University in Washington, D.C. Moyo has had a successful career in economics and finance, working as an economist at Goldman Sachs and the World Bank in Washington, D.C. She is currently on the boards of Barclays Bank, SABMiller, Barrick Gold, and Seagate Technology. As a bestselling author, her notable books include "Dead Aid," "How the West Was Lost," and "Winner Take All." Her writings often appear in major publications like the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal.
Dambisa is a popular speaker who gives keynote addresses on global economic trends, crisis management, and investment strategies in a changing world. Her talks often discuss the connections between policy, business, and democracy. Moyo has received many awards, including the Hayek Lifetime Achievement Award and recognition as one of TIME magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World.” Her work has taken her to over 70 countries, giving her a strong understanding of global markets and economic policies. In her personal life, Moyo enjoys tennis and has participated in several half-marathons and marathons. She is a significant figure in economics and international affairs, known for her insightful analyses, influential writings, and impactful speaking engagements.