Stephen Kinsella, Prof.
Prof. Stephen Kinsella is one of Ireland’s leading economists, known for translating complex economic and societal change into clear, engaging and practical insight. As Professor of Economics and Head of Department at the University of Limerick, he advises on economic policy, innovation systems, institutional reform and the future impact of AI on work and society. A compelling keynote speaker and commentator, Stephen brings together economics, leadership, systems thinking and technology to help organisations better understand uncertainty, navigate change and build resilient, future-focused strategies.
John Sitilides
John was engaged to brief C-suite executives at a multinational energy firm during a global strategy retreat. His non-partisan geopolitical forecast helped leaders reframe regional threats, reassess investment risk in Asia and the Middle East, and align their commercial strategy with emerging diplomatic and trade realities.
Méabh Mc Mahon
Euronews anchor, international journalist, and highly experienced event moderator, Méabh Mc Mahon has reported on the defining moments of modern Europe — from Brexit to the war in Ukraine. A familiar face in Brussels and beyond, she brings her sharp insight, warmth, and professionalism to every event, making her one of the most respected moderators in European media and public affairs.
Gregory Brew
Gregory Brew provides audiences with a clear and historically informed perspective on Iran’s role in Middle East geopolitics and global energy markets. Drawing on academic research and geopolitical analysis, he explains how sanctions, conflict dynamics and political change shape risk for governments, investors and businesses.
