WACL NED Talk: Tackling the challenges of the new post pandemic working environment with Claire Casey from The Economist (members-only event)

Tackling the challenges of the new post pandemic working environment.

We are joined from Washington DC by Claire Casey, global head of policy and insights for the Economist for this session. Claire will share the latest international insight and best thinking on what’s actually happening in the business world as we navigate gradually from the comfort of virtual world to the more complex world of hybrid working, she will share not just gender but generational insights into what’s happening , why and what the impact and the future could be.

Additionally, Claire will share the Economist’s latest thinking around the delicacies of corporate communication as we evolve from an age of shareholder capitalism to a more authentic , broader stakeholder conversation.

This members-only event will be held on Zoom. Please let [email protected]  know if you would like us to send you the link

Speaker Biography

Claire Casey

Global head of policy & insights : The Economist

Claire Casey is Global Head of Policy & Insights. She manages teams on five continents, generating evidence-based insights to inform internal strategy and external engagement for governments, international institutions, corporations, foundations, and NGOs around the world.

She joined The Economist Group in 2019 to lead the Economist Intelligence Unit’s public policy consulting practice. Prior to that, she founded FP Analytics, the research and analysis division of the FP Group, publisher of Foreign Policy Magazine. At FP Analytics, Casey developed a thought leadership platform for clients on issues ranging from aging societies to transnational security risks to global economic disruption.

Previously, she was Managing Director of Garten Rothkopf, where she built an energy, climate, and economics policy advisory practice serving Global Fortune 500 corporations, governments and international organizations. Claire holds an MA in International Economics and International Relations from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and BA in International Politics and Economics from Middlebury College. Her work has appeared in the Financial Times, International Economy, Americas Quarterly, the Telegraph, and Foreign Policy. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.