Ruchir Sharma is a globally recognised economist, bestselling author, and a thought leader in global markets. With decades of experience, Ruchir has captivated audiences worldwide with his unique ability to blend economic insights, leadership lessons, and personal anecdotes. His perspectives are not only highly respected but also incredibly accessible, making him a sought-after speaker for businesses, governments, and individuals navigating today’s ever-changing world.
Born in Tamil Nadu, India, and raised across Mumbai, Delhi, and Singapore, Ruchir’s international perspective was cultivated from an early age. A graduate of Shri Ram College of Commerce in New Delhi, his career began with a focus on financial markets, where his talent for analysis shone. Early on, his column “For Ex” earned him recognition as a sharp observer of global economics. His impressive career trajectory led him to Morgan Stanley, where he rose to become Head of Emerging Markets and Chief Global Strategist, roles that cemented his reputation as a leader in finance and strategy.
Among Ruchir’s many achievements, his work as Chairman of Rockefeller International stands out. He is also a bestselling author, whose books, including ‘Breakout Nations’ and ‘The Rise and Fall of Nations’, have shaped how global markets are understood. His latest book, 'What Went Wrong with Capitalism', delves into the challenges of modern economic systems, further demonstrating his deep understanding of financial trends. These accomplishments, combined with his recognition as one of Bloomberg's 50 Most Influential People in the World, reflect his remarkable influence.
Audiences hire Ruchir Sharma not only for his expertise but also for his ability to inspire. He delivers valuable insights into emerging markets, economic cycles, and leadership in times of change, offering actionable takeaways. Ruchir’s talks challenge assumptions, spark innovation, and empower audiences to navigate complexities with confidence.
