Ian Dunt is a prominent figure in the British political commentary sphere, recognised for his insightful analysis and engaging discourse on a range of topics including immigration, civil liberties, democracy, free speech, and justice. His influential podcast ‘Oh God, What Now’ highlight his commitment to engaging with and shaping public discourse on pivotal issues, such as Brexit. As an author, podcast host, and pundit for some of the UK's most significant media outlets, Ian has established himself as a leading voice, adept at dissecting the most pressing news stories.
Academically, Ian's foundation is as robust as his professional pursuits, holding a Bachelor's degree from University College London and a Master's in International Relations from the University of Warwick, complemented by a Diploma in Journalism and Media Law from the London School of Journalism. His career trajectory is marked by significant roles, including his tenure as a Political Analyst for Yahoo, and his editorial leadership at politics.co.uk. These roles have not only honed his journalistic skills but also solidified his reputation as a critical thinker and political analyst, capable of navigating the intricate landscape of UK politics and its implications on both national and international stages.
As an author, Ian has made significant contributions to political literature, with titles such as 'Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?' and 'How To Be A Liberal' achieving critical acclaim and commercial success. His ability to articulate complex political dynamics in an accessible manner has earned him accolades and recognition, cementing his role as a key commentator in the ongoing dialogue around Britain's political evolution and its broader implications.
Ian Dunt's role as a geopolitical keynote speaker and political analyst is further underscored by his recent works, 'Fascism: The Story of an Idea' & 'How Westminster Works… And Why It Doesn’t'. These contributions reflect his deep-seated passion for politics and his unparalleled ability to analyse and present the nuances of political ideologies and governance.
For corporate audiences, Ian's insights are particularly valuable, offering a lens through which businesses can discern the political landscape and strategically align themselves. His analytical prowess, coupled with his engaging presentation style, makes him an esteemed figure in political circles and beyond, capable of illuminating the complexities of geopolitics and its impact on various sectors.
