Speaking
For conference and media bookings.
Keynotes, panels, podcasts, and television. The topics below reflect the live body of work. Custom briefs welcomed where the subject sits in or near Caribbean economics, fiscal policy, sustainable finance, or the Caribbean labour movement.
Speaking topics
Caribbean fiscal policy and risk: what is moving and what to watch
Macroeconomic and fiscal-policy briefing for general or specialist audiences. Format: 30 to 45 minute keynote, followed by Q&A.
Sustainable finance for small island states: the Blue-Green Token
A working-concept presentation of the Blue-Green Token, the rationale for tokenised sustainable finance in the Caribbean context, and the governance and regulatory considerations.
Public debt sustainability and the BERT 2026 trajectory
The fiscal anchor in practice: what disciplined sovereign debt management looks like in a small open economy, drawing on Barbados as a live case.
Tourism economies and the limits of volume-led growth
Why arrivals are not the right scoreboard. The structural case for value-led tourism strategy in the Caribbean.
The Caribbean labour movement: history, present, future
From Adams, Springer, and Walcott to the present day. The labour movement as nation-building infrastructure, and what comes next.
Statistics, data governance, and what fiscal modernisation requires
For practitioner audiences: the institutional plumbing that data-led economic policy depends on. Drawn from work at the Barbados Statistical Service, the Cayman Islands ESO, and the Fiscal Risk Unit.
Formats
Keynote
30 to 60 minute address, with or without slides. Suited to conferences, annual meetings, university lectures.
Panel
Panel participation, moderated discussion, fireside chat. Caribbean economic, fiscal, labour, and policy contexts.
Media interview
Television, radio, podcast, written press. Live or pre-recorded. Caribbean economies, fiscal policy, sustainable finance, public sector statistics.
Logistics
Practical detail.
- Based: Barbados. Available regionally across the Caribbean and internationally subject to schedule.
- Timezone: Atlantic Standard Time (GMT-4).
- Languages: English.
- Honorarium and travel: by arrangement. Not-for-profit and educational rates available on request.
- Lead time: ideally four weeks for keynote bookings, shorter for panels and media interviews.
To book
Get in touch.
Send a one-paragraph brief: event, audience, date, format, and what you would like the talk to do for the room. I respond within 48 hours.
Past talks and media archive at /media.