Webinars
Webinar – Post-Brexit: What Future for the EU-UK Relationship
The London Speaker Bureau has been running a series of webinars over the past…
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has dominated discussions in business and politics across the globe. Brexit is undoubtedly an important topic for us all, these speakers whether economists or former politicians, can provide unparalleled insight into Brexit and what this means for the future of Europe and the rest of the World.
Featured speakers
A starting shortlist for Brexit. Open a profile, or ask us to refine it against your brief.
Insights
Briefings and perspectives on Brexit from across the bureau network.
Webinars
The London Speaker Bureau has been running a series of webinars over the past…
Articles
With the UK government still establishing what exactly ‘Brexit’ will mean for Britain. Therefore…
Articles
Sarah Lyall recently wrote for the New York Times, discussing London’s position as “the…
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Share the audience, outcome and date. We’ll check fees and availability for Brexit and return with speakers that fit.
Speakers
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Adair Turner
Chairman of the Energy Transition Commission
Adam Posen
American Economist and President of the Peterson Institute for International Economics
Alastair Campbell
Writer, strategist, former Head of Communications for Tony Blair
Anu Bradford
Leading Authority on the European Union, Digital Economy, AI Governance and Trade
Atul Singh
Founder, CEO and editor-in-chief of Fair Observer
Ben Chu
Policy and Analysis Correspondent at BBC Verify, Economics & Globalisation Expert and Author
Catherine Lubochinsky
Economics Professor and member of the Scientific Board of the French Association of French Administration
Chris Weafer
Founding Partner of Macro-Advisory Ltd
Christian Fraser
Foreign Correspondent for the BBC, Journalist and Broadcaster
Clemens Fuest
German Economist and President of the ifo Institute for Economic Research
Conor Burns
Member of Parliament for Bournemouth West (2010-2024), The Prime Minister's envoy to the United States (Regional Trade and Investment) - Until July 2024
Craig Oliver
Former Director of Politics and Communications to British PM, former Controller of BBC Global, Keynote Speaker on Leadership, Communications and Geopolitics, Moderator, Podcast Host
David Davis
Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union from July 2016 to July 2018
David Lammy
British politician who served as Foreign Secretary (2024–2025), Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (2025–2026) and Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor (2025–2026) in the Labour Government
David Miliband
CEO and President, International Rescue Committee
DeAnne Julius
A former intelligence analyst for the CIA and an American-British economist, notable as a founder member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England
Dominique De Villepin
Former Prime Minister of France (2005-2007)
Enrico Letta
Prime Minister of Italy 2013-14
Francois Hollande
President of France 2012-17
Fredrik Reinfeldt
Former Swedish Prime Minister
Gavin Barwell
Chief of Staff to the British Prime Minister 2017-2019
Gerard Lyons
One of the most influential analysts of the global economy, Board member of two financial firms in the City of London
Gina Miller
Co-Founder, SCM Direct, Transparency Activist, Philanthropist
Guy Verhofstadt
President European Movement International, former Member of the European Parliament and Former Prime Minister of Belgium
Hamish McRae
Award Winning Journalist, Best-Selling Author & One of Europe's foremost speakers on global future trends
Hans-Werner Sinn
President of the ifo-Institute in Munich (1999-2016)
Helle Thorning-Schmidt
Former Danish Prime Minister and Former CEO of Save the Children
Iain Duncan Smith
Former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 2010 -2016
Ian Goldin
Professor of Globalisation and Development, Oxford University, Former Vice President and Head of Policy, World Bank and former policy advisor to Nelson Mandela
Isabel Oakeshott
Award winning political journalist and broadcaster
FAQ
How London Speaker Bureau helps you shortlist, check fees and confirm availability quickly.
Submit an enquiry with your audience, date and outcome. A consultant will return with fees, availability and a shortlist of Brexit speakers aligned to your brief.
Fees depend on the speaker, format (in-person or virtual), location, session length and required customisation. Contact London Speaker Bureau for a tailored quote — we do not publish a public rate card.
Yes. Share your audience, sector and objective and London Speaker Bureau will recommend the right voices from our Brexit network (76 profiles listed here) — including speakers not listed on this page.
London Speaker Bureau books speakers worldwide. Share your event date, location and format and we’ll confirm availability while handling travel and logistics.
Virtual and hybrid sessions are standard for many speakers on our roster. Contact London Speaker Bureau to confirm availability and platform fit (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, studio setup or your own).
Yes. We brief the speaker on your audience profile, sector and objectives so the talk is shaped to your event. The level of customisation depends on the speaker and lead time.
Beyond keynotes, many speakers also lead workshops, executive masterclasses, panel discussions and fireside chats. Tell London Speaker Bureau your preferred format and we’ll confirm who can deliver it.
We generally recommend three to twelve months’ notice to secure preferred dates, especially in peak conference season. Shorter lead times are often possible — contact London Speaker Bureau to check availability.
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