Stephen Kouklouas as had more than 25 years as an economist in government and as Global Head of economic and market research. He has been Chief Economist for two major banks and economic advisor to the Prime Minister.
Stephen’s combination of both public and private sector provides an unparalleled insight into the opportunities and risks of today’s markets. As a speaker Stephen has been called upon to discuss the economy with audiences as diverse as the corporate world to school students - an affirmation of his ability to turn complex economic analysis into terms mere mortals can understand.
In these uncertain financial times, Stephen combines tailored economic overview and analysis with a level of humour and engagement not usually associated with the economics.
Stephen is a graduate of the ANU following which he gained an unique insight into the workings of government as an economist in the Commonwealth Treasury during the late 1980s and early 1990s. In Treasury, Stephen worked in areas covering economic forecasting, monetary policy analysis, current economic conditions and the international economy.
Stephen's experience is clearly very wide with his understanding of political economy, policy and financial market issues. These are important in getting insights, into the economic policy and makes his analysis and services highly sought after.
If you need a reliable and informed economic forecasting at both local and international levels, look no further. Informed by Stephen's exceptionally broad experience and background, this presentation ties together complex fiscal policy with current macroeconomic data to provide comprehensive insights into how current economic trends will impact your business.
This presentation can be tailored to include a wide range of topics including:
* Where the economy is going
* Which sectors are strong? Which are in decline?
* What are the economic opportunities in the near term or over the next few years?
* Local and international market forces
What are the causes of macroeconomic conditions in Australasia and abroad? How long can the strong Aussie dollar last, what has caused its meteoric rise and what might be its downfall? How do interest rate decisions affect home buyers, small business and corporations? All of these questions and more can be addressed in Stephen's presentation on cause and effect in economics.
This presentation can include analysis and information on the influence of:
One of the most articulate economists in Australia.
Alan Kohler, Author and ABC TV journalist
One of Australia's most influential economists.
The Australian Financial Review
The Prime Minister's Office has placed a premium on economic and policy advice recruiting high-profile market economist, Stephen Koukoulas.
The Australian Financial Review.
I've only heard great things about your presentation at the breakfast – so thank you. Clients and staff all raved about you – how engaging, thought provoking and entertaining you were. You made the content come alive. - Head of communication
Randstad
The feedback from the participants has been fantastic. You really make a serious subject interesting and engaging!
HR, Wesfarmers Insurance