Speaking

Daniel Altman has been taking the stage as a speaker and moderator since 2001. He is represented by The American Program Bureau.

In his lectures on four continents (and one cruise ship), he has gained a reputation for making complex economic ideas clear and understandable for general audiences. Recent lectures have addressed topics ranging from the future of the American worker to the long-term risks of investing in Brazil.

He is comfortable presenting in both English and Spanish, and he is also available for private advisory services.

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