Dr Pippa Malmgren is a former presidential advisor and has served as the chief currency strategist for Bankers Trust and the deputy head of global strategy at UBS. She co-founded H Robotics, a firm which manufactures aerial robots, and DRPM, a consulting business. She serves on boards at the UK Department for International Trade, Indiana University and the Ditchley Foundation. In November 2016 she was named a non-executive director of the Department of International Trade. Malmgren is a frequent guest on the BBC, including Newsnight and the Today programme, and is a popular commentator and public speaker with the Financial Times, the Economist, Intelligence Squared and others. She lives in London. Find her on Twitter @DrPippaM
Rather wonderful
*FINANCIAL TIMES*
Very interesting. It will make you feel smart.
*EVENING STANDARD*
Dr Pippa Malmgren's book is essential reading
*Dr Tun Mahathir Mohamad, former Prime Minister of Malaysia*
A tour de force
*Lord Rose, former CEO and Chairman Marks and Spencer*
Pippa's work is impressive and groundbreaking
*Dr. Liam Fox MP, Secretary of State for International Trade and
President of the Board of Trade*
A fascinating read. Full of lateral insights
*Lieutenant General Nick Pope CBE, Deputy Chief of the General
Staff*
Fascinating, stimulating book! First-class quality
*Toshihiko Fukui, former Governor of the Bank of Japan*
In Signals: How Everyday Signs Can Help Us Navigate the World's
Turbulent Economy, Dr Philippa Malmgren draws attention to the
everyday signals - from magazine covers to shop fronts - that
reveal the state of the world's economy and help us to understand
recent tectonic shifts in global politics ... its anecdotal,
accessible and democratising approach is welcomed
*LSE blogs*
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